With Independence Day coming up, I remember one wedding my friend and I went to. It was an all American wedding, with the wedding colors red, white and blue everywhere.
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Let me recall the dresses. There were red, white and blue flower girl dresses, a beautiful white wedding gown, and much to the crowd’s delight an Uncle Sam Tuxedo for the groom. Talk about embodying the theme!
The reception was even more outrageous. This was the first wedding I’ve been to that served hamburgers, hot dogs, lemonade and soda pop. It was a break from the usual formalities of a wedding, and everyone had a great time.
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Have you ever thought of having a Red, White and Blue wedding? You may think it's a bit outrageous, but I think it can be done with some sophistication and style.
Girl's beautiful Navy Blue sleeveless formal dress | |||||||
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Instead of making each dress red, white, and blue, why not create a pattern of colors down the aisle? The flower girls can wear red, bridesmaids can be in blue, and the boys of the entourage can don white tuxedos. Mixing solid colors is a great way to add color, drama, and theme to the wedding aisle. And while you’re at it, play around with the bouquets. It’s going to be a lot of fun!
And how about sliders and chili for the meal? There are always fun and creative ways to serve all-time classics.
Do you have any more ideas for an all-American wedding?
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