Tea Length Wedding Gowns at White Lace Wedding

Tea length wedding gowns are not, by any stretch, a new trend. My grandma wore a tea length gown, as did many brides in that era. With the growing popularity of unique, destination and semi-formal weddings, tea length wedding gowns have been making more and more of an appearance in designer collections over recent years. [...] Read More


Shopping for Vintage Wedding Gowns at White Lace Wedding

I hear more about vintage nearly every day. Because bridal fashion is a part of fashion overall, you'll find a lot of repeated styles and trends. Now, every bride doesn't want to (or can't) wear her mother's or grandmother's gown. Maybe the size difference is too great; maybe the style doesn't suit you. If you still would love to wear a vintage wedding gown, you have other options besides Mom's armoire. Photo [...] Read More


What To Do With That Dress Part 7 at White Lace Wedding

It's been a while since we have had a installment in this series but today I found a program that I wanted to share. The organization is called The Mary Madeline Project and it was starting in memory of a small baby, Madeline Marie, who died as in infant. The organization takes donated wedding gowns and turns them into tiny little burial outfits for babies who are premature, stillborn, and [...] Read More


A Wedding Couldn't Be Complete Without ... at Pretty Things

June is a big time for weddings; however, the fall has its fair share and after you have settled on gowns, flowers and more, there are other details that are just important. I love the champagne glasses that are made by hand by Designs by Lolita! Typically this site likes to share accessories that glisten; however, these are great items to compliment your wedding or a friend's. It just goes [...] Read More


Contract Length and Reluctance to Outsource at The Outsourcing Weblog

Many economists believe that we have turned the corner on the recession. Whether or not offshoring companies can take advantge of that turnaround quickly may very well depend on whether they offer customers scalable flexibility (upwards and downwards) that is greater than the flexibility that they would have with in-house personnel. What will this flexibility entail? Probably a combination of shorter terms, greater downward scalability and more aggressive termination provisions. [...] Read More