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Fashion style is important in today’s life

Fashion & style is quite important in today’s life. The way that you look and dress is the first impression that people have of you. To form a good first impression, you need to be dressed in a way that fits your style and does not look messy and makes you look smart.
Fashion relates to the latest trend , and what people believe to be stylish. Fashion changes constantly, season by season and it’s quite easy to keep up with and wear all the latest trends. Style is how we choose to express ourselves, some people show off their personality through their style, while others hide behind it.
Personal style is a great way to express who you are and what you stand for. Fashion is all about making a personal style statement. Your clothes make your fashion statement, and how you carry it. Stand straight and carry yourself with a grace. Don’t forget your jewellery accessories which are like icing on the cake. Enhance your looks with glittery jewellery. They add a finishing touch to your look. You can completely change your look by changing your jewellery.
Your hair and makeup are the essential parts of your look. Your hair should be nicely combed and your make up should be light, not too loud. You need to put effort into how you look and dress yourself. You need to have a good appearance to show people that you invest in yourself. Your clothes should not be too tight or too loose because it gives bad impression on people and it’s very uncomfortable for you also.
Style and fashion in today’s life is very important so always make sure you look best wherever you go because you never know who is watching you. Put your best clothes and matching jewellery with it.

There’s More to Life and Marriage Than Happiness

Happy Life: Happy Marriage Series

Despite the headline, I’m not suggesting that people live unhappy lives or in unhappy marriages. However, I do think people misunderstand what true happiness is and what it involves.
Is happiness overrated? Happiness is too often confused with feeling good, says Martin Seligman, author of Flourish: A visionary new understanding of happiness and well-being. Rather than just feeling good, he says leading a good, happy life entails more than creating positive emotions. We need five critical elements to flourish in life: positive emotions, engagement (i.e., feeling lost in a task), relationships, meaning and accomplishment.
To flourish, we can’t just feel good in our own heads, we must have something good to show for it. This is a theme I have returned to occasionally (such as in this post on the difference between pleasure, happiness and joy), because I think our modern culture encourages us to seek immediate pleasure without regard for our own wellbeing and the wellbeing of those around us. Sacrifice and service to others are valued far less than freedom, independence, and display of material wealth.
If we reflect back on an older person’s life, we often admire the times of hard work, sacrifice, integrity, productivity and innovation. We connect how they contributed to others with a life well lived. I wonder if enough of us measure our own lives in the same manner, asking how fruitful and helpful we are rather than merely how happy we are in a particular moment. The same goes for how we raise the next generation. Are we focused on helping our children achieving great academic and athletic prowess and collecting impressive achievements that they can use for the next stage of life, or are we also guiding them on how they can build healthy relationships, engage with others, find meaning in their work, and contribute to a better world?
Whom do you admire? How do you define a life well lived? What role models do you have for achieving a happy life and/or a happy marriage?
When you ask yourself how happy you are in your marriage right now, are you also factoring in what you are contributing to the marriage, how fruitful you are being in the marriage, how engaged you are with your spouse on a daily basis, etc.? Or, are you asking yourself what you are “getting” from the marriage right now? Imagine yourself and your spouse in your “golden years” looking back at your current life. What are the things you would be glad you accomplished or invested time in? What are the passions you would be happy to know you participated in together? Who are the people you will be glad you helped? What are the regrets you might have if you don’t change course? Are you spending too much time or not enough time in an area of your life?
Living a happy, fulfilling life is a worthwhile aim as long as we understand what we’re working toward. What are you working toward in your life in your quest for happiness?

Fairytale Wedding Giveaway!

Want to live the fairytale, no strings attached? Well, we just got word of this amazing dream wedding and honeymoon giveaway from The Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club and Icing on the Ring. With all the lovely and extravagant details, you’ll be getting the real Will & Kate treatment. Valued at upwards of $100,000, the dream wedding will take place on the memorable and lucky date of 11/11/11 and will feature a variety of wedding professionals and vendors who will make your fantasy come to life. Looking for the full package from head to toe, from ring to honeymoon? Here are more details:

This amazing package features custom designed wedding bands from Icing on the Ring, a gorgeous wedding dress of the bride’s choice from Beautiful Day Wedding and what expert Chef David Mertens has chosen to place before the lovely couple and their guests. Other perks include a package for the bride and her bridesmaids from Unique Tan, diamond jewelry for the bride and the groom, the venue (Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club), gorgeous flowers by Honeydew Favors and Floral Design and entertainment and fine cuisine by DJ Illanoise and Pampered Palate Catering. And don’t worry about capturing all of this on camera– Reel Light Pictures and The Boudoir Divas will be ever-present to help you on your big day and record all of these special details!

The package after the reception includes a limo and flight to Las Vegas, where a two night stay at The Mirage, a lush tropical escape set against the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, will be included. That’s not all—a captivating performance of The Beatles™ LOVE™ by Cirque du Soleil®; memorable pictures in front of The Volcano, a renowned Vegas icon, and at Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat; and two extravagant dinners selected from the resort’s unique lineup of restaurants are ALSO included.

Real Wedding: Jewish Wedding of Culture & Fun

Real Weddings

June 1, 2011

Wedding photographers are an essential part of any wedding—from capturing the big picture to all of the littlest details. Nothing can replace photos on your big day, and although we’d like to say that pictures are worth a thousand words, sometimes they’re even worth more! Needless to say, we are so lucky to have great wedding photographers who can capture this special event. Jihan Abdalla, an award winning photographer of Jihan Abdalla Photography, shares her amazing work with us today, while showcasing this beautiful wedding in Los Angeles. We were grinning from ear to ear when we saw these gorgeous wedding photos of Katie and Derrick. These photos really capture the bride and groom’s fun personalities, as well as all of the cutest details, including a delicious and colorful candy buffet. Here’s Jihan’s take from a recent wedding she shot:
“This wedding at the Trump National Golf Club, Los Angeles was so fun and inspiring! We shot for 10 hours and I honestly put my camera down for 5 minutes to eat! It was a Jewish ceremony and I am always fascinated by each moment which embraces the culture. The bride and groom decided to see each other for the first time pre-ceremony during the Ketubah signing. I included a shot of the bride as she walks into the room for the first time to see her groom to be, with her very excited mother behind her. The hora is also one of my favorites, and at this particular wedding both sets of parents were included in the chair lifting! I had the pleasure of working with some terrific vendors, Michelle Dean, Director of Sales and Catering from the Trump Club was one of the most fantastic and efficient planners I have ever come across. Russell Fowler Studios , a long time colleague shot the video, and the band was amazing, In Joy Orchestra.”