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Once you've set a date for your wedding ceremony, one of the next things you'll need to do is start sending out invitations as soon as you can. In fact, experts suggest that you send invitations at least six months in advance so that everyone will have time to request time off work and make travel arrangements.

Now that you're looking for the right design or templates to use for your wedding invitations, it may be a challenge to find original invitation designs. Or, after you've searched for months to find the right invitations, you may see designs that look so standard, you may be able to do them yourself. So, why not try it out? You can make your own invitations in a style that's all your own, and you could save money in the process.

Of course, making your invitations can be easier and a little less stressful if the wedding guest list is relatively small, but if you're experienced in page layout and in making arts and crafts, you can make multiple invitations in no time. Determining how large you want the invitations to be, the type of font you want, and if you want to include any special design features on your invitations, such as lining the outside with lace or using calligraphy should also be considered. You may want to include photographs in your wedding invitation, such as pictures of the hands of you and your fiancé with your rings on, family pictures, or photographs of you and your fiancé as children.

Consider things that both you and your fiancé are interested in, or hobbies or activities that help to define you as a couple. For instance, if you're both actors and perform in the theater often, you could fashion your wedding invitation like a playbill. Or if you love the beach or work near the water, a wedding invitation in the shape of a seashell or starfish is ideal. Keep in mind that you can also use your tech savvy to create online wedding invitations, complete with pictures of you and your spouse to be, along with some wedding-themed music that may also be used at the ceremony. You can make your invitations interactive and display a couple of pictures of the two of you while the music plays, or simply have a backdrop that contains all the information about your ceremony, such as the time, date, and address.

You can also add extra features to your wedding invitations that may be too expensive if you were to order them. For instance, you could include special thank-you notes to your parents, friends, and other family members, and make them a little longer or more personal. And, you can tell the story of how you and your fiancé met on the back page of the invitation. This will add a nice touch to your invitation, people will be less likely to throw it away, and you won't have to worry about people asking you to tell the story during the reception--you'll be too busy celebrating. You can also include these things in the actual wedding program, so that people can read it while they are waiting for the ceremony to begin. Enjoy!

Every bride and groom needs music to set the tone of their wedding day. E. Walter Smith's "Wedding Day! Precious Moments" provides music for the most important parts of their wedding ceremony. As they choose music for the lighting of the Unity Candle, the Entrance of the Bride, the Father Daughter Dance or their First Dance, this project is an excellent solution. For more information visit http://www.YourWeddingDayMusic.com

Natasha Ulyanov - Art Is The Focus Of Her Fashions

Designer Natasha Ulyanov's fashion collection will be presented on Sunday, March 26, 2006 at the Champagne Fashion Brunch to be held at La Prima Donna restaurant, 163 West 47th Street, in New York City's famous theater district. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. and the show starts at 1:00 p.m.
The timeless elegance of Natasha Ulyanov's fashion designs springs from her juxtaposition of  European heritage and American confidence. Born in London and raised in Moscow and New York, Natasha has a cosmopolitan perspective on the philosophies of various cultures on beauty and sophistication. Natasha took her cue for fashion design from her experience in visual arts and oil painting, having studied at the Greenwich Academy and having her work published in Art World magazine. Taking art to the next level of turning it into a living expression, Natasha immersed herself into the world of fashion design, graduating from New York's acclaimed Parsons School of Design and later working with designers Alice Roi, Carolina Herrera, Badgley Mischka, J Mendel and Valentino. Motivated to launch her own line, her first signature collection was inspired by the ever-stylish Audrey Hepburn and was shown at New York's Guggenheim Museum as part of the most-visited exhibit in the history of the museum entitled "Russia".

Natasha Ulyanov continues working to become an influential force in the fashion industry, giving those who wear her designs a new form of expression. Her ageless sophistication and attention to detail and shape bring out the wearer's inner beauty.   

"With the participation of Ms. Ulyanov in the upcoming Champagne Fashion Brunch it all comes together in one place," says producer Andres Aquino, "Flavor, taste, ambiance, culture and couture. You have delicious Tuscan cuisine, fine champagne, fashion from a Russian designer and a Dominican designer, jewelry from South African and Austrian designers, beautiful models, exquisite makeup and hair styling and an audience from three continents as well as press and stylish music. This is a unique forum where designers connect directly with high-end consumers in an elegant relaxed atmosphere in the Times Square area right in heart of New York City."

With the upcoming web casting of the fashion shows and launch of the company's own magazine as well as ongoing advertising in the New York Times, Playbill and many other publications, there are many opportunities available to sponsors and advertisers looking to reach an affluent fashion-conscious audience at both the national and international levels. Tickets to the shows are becoming hot commodities as appreciation gifts and corporate incentives for Fortune 500 corporations as well as special family and social gatherings. Other guests include celebrities out for an unusual afternoon or evening activity and buyers looking for unique fashions for their boutiques. Attendees come from around the USA, the Far East, Europe, Canada and South America. People are buying tickets up to six months in advance. Tickets are available through the company website  - www.usafashionshows.com - as well as through various ticket outlets worldwide.

Participating designers present some of the best wearable couture and exquisite accessories. Recent shows have featured collections by designers from a host of countries including Austria, South Africa, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Switzerland, Germany, Canada, Russia, Israel, Bulgaria, England, India, and the USA. Some already have their lines carried in exclusive stores like Bergdorf Goodman and chic boutiques on Madison Avenue as well as in other fashion capitals.  

Portions of Champagne Fashion Brunch proceeds support children's charity providing food, clean water, medical care and other assistance in poverty stricken countries around the world.
Producer Andres Aquino is CEO of USA International Fashion Shows and founder of Fashion Syndicate Press. He also produces Couture Fashion Week, Bridal Fashion Week and the Martini Fashion Dinner series.

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Quote about music and the holidays?

I need a quote to put in the playbill for the high school chorus concert this Thursday.

“The only real blind person at Christmas-time is he who has no Christmas in his heart.”
- Helen Keller

“The best of all gifts around any Christmas tree: the presence of a happy family all wrapped up in each other.”
- Burton Hillis

“Christmas is a necessity. There has to be at least one day of the year to remind us that we’re here for something else besides ourselves.”
- Eric Sevareid

It is Christmas in the heart that puts Christmas in the air.
- W. T. Ellis .

"Christmas Day is a day of joy and charity. May God make you very rich in both."
- Phillips Brooks

"I heard the bells on Christmas Day. Their old familiar carols play. And wild and sweet the words repeat. Of peace on earth goodwill to men."
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow .

Tony Administration Committee to Assemble in April
The Tony Awards Administration Committee will assemble for the third time during the 2009-2010 season April 8 at 3 PM, according to a Tony Awards spokesperson.

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