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Gail Everard

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 415 633 429



Address: Fadden, 2904 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://www.gaile.com.au

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21.01.2022 This week I had the privilege of assisting in the celebration of the life of a very special lady. At the end of the service we had a dove release - the first of many processes her loving family will go through on their path of healing.



19.01.2022 6 tips for inexpensive and totally stunning custom-made wedding dresses from a girl who did.. A while back I ranted about how I think brides are best off having their wedding dresses custom made you'll get a better fit,... ... I'm getting my wedding dress custom-made and I'm so glad I went this route. As a size 16, and after watching my size 14 sister struggle to find places who even had things in her size to try on, and then settling for something at David's Bridal, I knew I was going to get a custom dress. Things NEVER fit me off the rack anyway and I did not want to deal with the aggravation. Luckily, I have a lady who lives and works in my neighborhood who owns an alterations/custom gowns shop and she is making me the exact dress I want for $250 plus fabric! So cheap! I can't believe more people don't do this. Tips for custom-made wedding dresses: Know what styles work on your body I'm extremely pear-shaped so I knew I wanted a low neckline, ruched waist, lots of structure up top to emphasize my small waist and bust, and a more flowing bottom to de-emphasize my wider hips and butt. Take a brutally honest friend and go to a store that has dresses in your size and try on different styles but don't even think about wedding gowns. Find a garment construction that works for you and go with that style of dress. What looks good on me is going to look not as good on an apple-shaped girl and vice versa. Be inspired by your interests If you're a movie buff, geek, into fantasy, etc., look for dress inspiration, colors, and details from those interests. Shop around for a dressmaker/seamstress/tailor Lots of people make custom gowns. Ask in your circle, check in Yelp, contact local theater companies (for costumers!), check online shops, and your local yellow pages. Ask to see some samples, pay attention to quality, look at the seams, ask to see photographs, etc. Bring in as many photos as possible This is to show garment construction, color, style, fabric, etc. Your dressmaker will probably have her own opinions on what will work fabric-wise. For instance, my dress would work in silk or satin, but wouldn't have a chance of holding up in charmeuse. Settle on what you need and go fabric shopping. Be your own advocate for the fit Be brutally honest at the fitting. If you don't like the way something is fitting, make sure they take note. You have to live with the dress, so now isn't the time to be shy for the sake of being polite. Bring an advocate with you if you know you'll have issues with this part. Have fun! Designing your own wedding dress can be awesome. Stretch your creative muscles and enjoy the process.

17.01.2022 When it comes to engagement shoots, the world is your oyster. Instead of a park or somewhere that doesn't really match who you are, you can absolutely choose to have some fun in a place you love like a thrift store! Kristina and Peter (who happened to have just gotten married last weekend!) rocked this vintage throwback shoot at a local Goodwill including funky glasses and hats, old records, and some rolling chair races to finish it off.

14.01.2022 Tips to get the best response when seeking a quote for flowers for your wedding It helps to provide... Your contact details Your wedding date, theme, colours, and venue... Ask if they are able to provide the flowers you require Ask about delivery options See more



01.01.2022 These navy sealsdid't book the beach. Some hazards you can't predict!

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