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In a state known for its season, Minnesota couples often have a favorite when it comes to planning their wedding. In the Fall/Winter 2009 issue of Mpls.St.Paul Weddings, we profile four couples who made the most of the season they chose. Here's a look at some bonus images from our spring couple, Kelly Polston and Greg Bollinger.
We just got office copies of the new issue of Mpls.St.Paul Weddings magazine. While it is currently making its way to newsstands and bridal boutiques around the Twin Cities, I just can't wait to show you all some of what we have in store. Here is a video of the fashion shoot at Mill City Museum.
Kevin Heinz and Jillian Peterson take the cake for having the most original wedding March we've ever seen. The bride, groom, seven bridesmaids, five groomsmen, and four ushers danced down the aisle to the Chris Brown song "Forever" before exchanging vows June 20. The video has become a YouTube sensation, with well over a million hits to date.
 Now that you're experts on wedding dress silhouettes and necklines, it is time to talk trains. The length of train you choose for your gown is more dependent of the location and style of your nuptials than any of the other element. While a short dress would look all wrong at the Basilica or the Saint Paul Cathedral, a monarch or cathedral length train has the mass and drama needed to make sure you're still visible to those even in the furthest pews.
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 For part two of our guide to dissecting wedding dress lingo, we talk
necklines. While strapless is the neckline of choice for many brides,
there are a plethora of options that suit a variety of shapes.
What if a four-minute homemade video could win you a $60,000 wedding package? Sounds too good to be true—but it's not.
 We just finished putting the last pages of our summer issue of Mpls.St.Paul Weddings to press a few days ago, and there were a handful of goodies that landed on the cutting room floor. One of those items, part of an article by writer Sarah Asp Olson, did a fabulous job of breaking down the wedding dress lingo that all brides-to-be can expected to hear when they start the search for their dream gown. Advertisement
What do you get when you take two St. Paul kids who stuck around the Cities and add large, loving families and a lifetime of friends from Catholic schools? Aisle File EditorsShow Off Your Beautiful Wedding Brides: Share your wedding photos with us on Aisle File and inspire brides-to-be. Here's how. Aisle File E-Newsletter
Get monthly updates on the best Twin Cities bridal buzz—sales, events, ideas, and inspirations to help you plan your big day. More Mpls.St.Paul Magazine Blogs
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