Hem a Wedding Dresses

Whether you’re sewing your own wedding dress or need to adjust the length of a store-bought or heirloom bridal gown, the hem is an important finishing touch. You can sew the hem for a wedding dress using a sewing machine, but it’s best to stitch it by hand. This will help hide the stitches and, more importantly, keep the lower edge of the dress smooth and flowing. If you do sew the hem by machine, use a fine-tipped needle designed for delicate fabrics and make sure the tension is not too tight. In any case, the first step in hemming a wedding dress is to get it the right length. For this, you’ll need two people: the bride and a helper. It also helps to have a mirror, preferably floor-length.

Plan a Beautiful But Simple Wedding
Brides and grooms do not always have the budget or the desire for an extravagant and formal wedding. Though you may be short on funds, you can still have a beautiful wedding. Keep everything simple and slightly casual. Planning a simple wedding is moderately easy to do, and will help you avoid starting out your marriage in debt.

Plan an Informal Wedding
You want your wedding day to be special. But it doesn't have to be an extravagant, budget-busting event. With a little thought and planning, an informal wedding can be a memorable and a tailor-made delight for any couple who prefers to keep things simple. Read on to learn more.

Make Your Own Wedding Planner Book
If you want a spectacular wedding with fashions, flowers and food that your guests will be talking about for years to come, you may need months of preparation. Keep your ideas, to-do lists, itineraries and contractor agreements organized with a custom-made wedding planner book. Create the wedding organizer with inexpensive office supplies and craft materials and you'll be able to preserve the book as a treasured wedding keepsake.

Decorate a Church for a Wedding
While most weddings take place in a church, there is no one way to decorate a church for a wedding. The way the church is decorated will depend on the rules of the church, the personal tastes of the couple and the budget you have for the wedding.