Christian Lacroix wedding Dress

It is Fun, it is Glamour, It is Unique. The dress is design by Christian Lacroix.

IT is your Wedding Day !



Wedding Photographer in France
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Greenwich, Connecticut wedding

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Laura had her wedding dress designed by Amarildine,Paris. The dress can be ordered via Kleinfeld New York.

Reinaldo Alvarez Couture, Paris

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Paris Couture Boutique of Reinaldo alvarez.He occupies a space which resembles him-luminous and square, strict and soft. His boutique at the hear of"le Marais" is made of rigorous simplicity, almost severe where all manierism is absent.But as soon as the word "classicism" comes to mind, a detail in a blink of an eye denies it. This is called humor.





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Max Chaoul Couture, Paris

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Max Chaoul is the head of his own young and dynamic company, producing work of the highest quality for sale within France and in foreign countries.
As Max Chaoul's company enters its 10th year, his work is enjoying increasing demand from international clients. Over the past few years, his serene approach has helped to develop his company within the world of bridal fashion, and this development has gone hand-in-hand with growth in awareness of the Max Chaoul line.
The original Max Chaoul boutique is located in Lyons, France. Additional boutiques are located throughout Europe and the United States, including locations in Paris, Marseilles, London, New York and Beverly Hills.




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Vivienne Westwood-Sweet words from Tizer Bailey

I received some kinds words from Tizer Bailey This morning !
She is the personal assistant to vivienne Westwood - Vivienne has Rocked the London fashion scene for the past 30 years! She is still one of the Main creative Tycoon in the fashion industry.
So the story goes "...Original and outrageous, British designer Vivienne Westwood is one of the most recognized and influential designers of the late twentieth century. By her mid twenties, Vivienne Westwood’s life seemed to b ...Read MORE

Dear Olivier,
I have just looked at those remarkable photographs that you took of Kira's wedding.
She was absolutely stunning in that gown, straight out of the pages of Vogue.
How kind of you to send them to us. Thank you very much.
I will show them to Vivienne when I have a chance.
Yours truly,
Tizer Bailey
Personal Assistant to Vivienne Westwood


I just included those Kinds words from Tizer Bailey in the Comment section of my website where you will find a few words written by Friends, Collegues and brides...
I think it is worth looking into! it might give you more of an inside understanding of Olivier Lalin weddings and its philosophy @ the Comment section of our website -



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From Target to Disney, Jump on the wedding trail!

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My beautiful wife has just posted on her blog an article about the designer Issac Mizrahi who is launching a bridal line with Target in May - And at the same time, i read an article from Reuters about Walt Disney Co. who is looking to grab a bigger piece of the wedding cake, and feed its burgeoning Princess business, with a new line of character-inspired bridal gowns aimed at women who want to look and feel like Cinderella at the ball on their big day.


The 34 gowns by designer Kirstie Kelly were inspired by princesses from Disney films like "Sleeping Beauty" and "Beauty and the Beast" and mark the latest effort by Disney to steer its weddings business toward higher-end nuptials.
Where did my favorites Walt Disney Cartoons GO !



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little White Wedding History

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From ancient times to the present, weddings have always been important religious ceremonies and social occasions. While some wedding traditions, customs, and fashions have withstood the test of time, our modern conceptions of weddings, particularly the white wedding, are primarily a 19th century creation.

The white wedding first became fashionable during the Victorian era, roughly 1840 to 1900, with the marriage of Queen Victoria to Prince Albert. Before that time, it was quite common for a woman to wear the best dress that she owned, whatever color it may have been. At other times, a particular color was fashionable for wedding attire. Roman brides often chose to wear yellow, while women in the 16th and 17th centuries preferred pale green. It was not until the early 19th century that white became a fashionable color to wear at formal occasions. And it was not until white became fashionable as the color for a woman's wedding gown in the mid-19th century that it became associated with the purity and innocence we associate it with today. Even so, our modern concepts of white are quite different from the Victorians'. Thus, today we would consider "white" from this time period as more of a cream color.



After the inception of the white wedding in the mid-19th century, wedding fashions continued to change. While the continuity of the "white" wedding is apparent, each dress is unique and indicative of the fashion of its particular time. Each dress is also significant because of the women who wore it. Many of the dresses were shared among sisters or passed down from mother to daughter. So, while each is representative of a particular time period, they all reflect the continuity of marriage and the strong ties of family...
taken from Sumter County Museum


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