Themed weddings seem to be rising in  popularity from Star Trek to previous decades to romantic fairy tale wedding. Sometimes it is about celebrating your past and looking forward to the future and other times it is simple about a style or colour you love.

Whether it is adding some glitz to your reception or giving you a unique dress to wear, it is something to consider. Simple themes include decorating with a theme, say butterflies. In this case you could have butterflies on the invites, table decoration, room decoration, etc.

Of course the biggest boldest theme is need for a Las Vegas wedding… but I draw the line at dressing up as Elvis!

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clipped from www.canada.com   What kind of flowers do hip young brides-to-be want in their wedding bouquets these days?   Well, roses are still hugely popular, especially classic, traditional creamy white and ivory coloured kinds.   But increasingly the demand today is for more sophisticated colour schemes featuring peonies, orchids, hydrangeas and sweet peas, according to Darlene Meyers-Jackson, of Bouquets, one of Vancouver’s busiest event floral designers.

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The newly weds stroll hand in hand down the golden sands. The bride looks glorious in her wedding dress and gazes deeply into her mans eyes before they start to recreate famous movie scenes rolling in the surf and sand. The dress looks a mess but the wedding photos are inspired and unique.

Take a look at http://trashthedress.wordpress.com which shows off the talents of some of the most interesting wedding photographers from around the world. I particularly like the pumkin trick or treat photos (about half way down http://trashthedress.wordpress.com/2007/10/30/trick-or-treat-contest-finalists/)

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For one bride the thought of being responsible for generating 17 tonnes of green house gas emissions was too much. Increasingly couples are considering ways of reducing the carbon footprint of their wedding. From having a hemp based wedding dress to arranging for the guests to car share. One couples story can be found at http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,22222878-5001021,00.html – one of the bonuses was the wedding price tag was reduced as part of the thought and effort that went into being as green as possible.

IN two weeks, Sally Whitelaw will say "I do". When she found her wedding would be responsible for 17 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions, she said: "I don’t".

So began 10 months of search for the ultimate eco-friendly wedding.  

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