Tuesday, November 16, 2010

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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Decorating With Wine and Grape Wall Tapestries

It is a lovely feeling to have a good glass of wine for washing down a hearty meal. To bring in this feeling, you can have the keepsakes that will portray the exact mood and go hand in hand with drinking wine after your dinner. Decorating with wine and grape wall tapestries is the ultimate and ideal way to create the ambience and the mood for a small "vino occasion".

The magic of wine and grape wall tapestries

It is a good idea to have the Tuscany Decor Collection for bringing in the vino effect. This collection will bring you tapestries with motifs of vineyards, grapes, wine bottles and wine itself. The collection is a very beautiful and elegant one. The look of your room is changed once you have the wine and grape décor done. The wine tapestries are sure to render your room a warm and charming look.

The wine and grape décor will transfer a plain looking room to an exquisite pretty room in no time at all. For your dining room or your living room, you can have the "Ready to Harvest" wall tapestry; this tapestry reveals grape vines and wine labels and imparts your room a sense of European calmness and peace. The kitchen will look lovely with the Vintage wine bottles and wine themed wall tapestries.

Take your pick from the wine and grape wall tapestries

The Bordeaux Throw Pillow is a tapestry that throws light on grapes, a corkscrew and a bottle of wine. The ingredients of a winery will make for a great wine and grape décor. You can also go for the wine bottle décor pillow, which reflects a sense of European richness.

If your style is more contemporary and trendy, then go for the American wine décor. If you tread the American path in this context, then you will get colorful throws, which display scenes from California's Napa Valley. Apart from this, the American wine décor also reveals scenes from grapes, wine glasses and even hot air balloons.

Doesn't it occur to you that the wine and grape décor be a gift for wine enthusiast? Yes, the wine and grape wall tapestries make for lovely gift items for all who love the smell and taste of wine. The wine decors go well as anniversary, wedding and housewarming gifts. The intoxicating beauty of the wine and grape wall tapestries will have a mesmerizing effect on all who decorate their walls with it. So, bring in the touch of wine effect, if you really are a wine enthusiast; the décor will make you receive compliments beyond your imagination.




Bob Shirilla is Marketing Director for the Wall Tapestry line of business at Keepsakes Etc and is introducing their new Wine and Grape Decor Tapestries.

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Friday, November 12, 2010

Place Card Favors

Whether it is your wedding or shower, place card holders make elegant favors. The place card favors come in different creative styles. Apart from adding to your table decor, they make wonderful keepsakes for your guests. Beautiful and innovative, these range from beach themes to winter extravaganza and more contemporary designs to fit into your party theme and your tastes.

One of the most confusing parts of a party is the seating arrangements because your guests don't really know where they are supposed to sit. The place card holders help in solving this problem by labeling tables with the names of the guests. Moreover they add to the overall decorations, theme and atmosphere if you can pick the right ones. Like for a wedding reception you can choose individual cards or cards for each couple.

There are custom name card holders in various colors, designs and textures to go with nearly any theme for various events or occasions. Depending on the theme of your party, you would get a variety of adorable place card favors. For instance seashell theme name card holders are just perfect for a beach wedding whereas Cinderella style place card favors are ideal for fairy tale theme parties. For a romantic touch to your decorations you can consider using swish heart cards which can also be used as favors. There is a wide assortment of styles and designs to choose from and you are sure to find something that suits your taste and budget.

If you are looking for something totally different from the ordinary, then framed place cards are sure to add an elegant touch to any event. Cute and tiny frames are available that would perfectly fit the cards. You would get a range of options from plain to embellished frames that can be coordinated with the theme of your party. There are plenty of creative ideas that can be used when it comes to designing these elegant favors. The more thoughtful and innovative you are, the better are the keepsakes that your guests take away.

In order to spice up your seating arrangements and to help make your event even more spectacular, you can use folded card stock chair boxes, photo coasters which have a blank space to insert a picture, or the ornamental snowflake or Swaying Calla Lily place cards. These have a specific purpose, can double up as favors for your guests and can add beauty and sheer to your decorations. Choose them with care so that they reflect your personality and capture the theme of your party.




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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Among the Keepsakes of Wedding Traditions, Superstitions Are the Longest Lasting

When my headdress was about to be placed on my stiff-with-hair-spray head, my mother asked for a happily married matron among the women in the family. No one stepped forward; although, quite a few married women were in the room. So, my mother called my aunt who seemed to be the most happily married person around. Something had to be right with that superstition because my marriage has lasted several decades and it seems to be continuing on an even keel. For the happiness to be handed down from generation to generation, the placing of the headdress probably corresponds with the wearing of the garter or something borrowed.

When it comes to weddings, our most superstitious selves surface from the depths of our culture's common conscience. Since I have always considered myself a citizen of the world, it is a good thing that, at the time of my wedding, I did not know about all the wedding superstitions in the world. Otherwise, I would have been a nervous wreck.

The common superstitions we know of--such as the bride having on something blue and something new or the tin cans attached behind the couple's car--are based on the centuries-old beliefs in good or bad luck and chasing away evil spirits.

Avoiding bad luck has always been a major concern. Even the day or the month in which one gets married has a say in a couple's fortune. For example: "Marry in the month of May, and you'll surely rue the day," and "Marry on Monday for wealth, on Tuesday for health."

Then, the flowers in the wedding have superstitions attached to them, too; however, the superstition of one region may be at odds with the superstition of another region. In some Middle Eastern cultures, the bride has to carry white Calla Lilies. Yet, lilies in other cultures are associated with death.

Superstitions connected with the wedding attire are plentiful. We all know of the belief that bans the groom from seeing the bride in her wedding dress before the wedding. I wonder if toting or holding a red umbrella over a bride, as the Chinese believed, would help evade many an unhappy marriage in the west, and heaven forbid if a bride's dress gets torn before the wedding, for that would mean death.

Before Queen Victoria introduced the white wedding dress, wedding dresses were made in colors and each color had a certain superstition attached to it according to the region. With the exception of the Irish brides, wearing green meant promiscuity due to rolling on green grass, and therefore, bad luck. Then, the bridesmaids' same color and style dresses were thought to chase off evil spirits by confusing them.

The bridal veil has descended from the Roman times to protect the bride by disguising her; however, after a few centuries, the veil has symbolized chastity.

Although most superstitions revolve around the bride, the groom, too, is not exempt from stepping into bad luck and that has been the primary reason for the best man's existence. The best man carries a good luck charm in his pocket and sees to it that the groom arrives to the ceremony before the bride, to avoid bad luck, of course.

During the ceremony, the Jewish groom breaks a glass, and in most cultures, the bride stands to the left of the groom probably to let his right hand to stay free for his sword to defend her. Another job for most grooms is to carry their brides over the threshold of their new home. In its origin, this probably had nothing to do with luck; it was there to avoid the bride's tripping over the threshold in her long gown.

Anything circular is good luck, too. While in my son's wedding unity candles placed in a circle plate signified the union of the two families, some couples circle around the room to unite the families. In Greece, couples circle the altar three times for Holy Trinity; the Sikhs circle six times while rose petals are thrown at them; and Mexican couples are circled or knotted together by a large ring of rosary beads. In Finland, however, no knots are allowed. They are replaced by matches to keep the love burning.

Talking of keeping the love burning, the luckiest part of the wedding has to be the kiss, because it is so romantic. In the olden times, in most cultures, the kiss was deemed to be the only requirement in place of the marriage vows.

Wedding superstitions are too numerous to count one by one, and luckily, they reflect the playful side of us. They are not to be taken seriously but they are there to be enjoyed.

Still, in your weddings and in your life, may good luck be with you always.




This article has been submitted by Joy Cagil in affiliation with http://www.Prye.Com/ which is a site for Wedding Invitations. Joy Cagil is an author in http://www.writing.com.

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