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Wedding Lingo
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By: Nariman Taweel Email Article
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When planning a wedding you may be overwhelmed with the terminology and the number of vendors. It may be wise to learn some of the jargon and to familiarize yourself with who's who.

A la Carte - A menu style which allows guests to order from a menu.

Bomboniere - Gifts purchased for the guests by the bride and groom usually passed around or left on the table. Typically an ornament accompanied by sugared almonds.

Bridezilla - A bride that has become unreasonable in her demands expecting nothing less than perfection. Everything must be done her way and reasoning with her becomes futile.

Buttercream Icing - the most popular wedding cake icing is made of butter, confectionery sugar and milk.

Button Holes - Flowers used in the grooms attire/ clothing usually matching the brides and bridesmaids bouquet.

Candid Photography - Photography which is real and not forced. Pictures are when people least expect it in order to look more natural.

Carrot - The size of the diamond in the wedding/ engagement ring.

Chair Covers - used to the cover the chairs at receptions in order to keep them uniform usually matching the colour theme of the bridal party.

Corset - A bodice with boning which is form fitted on the body.

Garland - This is decoration which usually adorns the pews and tables of woven rope, flowers and ribbon.

Garter - The garter is usually worn by the bride and removed by the groom and then thrown into the crowd.

Marzipan - Usually used as wedding cake icing made from crushed almonds and sugar.

Notice of Intended Marriage Form - This form is the legal document which is required to tie the knot. Usually lodged no later than 6 weeks before the wedding.

Posy Bouquet - A circular bouquet made from round flowers usually roses.

Princess / A - line - Slim fitting, vertical seams flow from shoulders to hem. There is no seam on the waist.

Save the Date Cards - An informal invitation which precedes the wedding invitation advising guests when the wedding will be taking place. It is a good idea when wedding is close to public holidays or the invitations a delayed.

Swarovski - Crystal glass used in gowns and jewellery as embellishment and decoration.

Table centre pieces - The decoration placed in the centre of the table to adorn the venue or location.

Tiara - Crown and hairpieces used to style your hair usually attaching the viel.

Teardrop Bouquet - A bouquet shaped like a tear from with a rounded top and a peak down the bottom.

Throw away posy - A small less expensive version of the bouquet to throw out to the crowd. This allows the bride to keep her bouquet.

For more information visit http://www.nusuevents.com.au

Nariman Taweel is an accomplished Trainer and Entrepreneur. To view more articles on events and event planning visit http://www.nusuevents.com.au.

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