Comments on: SMP Loves…Well Wed Magazine!

By: Ezekiel Fialho

Ezekiel Fialho — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 11:44:27 +0000

It’s easy to make your own healthy and downy homemade Denny’s flapcakes with this easy-to-follow Denny’s pancake recipe with healthy ingredients, such as Graham Flour and Canola Oil, served with a dollop of cream cheese and consummate maple syrup or beloved , or create your ain healthy flapcake toppings.

By: Kat

Kat — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 04:14:48 +0000

Fun and colorful beach-side August wedding on the Cape where I live. I was just flipping through Well Wed given to me by a photographer who’s in magazine. WW definitely makes me look forward to the Ocean Edge event for more inspiration.

By: Pamela

Pamela — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 15:58:47 +0000

My fiancé and I live in Boston, but are having a backyard wedding at my parent’s home on the North Shore of Massachusetts in August. The style of our day is going to be equal parts homespun, romantic and whimsical. I chose a color scheme that I think will be perfect for late summer: shades of blush, from pink, to apricot, to butter yellow, along with champagne, gold, pale green, and soft brown – these colors to me read summer love and happiness! From there we’ve just gone about incorporating all of the things we love into our big day (things like poetry and writing, mix tapes, delish Mediterranean food, my great big tree-filled backyard, our family and friends and two mischievous puppies) along with the necessity of doing a lot of great DIY projects to keep costs down (things like baking, sewing, quilting, and embroidery), and from there a distinct style has really been falling into place. To get a feel for the day, here are a few of the other things we have planned: Guests will be greeted by a clothesline full of seating cards, photos of our parents’ and grandparents’ weddings, photos of family members no longer with us, as well as our mothers’ and grandmothers’ old wedding gowns blowing the in breeze, homemade floral arrangements that incorporate some beautiful blooms but also lots of greenery from the trees and bushes in my yard along with fresh herbs from my mother’s herb garden, mismatched china, a game or two of bocce on the lawn, our beloved dogs serving as the ringbearers (she in a floral collar, him in a dandy bow), and of course good food- antipasto, crusty bread, olives, and sangria to start off dinner, and then sorbet and gelato to mark the end of the reception bleeding over into the after-party. While we certainly have a lot of the lovely details in place already, more than anything we just want a fun and unfussy day to share with our loved ones. We cannot wait until August!

By: Ana Cortes

Ana Cortes — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 08:13:16 +0000

My wedding style mimicks that of the movie Marie Antionette (Kirsten Dunst version). I want lavish dessert tables, layers of satin and lace, poofy pastel colored flowers, and little dogs running all over the place (ok, so manybe minus the small animal part). I want an over the top pastel colored cake with calligraphy, tiers, and the whole bit. I am very inspired by the French theme. =D

By: Vanessa

Vanessa — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 12:41:20 +0000

Hi! Just wanted to post a note because I looooove this blog and religiously check it everyday… and I love WellWed as well! They featured my little photo/video company (EVS Media) a couple of times in the Hamptons edition! (Check out Lisa and Rob’s featured wedding, pp.58-63, and there are also a few pics from a wedding we shot in which the bride and groom rented beautiful vintage umbrellas, pp.40 and 187). We will be at the Oheka event… which I know is not in the Hamptons, and I was confused by that as well… but I think since the Hamptons is a destination wedding for many, they wanted some place beautiful right in between the Hamptons and NYC. Hope to see fans of this blog there!

By: Samantha

Samantha — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 06:28:28 +0000

I was so excited about this until I realized that the Hamptons event is…not in the Hamptons. Huntington…really? Oheka Castle is gorgeous, but it’s not even in the same county. That’s a hefty two-hour drive for a “Hamptons” showcase. I’m confused.

By: Maggie McGrath

Maggie McGrath — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 03:06:57 +0000

I check SMP everyday, thank you so much for the daily inspiration. I am getting married in Chatham, Massachusetts in May and believe it or not, I’m still working on lots of details. Time really flew! I would describe our wedding style as New England sophistication with sentimental touches. My family and I are very close and everyone is playing a role in our ceremony, including my 82 year old grandmother. I really can’t wait for the day.

By: Helene

Helene — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 02:00:23 +0000

Hi there! I’ve been hooked on SMP… checking everyday for new postings and ideas for my wedding in June, and I’m glad I happened upon this Well Wed event!! I moved to New England a couple years ago, and I must say that my style has definitely evolved since living here. I would describe my wedding style as romantic, elegant, and traditional, yet still with a whimsical touch. We’re having a traditional Catholic church ceremony, and I chose a Vera Wang lace gown which embodies romance and elegance. I incorporated a bit of whimsy with a cute hummingbird theme on my invitations. I’m still searching for the perfect ceremony and reception decor – and I hope to find that much-needed inspiration at the Well-Wed event!