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Kate's wedding gown is simple, timeless and elegant but did it make it to our top 12 ultimate dream wedding gowns? Hmmm... let see! http://www.emilyrecommends.com/12-ultimate-dr&-wedding-gowns
I just called dress times and best dress ? http://www.wedding-now.com/category/wedding_dresses prices and actually did talk to a Chinese woman. She confirmed everything they said on the website and did say they were out of China. The pictures that you posted make me even more nervous because the Maggie dress was so pretty and the pictures posted look way off! I am so interested to see what happens! I will keep my fingers crossed!
It was refreshing to watch a wedding that was classy and dignified, unlike most of the weddings shown on TV today where an overweight, obese or pregnant bride waddles down the aisle (with one or more of her children as attendants) squeezed like a salami into a strapless dress that accentuates her back fat, flabby arms and tattoos and where the guests clap and whoop it up after the end of the ceremony.
I think her appearance was flawless. Given the protocol and etiquette requirements of the venue, her dress was chic, understated, elegant and regal, but also updated and contemporary. Her hair, makeup and jewelry were also spot on and even the tiara was not too much.
Princess Diana's dress looked like it had been designed by a 12 year old girl and sewed by one of the seamstresses at Disney World. All those frills, bows and lace and those big puffy sleeves, not to mention that ridiculously long train almost made the dress look tacky. Everyone says it was the 80's, but I remember watching her then and thinking it was one of the ugliest things I had ever seen.
I'm no great fan of the Britrish, but Americans could learn something about the right way to conduct themselves at these types of events.
To pull off simple, elegant and classic is no easy task. However Kate evolved as the most stunning bride in a most gorgeous gown which was well fitting for the occasion. I just cannot understand why some peopel expected her to be "over the top" in something glitzy, gaudy and completely inappropriate. It was a lovely gown for a lovely girl. Best wishes to you Kate and William.
Of course, she looked VERY beautiful BUT not a stunning dress. ANY beautiful woman with a figure like that could pull it off....
I expected DRAMA!!!, was quite let down...ESPECIALLY by her entrance. NO ONE could every wear Diana's dress but Diana. Kate's dress is safe, predictable, not future Queen-like and most definitely NOT really a princess dress. BORING BORING BORING...we have all seen this one before....
MUCH OF THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS AND CLASS CONFLICTS STEM FROM ROYAL WANNABES' IMPARTING WRONG VALUES
To kill and die for a fancy, expensive, wedding gown?
"Lord, what wh0res these mortals be!"
The waste and greed are indeed not helpful and destroying humankind.
There are many far better ways to expend time, energy and resources, to benefit our seriously damaged environment and lifeforms herein, than emphasizing material wealth and luxurious lifestyles - especially during these economically-disastrous times.
It is interesting to note that:
Royalty and the like throughout history, was/is empowered, enriched, and supported via the forced toils, slavery, exploitation, pain, suffering, injuries and deaths of royalty's subject peasant/victims.
In most cases, overthrowing monarchies, by beheading of kings, queens, princes, etc, and distributing the wrongfully and obscenely-accumulated assets to the victims of "royal parasitism", would serve as only small and token justice for the hundreds and thousands years of injustice perpetrated against the victims of "royal parasitism".
DISRESPECT FOR AND OVERTHROW OF ROYALTY, SHOULD BECOME THE ORDER OF THE DAY!
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Short black dress
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Prom dress shops
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Blue gown
Blue dress
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Little black dress
Short black dress
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http://www.wedding-now.com/category/wedding_dresses
prices and actually did talk to a Chinese woman.
She confirmed everything they said on the website and did say they were out of China.
The pictures that you posted make me even more nervous because the Maggie
dress was so pretty and the pictures posted look way off! I am so interested to
see what happens! I will keep my fingers crossed!
I think her appearance was flawless. Given the protocol and etiquette requirements of the venue, her dress was chic, understated, elegant and regal, but also updated and contemporary. Her hair, makeup and jewelry were also spot on and even the tiara was not too much.
Princess Diana's dress looked like it had been designed by a 12 year old girl and sewed by one of the seamstresses at Disney World. All those frills, bows and lace and those big puffy sleeves, not to mention that ridiculously long train almost made the dress look tacky. Everyone says it was the 80's, but I remember watching her then and thinking it was one of the ugliest things I had ever seen.
I'm no great fan of the Britrish, but Americans could learn something about the right way to conduct themselves at these types of events.
I expected DRAMA!!!, was quite let down...ESPECIALLY by her entrance. NO ONE could every wear Diana's dress but Diana. Kate's dress is safe, predictable, not future Queen-like and most definitely NOT really a princess dress. BORING BORING BORING...we have all seen this one before....
BIG YAWN....
STEM FROM ROYAL WANNABES' IMPARTING WRONG VALUES
To kill and die for a fancy, expensive, wedding gown?
"Lord, what wh0res these mortals be!"
The waste and greed are indeed not helpful and destroying humankind.
There are many far better ways to expend time, energy and resources, to benefit our seriously damaged environment and lifeforms herein, than emphasizing material wealth and luxurious lifestyles - especially during these economically-disastrous times.
It is interesting to note that:
Royalty and the like throughout history, was/is empowered, enriched, and supported via the forced toils, slavery, exploitation, pain, suffering, injuries and deaths of royalty's subject peasant/victims.
In most cases, overthrowing monarchies, by beheading of kings, queens, princes, etc, and distributing the wrongfully and obscenely-accumulated assets to the victims of "royal parasitism", would serve as only small and token justice for the hundreds and thousands years of injustice perpetrated against the victims of "royal parasitism".
DISRESPECT FOR AND OVERTHROW OF ROYALTY, SHOULD BECOME THE ORDER OF THE DAY!