Fashion and home improvement trends? Keeping a lid on costs also depends on good communication, so it’s worth scheduling regular builder-client site meetings. This should prevent misunderstandings over small details which otherwise have a nasty habit of growing into expensive disputes. Before the build starts, it’s important to think about the details — light switches, sockets, radiators, taps, basins and so on, so the builders know exactly what’s required. Logic dictates that you shouldn’t waste money buying more stuff than you actually need. But it’s a false economy to order too few materials and risk work being held up because you’re a few tiles short. Read additional info at home and garden.
On the other end of the colour spectrum and sitting in a far quieter zone is a rise in interesting, ultra-luxe but ultimately very wearable wardrobe staples. This doesn’t translate as boring, and I’m not talking about basic tees that cost a fortune, more low-key staples with interesting twists: a trench coat with a unique label, a co-ord set with quirky buttons, a pair of tailored trousers in a more unusual silky-satin finish.
Adding a succulent to your wedding bouquet or going for a complete succulent bouquet look is a wonderful way to add some drama and unexpected color to your wedding bouquet. Succulents come in a variety of colors and shapes allowing you to find just the right look for your bouquet. Expert tip: This bouquet first became popular with boho wedding brides; but it seems now we are seeing it in rustic, country, and industrial style weddings. This may not be one of the most popular wedding themes, but there is no reason you can’t have this as your wedding theme. From Batman to Superman to Wonder Woman and Captain America there is no shortage of creative ways to work in your favorite superhero to your super day! Expert tip: Couples are adding in superhero apparel, flower arrangements, cake design, and even favors that play up and show off their favorite character.
Wedding hairstyles with middle parts: Middle parts are here to stay and we love them more than ever. In 2022, we’ll see middle parts on voluminous soft waves, sleek updos, beach bridal hairstyles and everything in between. We love to play on symmetry when it comes to middle parts. Wear a headband set up high with a strong curve (i.e. a pearl headband) or a crown with a peak positioned right in the middle. If you’ve fallen in love with a loose or sleek updo, accessorise with a headpiece set low and positioned to the back of the head. Statement earrings are a must if you’d like to skip the veil and headpiece. Read more info at quant6.com.
Even when a full-service wedding planner isn’t in the cards, hiring a professional to oversee the day-of details can be a game changer. They’ll keep track of vendors for you, keep an eye on the schedule, and help with any last-minute details and on-site tasks you simply won’t have time for while you’re getting ready with the bridal party, telling stories, taking photos, and generally having the time of your life. Creating a comprehensive wedding day schedule ensures everyone is on the same page about timing and location(s) and helps to make sure the day’s events run smoothly. Include things like hair and makeup appointments; when vendors will arrive; timing for transportation to/arrival at the ceremony location; timing for the couple’s arrival to the reception; speeches and the first dance; when the cake will be cut, etc. Print out (or email) copies to your MC, photographer, maid of honor, key family members, all vendors, and anyone else that should be in the know.
Outdoor kitchens are a backyard bonus. And outdoor kitchen kits make it easy to customize your design and respect your budget. What is an Outdoor Kitchen Kit? If you’re serious about backyard dining and entertaining, you may be considering an outdoor kitchen. Usually composed of a sink, grilling area, refrigerator and bar area, outdoor kitchens extend the living space of your home and transform your backyard into a place for easy, stress-free cooking and dining. But if you’ve priced outdoor kitchens, you may have experienced sticker shock. Custom-built kitchens typically start at around $10,000 and go up from there — by a lot. For the DIYer with some basic skills, an outdoor kitchen kit can be a more affordable option, usually with a few simple hook-ups. While you can still spend big bucks on an outdoor kitchen kit, the options allow you to pretty much name your price.