For the average couple, a wedding typically costs around $29,000. But Angela Yeung (AKA Angelababy) and her now husband (and fellow actor) Huang Xiaoming are not most people. The Chinese actress, known as the “Kim Kardashian of China,” spared no expense to make her wedding one of the grandest ceremonies that ever was. To put things in perspective, Kimye’s wedding cost $12 million, Yeung and Xiaoming’s cost $31 million.
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Walking down the aisle is one of the most important occasion that every girl dreams of. This significant milestone in life deserves an equally significant photographer. We are very proud to present “Perez Photography” – a member of MO wedding’s 100 Most Influential Wedding Photographers.
About Tanya & Cesar of Perez Photography: We are a husband and wife photography team based out of the beautiful city of Dallas, Texas. We have photographed weddings in Dallas, all across the nation, and around the world for the last eight years. We feel blessed to be doing what we love together, meeting so many amazing people and getting to visit places we only ever dreamed of.
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Even though the wedding displays might be a bit over the top for the average wedding, I just had to share these incredible fall and winter wedding photos with you. {my personal favorite is the last one with the rows of chairs and trees leading to the altar}
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To make your ceremony venue stand out in a personal and unique way, wedding backdrops can easily help set the mood and express your personality; what’s more, they’re just gorgeous in photos. Check out the following unique wedding backdrops. Personally, sparkling part is my favorite, what about you?
Chrissy Arpie Ott is the founder and CEO of The Perfect Palette, a wedding source dedicated to helping couples find the best color palette for their wedding day. Since its launch in 2008, The Perfect Palette has been the go-to color resource for couples who dream of a unique, creative, and colorful wedding day.
My job is dedicated to helping engaged couples think unique and creatively when it comes to color and event design, so it’s safe to say that I’ve witnessed a ton of wedding color mistakes over the years. So, I thought it might be helpful for BG brides if I compiled the most common pitfalls and how to make sure you don’t fall into them. Let’s dive right into it!
Chrissy Arpie Ott is the founder and CEO of The Perfect Palette, a wedding source dedicated to helping couples find the best color palette for their wedding day. Since its launch in 2008, The Perfect Palette has been the go-to color resource for couples who dream of a unique, creative, and colorful wedding day.
My job is dedicated to helping engaged couples think unique and creatively when it comes to color and event design, so it’s safe to say that I’ve witnessed a ton of wedding color mistakes over the years. So, I thought it might be helpful for BG brides if I compiled the most common pitfalls and how to make sure you don’t fall into them. Let’s dive right into it!
“Regardless of its size or complexity, the perfect floral arrangement is the one that makes you stop for an instant and smile with surprise and delight,” writes Preston Bailey in his new book Preston Bailey: Flowers.
If that’s the case, then his beautiful tribute to blooms is bound to inspire awe. Every bride I’ve shown Flowers to has grabbed the book from my hands and wanted to frame (not rip!) the out-of-this-world photos inside. His anecdotal stories from A-list events—he’s planned parties for Oprah Winfrey, Joan Rivers, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jennifer Hudson and Ivanka Trump—are equally fascinating.
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Here’s the truth about big, over-the-top weddings: It takes more than an unlimited wedding budget to really pull off something different and amazing. The secret? A great team and lots of creative details designed in unexpected ways. From a flower-filled dance floor to a garden-like ceiling, see the most amazing wedding ideas we can’t stop talking about.
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A Flower-Filled Dance Floor
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Every great wedding has a lively dance floor, and dancing the night away with dear friends and long-lost relatives is often one of the best parts of saying “I do.” But what about guests who don’t want to dance — or aren’t able to? How can they have all-night fun at your wedding?
We have a few suggestions below for ways to keep your guests entertained all night — and reminiscing about the BEST. WEDDING. EVER. long into the future.
1. Have board games scattered throughout the room
This is a fun option to offer alongside traditional dancing entertainment: Guests can take a spin on the dance floor, then relax for a game of Chutes & Ladders, and non-dancers can make the rounds playing every game at the reception.
