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For those who haven't yet chosen their wedding theme, we highly recommend a peach theme. It's romantic and delicate and is a very popular wedding colour, especially coming into the Summer months. In our opinion, peach roses, white anemonies and hydrangeas are flowers that work perfectly within this theme. Here are few examples of flowers, bridesmaids dresses, cakes and reception decor to get you thinking and give you some inspiration - but you can find many further peach-themed inspired ideas on the internet!
For those who haven't yet chosen their wedding theme, we highly recommend a peach theme. It's romantic and delicate and is a very popular wedding colour, especially coming into the Summer months. In our opinion, peach roses, white anemonies and hydrangeas are flowers that work perfectly within this theme. Here are few examples of flowers, bridesmaids dresses, cakes and reception decor to get you thinking and give you some inspiration - but you can find many further peach-themed inspired ideas on the internet!
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Over the past year, tons of men (and a few women!) have dreamed up marriage proposals that impressed not only their significant others, but also millions of viewers. From fake deaths to flash mobs to scavenger hunts, these lovestruck folks have seriously raised the bar on popping the question.
Over the past year, tons of men (and a few women!) have dreamed up marriage proposals that impressed not only their significant others, but also millions of viewers. From fake deaths to flash mobs to scavenger hunts, these lovestruck folks have seriously raised the bar on popping the question.
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TV3 star Karen Koster 'xposed' her engagement ring right after ultimately acquiring her new sparkler from fiance John McGuire.And the Diary can exclusively reveal the effectively-identified broadcaster (31) will be walking down the aisle at an intimate ceremony in the stunning island of Sicily up coming June -- and has her dream wedding dress picked out previously.But a single huge tick off her 'to do' listing was no doubt locating her best ring in the wake of the proposal from the former I'm An Adult...Get Me Out Of Below presenter previous July.He went down on bended knee and popped the concern in the course of the couple's getaway to the Amalfi coast but they had to wait until finally this month to have the special rock created for Karen.She described it as "halo type" featuring a single central diamond surrounded by tiny diamonds and it was specifically created for her by Voltaire Diamonds. "It really is nevertheless a bit of a novelty donning it," she mentioned. "I did really like the ring John proposed with, it was stunning but when you put the actual diamond ring on, it just feels distinct."It was a bit of a collaborative energy among myself and the designer Seamus Fahy. There have been about a few rings that I desired so I talked to him about bringing all my concepts into a single design and style. It took about six weeks to have it created up and I really like it. I have to make positive I have my nails completed all the time now!"Karen mentioned they will swap vows at the start off of the summer season and they're likely to preserve the numbers down to close pals and family members. She'll no doubt be joined by some of her pals from Xpose, Glenda Gilson, Lisa Cannon and Kirsteen O'Sullivan -- who leaves the demonstrate on Friday. They will be acquiring married at a venue in Taormina, Italy, which is in which they formerly holidayed previous 12 months just before likely on to Sorrento."We have been there for four days previous summer season, it was the spot we started out our getaway. We have been the two totally knackered as we hadn't been away for ages and when we have been seeking for venues, we the two kept coming back to that spot so we just determined to have it there," she continued. "It really is all coming collectively now so we have the huge issues picked out like the venue and the dress. We're just likely to have a tiny wedding, we're likely to preserve the numbers down as we're possessing it abroad."The couple have been dating for in excess of four a long time and she described it as a "enormous shock" when he went down on bended knee.- MFFormerly posted here
TV3 star Karen Koster 'xposed' her engagement ring right after ultimately acquiring her new sparkler from fiance John McGuire.And the Diary can exclusively reveal the effectively-identified broadcaster (31) will be walking down the aisle at an intimate ceremony in the stunning island of Sicily up coming June -- and has her dream wedding dress picked out previously.But a single huge tick off her 'to do' listing was no doubt locating her best ring in the wake of the proposal from the former I'm An Adult...Get Me Out Of Below presenter previous July.He went down on bended knee and popped the concern in the course of the couple's getaway to the Amalfi coast but they had to wait until finally this month to have the special rock created for Karen.She described it as "halo type" featuring a single central diamond surrounded by tiny diamonds and it was specifically created for her by Voltaire Diamonds. "It really is nevertheless a bit of a novelty donning it," she mentioned. "I did really like the ring John proposed with, it was stunning but when you put the actual diamond ring on, it just feels distinct."It was a bit of a collaborative energy among myself and the designer Seamus Fahy. There have been about a few rings that I desired so I talked to him about bringing all my concepts into a single design and style. It took about six weeks to have it created up and I really like it. I have to make positive I have my nails completed all the time now!"Karen mentioned they will swap vows at the start off of the summer season and they're likely to preserve the numbers down to close pals and family members. She'll no doubt be joined by some of her pals from Xpose, Glenda Gilson, Lisa Cannon and Kirsteen O'Sullivan -- who leaves the demonstrate on Friday. They will be acquiring married at a venue in Taormina, Italy, which is in which they formerly holidayed previous 12 months just before likely on to Sorrento."We have been there for four days previous summer season, it was the spot we started out our getaway. We have been the two totally knackered as we hadn't been away for ages and when we have been seeking for venues, we the two kept coming back to that spot so we just determined to have it there," she continued. "It really is all coming collectively now so we have the huge issues picked out like the venue and the dress. We're just likely to have a tiny wedding, we're likely to preserve the numbers down as we're possessing it abroad."The couple have been dating for in excess of four a long time and she described it as a "enormous shock" when he went down on bended knee.- MFFormerly posted here
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[caption id="attachment_379" align="alignright" width="300"] Séamus Fahy: "The recession suits me perfectly; more and more people are looking for value for money now."Séamus Fahy - founder of Voltaire DiamondsWhat is the most unique thing about your business?Voltaire Diamonds is all done by appointment. I don⤙t have a jewellery shop, therefore I don⤙t have the overheads of a jewellery shop. It⤙s a nice environment, you⤙re getting top quality product at very competitive prices.A lot of my clients say they⤙re intimidated by jewellery shops. But you come in here and it⤙s relaxed, there⤙s no pressure on people and there⤙s no pushy sales techniques. We design the rings, but you can add your personal stamp if you want.What⤙s the biggest mistake you⤙ve made in business?On day one, I should have set up with a website so it was geared up with search engine optimisation. I didn⤙t do that. So for the first two years I would have been on the third page of search results when you Googled engagement rings. Nobody goes to page three; very few people go beyond the first three or four on page one.About a year and half ago, I redesigned the website and made it SEO optimised. Now I⤙m at the top of page one. All of a sudden my business jumped. But if I had been at the top of page one from the beginning, I might have struggled to deal with all the business.What has been your major success to date? Still being in business four years later. Since I set up the business a lot of jewellery shops have closed.I opened a London office four or five months ago. I was finding through Google Analytics that my business was getting a lot of hits in London. A lot of people are leaving Ireland now ⤓ people in the engagement ring phase of their life tend to be moving to London. The younger ones are off to Canada and Australia. Sales in London are starting to grow.The recession suits me perfectly; more and more people are looking for value for money now. I set up in late 2007. All my friends thought I was nuts, but at the time I didn⤙t know the recession was about to come.Right at the very start I managed to get great write-ups on the likes of Boards.ie and Weddings Online. The online forums are huge for me business, as is Facebook. My competitors haven⤙t copped on to that. Half of them don⤙t have a Facebook page, or if they do I haven⤙t seen it. There are around 18,000 fans of Voltaire on Facebook.With a jewellery shop, they rely on people walking past and calling in. I don⤙t have that. Reputation is everything.You still get people saying they⤙re off to Antwerp or New York to buy engagement rings, but I guarantee to beat those prices. You are sitting in New York and Antwerp here. The international price of diamonds is the price ⤓ there is no difference. We⤙re all buying at very similar prices.People think they can get better deals abroad, but they can⤙t.Who would you admire most in business and why?It⤙s probably Michael O⤙Leary for his no-nonsense approach.What piece of advice would you give to the Government to stimulate the economy?Try to reduce VAT rates for labour intensive businesses. I know they⤙ve done it for the tourism industry, but maybe there are other industries out there they could do it for.What would you say has been your biggest challenge?Initially when I set up the business, it was getting suppliers to actually take me seriously. I visited wholesale suppliers in Antwerp and London. Without a website, without the qualification from the GIA , no one took me seriously. I studied gemology with the GIA in London to get that level of credibility.The diamond business is all about trust. At the start everything was prepaid, now it⤙s all about credit. If I let down one supplier, it⤙s a very close-knit community ⤓ they all know each other.How do you see the short-term future of your business?I plan on expanding here in Ireland. I⤙ll get bigger, permanent offices, and two or three salespeople. The business has grown significantly, and I⤙m in discussions with a leading Irish designer to design a range of rings. I want to bring it to the next level, make it a global brand. I asked for feedback on the Facebook site what designer people would like to see us work with and got about 150 replies... (Read whole article here)
[caption id="attachment_379" align="alignright" width="300"] Séamus Fahy: "The recession suits me perfectly; more and more people are looking for value for money now."Séamus Fahy - founder of Voltaire DiamondsWhat is the most unique thing about your business?Voltaire Diamonds is all done by appointment. I don⤙t have a jewellery shop, therefore I don⤙t have the overheads of a jewellery shop. It⤙s a nice environment, you⤙re getting top quality product at very competitive prices.A lot of my clients say they⤙re intimidated by jewellery shops. But you come in here and it⤙s relaxed, there⤙s no pressure on people and there⤙s no pushy sales techniques. We design the rings, but you can add your personal stamp if you want.What⤙s the biggest mistake you⤙ve made in business?On day one, I should have set up with a website so it was geared up with search engine optimisation. I didn⤙t do that. So for the first two years I would have been on the third page of search results when you Googled engagement rings. Nobody goes to page three; very few people go beyond the first three or four on page one.About a year and half ago, I redesigned the website and made it SEO optimised. Now I⤙m at the top of page one. All of a sudden my business jumped. But if I had been at the top of page one from the beginning, I might have struggled to deal with all the business.What has been your major success to date? Still being in business four years later. Since I set up the business a lot of jewellery shops have closed.I opened a London office four or five months ago. I was finding through Google Analytics that my business was getting a lot of hits in London. A lot of people are leaving Ireland now ⤓ people in the engagement ring phase of their life tend to be moving to London. The younger ones are off to Canada and Australia. Sales in London are starting to grow.The recession suits me perfectly; more and more people are looking for value for money now. I set up in late 2007. All my friends thought I was nuts, but at the time I didn⤙t know the recession was about to come.Right at the very start I managed to get great write-ups on the likes of Boards.ie and Weddings Online. The online forums are huge for me business, as is Facebook. My competitors haven⤙t copped on to that. Half of them don⤙t have a Facebook page, or if they do I haven⤙t seen it. There are around 18,000 fans of Voltaire on Facebook.With a jewellery shop, they rely on people walking past and calling in. I don⤙t have that. Reputation is everything.You still get people saying they⤙re off to Antwerp or New York to buy engagement rings, but I guarantee to beat those prices. You are sitting in New York and Antwerp here. The international price of diamonds is the price ⤓ there is no difference. We⤙re all buying at very similar prices.People think they can get better deals abroad, but they can⤙t.Who would you admire most in business and why?It⤙s probably Michael O⤙Leary for his no-nonsense approach.What piece of advice would you give to the Government to stimulate the economy?Try to reduce VAT rates for labour intensive businesses. I know they⤙ve done it for the tourism industry, but maybe there are other industries out there they could do it for.What would you say has been your biggest challenge?Initially when I set up the business, it was getting suppliers to actually take me seriously. I visited wholesale suppliers in Antwerp and London. Without a website, without the qualification from the GIA , no one took me seriously. I studied gemology with the GIA in London to get that level of credibility.The diamond business is all about trust. At the start everything was prepaid, now it⤙s all about credit. If I let down one supplier, it⤙s a very close-knit community ⤓ they all know each other.How do you see the short-term future of your business?I plan on expanding here in Ireland. I⤙ll get bigger, permanent offices, and two or three salespeople. The business has grown significantly, and I⤙m in discussions with a leading Irish designer to design a range of rings. I want to bring it to the next level, make it a global brand. I asked for feedback on the Facebook site what designer people would like to see us work with and got about 150 replies... (Read whole article here)
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