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The article highlights the importance of pre-wedding couple yoga as a way for partners to bond, relax, and manage stress during the hectic phase of wedding preparations. Topics include the need for relaxation, which helps couples manage stress and avoid burnout amidst overwhelming planning; specific yoga poses, such as Seated Breathing and Double Forward Fold, that promote relaxation and enhance connection; and the benefits of couple yoga.

Danielle Frankel Studio is a bridal label that offers modern and romantic gowns for real women. The designer, Danielle Frankel Hirsch, focuses on creating dresses that are exceptionally made and can stand the test of time. She avoids trends and instead seeks to design classic gowns that feel current. Hirsch uses unconventional fabrics like jersey and silk wool to add uniqueness to her designs. The latest collection showcases the brand's growth and craftsmanship. [Extracted from the article]

WED Studio, founded by Evan Phillips and Amy Trinh, aims to disrupt the bridal industry with modern, anti-traditional designs. The duo's latest collection features sheer fabrics, structured cuts, and contrasting black embellishments, reflecting their unique vision. WED Studio caters to confident individuals seeking unconventional wedding attire, challenging traditional bridal norms. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses rise in demand for 2022 weddings in New Hampshire as couples have either postponed nuptials due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics discussed include impact of demand and labor shortages and price increases on global supply chain disruptions; floral deliveries to hospitals and nursing homes; and tips to keep wedding costs down like Consider a weekday wedding.

The article previews several fashion products from Justin Alexander Signature, including the lace fit and flare wedding gown with plunging v-neck and low back, the strapless luxe satin ball gown with basque waist, and the Mikado A-line gown with halter neckline and pockets.

Amsale, a New York-based bridal brand founded by Amsale Aberra in 1985, has opened a new flagship store in SoHo. The brand, known for its simple and clean designs, has experienced growth in both its bridal and non-bridal businesses. The new flagship aims to support this expansion and provide personalized experiences to customers. Amsale is projecting sales of $30 million at retail this year, with non-bridal sales increasing by 30 percent. The brand also plans to increase its global reach, particularly in Europe and the Middle East. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses how changing views about marriage and weddings are impacting the bridal industry. It highlights that marriage is no longer seen as essential for a fulfilling life, with a record number of 40-year-olds never having been married. Weddings are becoming smaller and more casual, but also more expensive. Bridal designers are adjusting their styles to cater to nontraditional preferences, with an emphasis on sustainability and individuality. While marriage may be less enticing to some, there is still a significant number of couples choosing to get married, especially post-pandemic. The article also mentions specific designers who are embracing these changing trends and offering unique options for brides. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information about several wedding photography packages from different photographers and companies including Nishant Ratnakar, Rings & Roses, and Temple Tree.

The article presents information on suppliers and service providers for Punjabi weddings in India. Topics covered include destination wedding at Oberoi Sukhvilas Resort and Spa in Chandigarh, Bani Seth Photography launched by wedding photographer Bani Seth, jewellery designer Anjul Choudhary and background of makeup artist Navpreet Brar.

The article reports on the effort of various marketers to woo the bride market in pursuit of their bridal businesses in the U.S. It cites that some businesses conduct wedding consulting and planning. It mentions that others conduct bridal fashion shows attended by prospective brides before their selection of bridal gowns. Furthermore, it touches on how other bridal businesses aim to offer their services to the prospective brides as well as the specific prices of the services being offered.

The article offers suggestions for planning a wedding. Topics include a chart that shows the guests to be included in the list such as relatives and friends, factors needed to consider when hiring a wedding planner by using connections to deal with vendors and selection of a wedding venue for the reception which depends on the number of guests.

The article talks about luxury brands targeting the affluent in India who are spending crores of rupees on weddings. It talks about the wedding extravagance which includes destination weddings, purchase of luxurious products and services, expensive gifts, designer labels and designer invitation cards. Brand names vying for a place in the luxury market in india are cited which include Austrian fashion design brand Swarovski AG, automobile company BMW AG and Indian designer J J Vallaya.

The article offers a profile of floral designer Helen Ingsten-Anderson. She was born in Sweden but came to the U.S. in the 1980s when she was 19 years old. The services offered by Ingsten-Anderson in planning for the wedding of Amy Powers in Door County, Wisconsin in the summer of 2014 are highlighted.

The article offers information on several wedding suppliers in Albuquerque, New Mexico as of February 2015. Topics covered include the renovation of the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque hotel, gowns offered by Dalia Archila, owner of ABQ Bridal Boutique & Alterations, to brides and future in-laws, dance lessons offered by CSP Dance Studios, which is owned by Patricia Smith, to soon-to-be spouses, and other businesses that offer wedding services, such as Smallcakes, ABQ BarKeeps and The Cake Boutique.

The article lists couture wedding items which includes vintage writing instruments from Scriptura for invitations, vintage wedding dress from Blanc Bridal Couture New Orleans,and wedding jewellery from Boudreaux's Jewelers.

The article features several wedding venues in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma including the Gaillardia Country Club, Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City and Southwind Hills, Goldsby.

The article focuses on the ideas of several wedding professionals in Indiana which are suited for four season. Toomie Farris, president and chief executive officer (CEO) of McNamara Florist, mentions that many brides want to take advantage of the seasonal availability of flowers for that is the time when flowers are most cost-effective. Barbie Gurwitz, owner of Signature Events by Barbie, discusses tips which can be applied in weddings during summer. It also discusses wedding tips for winter.

Gilles Mendel, a New York-based fashion designer known for dressing celebrities and first ladies, has quietly started focusing on custom designs. He has created a new venture called House of Gilles, which offers personalized and exceptional pieces with sophisticated craftsmanship and embroidery. Mendel uses AI technology to create 3D sketches of dresses for his clients, allowing them to see the design before it is made. He aims to create a capsule collection that will be shown or presented early next year. Mendel's new venture focuses on creating a personalized and festive experience for clients, particularly in the bridal industry. He values uniqueness and sophistication in fashion and aims to go against the fast-paced industrial trends in the industry. [Extracted from the article]

While winning Grand Slamtournaments, Williams attended fashionschool, and in 2018 launched her ownclothing line, S by Serena. FASHION * The tennis champion is the first athlete toreceive the prestigious award from the CFDA Serena Williams will receive the FashionIcon award at the 2023 CFDA FashionAwards presented by Amazon Fashion. [Extracted from the article]

Esty Haas and Talya Bendel certainlywould, which is why they've joined togetherto launch a new line, Talya Bendel - HaasBridal. Ambitious to get into wholesale, Haas andBendel are gearing up for a grand tour oftheir own with plans to take the Talya Bendel- Haas Bridal collection on the road for trunkshows in key U.S. cities. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the work of Victoria Sdoukos, the proprietor of Victoria Sdoukos Couture Bridal, a high-end boutique located on Madison Avenue in the Greektown neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. It shows several images of gowns designed by Sdoukos, which are made from high-quality fabrics and are often embellished with Swarovski crystals. It adds that Sdoukos offers exclusive, personalized attention to her clients and allows them to customize every single detail of their ensemble.

The article explores five weddings of local brides and grooms at different locations, with detailed information on the first dates, proposals and wedding planning to pull off a splendid memorable event.

The article provides brief information on the top ten American wedding photographers according to the periodical "American Photo." Photographers discussed include Morgan Lynn Razi, Matt Miller and Ryan Brenizer. Various images of their work are also presented along with details relating to their training.