Green wedding honeymoon ideas could be the right theme for taking part in anti global warming. This is a great contribution to be involved in global warming campaign. Green..Green and Green now can a popular word in wedding ideas.

In his wedding honeymoon ideas, you will not stay in a luxury hotel, luxury resort or spending your vacation in a city, but you will have a great wedding destination in a forest.

Just imagine how beautiful spending your wedding honeymoon in a private lodge in a green rainforest. It is a quite place, far away from the noisy cars and people. The only you hear in that place is just a beautiful sound of animal, wind, and trees.

The birds will sing a beautiful song for your wedding honeymoon. A pleasant sea breezes to whistle your romantic day and night. While you stay in a private wodden lodge with your couple, a natural harmony is served for both of you all day long and night.

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Catherine Elizabeth "Kate" Middleton (born January 9, 1982) is engaged to Prince William of Wales. Since their relationship began, Middleton has received widespread media attention and there is constant speculation that they eventually will marry. On November 16, 2010, the office of Prince of Wales, at Clarence House, announced that Kate Middleton and Prince William intend to get married in 2011.

Who is Kate Middleton That?

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Middleton grew up in Berkshire and after attending Marlborough College, went to the University of St Andrews. She met Prince William, also studying there, in 2001. They soon began a relationship, media attention soon followed, and in 2005 her lawyer complained about harassment.

In April 2007, the press reported that William and Middleton had split. They continue to be friends, and then in 2007 they reunited. Since then, Middleton has attended many royal high-profile event. He has been admired for its sense of fashion and has been placed on various "best-dressed" list.
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Kate Middleton degree graduate of the University of St. Andrews in 2001 was lucky because next year will be the wife of Prince William, heir to the throne of England. At least it has been marked with a fiance.

Following tradition in the kingdom of England or Wales, William the eldest son of Prince Charles with alm. Princess Diana once was a grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, who will continue the throne.

William, born June 21, 1982 love adventure and travel like living in Africa and elsewhere since graduate school. He held the rank of lieutenant in the Blues and Royals regiment of the Household Cavalary and in 2008 trained as a pilot Search and Rescue Force.

 She is known by Prince William in 2001 when the same as studying at the University of St Andrews. It was the same as taking art history courses at the University of St Andrews in Fife, Scotland. He completed college for 4 years with a brilliant achievement.

Prince William stunned when he is down in college in the first year and then she came to persuade and encouraged her to stay and hold lectures. Finally, Prince William also passed well.

Kate's full name Catherine Elizabeth Middleton (28) claimed to be uncomfortable media spotlight since becoming engaged to Prince William. Kate was born from a family medium, not a blue blood, from the couple Michael and Carole Middleton of Bucklebury, Berkshire.

Her parents are an entrepreneur in the field of children's toys that use marketing via catalogs and the Internet. Warehouse is located not far from the family home.

 This beautiful woman is the first child of 3 brothers, graduated from high school at Marlborough College. In known by friends as a wise woman, creative, likes sports and full of talent.

Besides being female doubles tennis player, he also became captain of the hockey team at his school and even college A value of all subjects. Incredible!

 

Comparing Princess Diana and Kate Middleton!

Where has the tradition gone?! There are many aspects of the latest royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton that hold to tradition. A lengthy guest list, a top designer made gown, and of course all the media hub bub you can tolerate. However, a breath of fresh air has blown in regarding the differences between Princess Diana's wedding and her son. These differences are proof that even the royal family is a "modern family". Some of these differences include, but are not limited to donations to charity instead of gifts, Kate being a commoner vs. Diana as an aristocrat, and WHAT!?!?! No tiara? Below you will find a great comparison chart!

Criteria: Diana/ Kate

Occupation: Kindergarten Teacher/ Project Manager

Social Status: Aristocrat /Commoner

Age at Marriage: 20/ 29

Age Difference of

Couple: 13 years (Charles was older) /5 months (Kate is older)

Early Interest in the

Prince: Had a childhood crush on him /Had a poster of him in her dorm

Pre-marriage Roomate: 2 female friends/ Prince William

Courtship length: approximately only 13 dates/ 8 years

Gift Registry: Everything. 6,000 gifts! /assigned 26 charities to donate to.

Guest Count: 3,500 /1,900

Tiara:wore a tiara her family already owned./ Kate doesn't want to wear one!

Another thing that gives the Royal Wedding between Kate Middleton and Prince William more modernized is the fact that the viewing of the wedding will beat out Princess Diana's wedding by far! With the help of the internet an estimated 2 billion will be watching!

Time Table:
Between 0815 and 0945 - The general congregation will arrive at the Great North Door of Westminster Abbey.

From 0950 - Prime ministers and governors-general of various Commonwealth countries, the diplomatic corps and other guests arrive at the Abbey.

1010 - Prince William and Prince Harry leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey.

1015 - Prince William and Prince Harry arrive at the Abbey.

1020 - Members of foreign royal families arrive at Westminster Abbey from Buckingham Palace.

1020 - Kate Middleton's mother, Carole, and brother, James, leave the Goring Hotel.

1025 - Minor members of the Royal Family leave Buckingham Palace.

1035 - The Duke of York and his daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, leave for Westminster Abbey along with the Earl and Countess of Wessex, the Princess Royal and Vice-Admiral Timothy Laurence.

Royal Family members will arrive after other guests

1038 - The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey.

1040 - The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh leave Buckingham Palace.

1048 - The bridesmaids and pages leave the Goring Hotel.

1051 - The bride, accompanied by her father Michael, leaves the Goring Hotel.

1100 - The marriage service begins and is relayed by speakers along the route.

1215 - The carriage procession of the bride and bridegroom with a captain's escort of the Household Cavalry, followed by the Queen's procession with a sovereign's escort of the Household Cavalry, leaves Westminster Abbey for Buckingham Palace.

1230 - The bride's carriage procession arrives at Buckingham Palace.

1240 - Members of the Royal Family and members of foreign royal families arrive at Buckingham Palace.

1325 - The Queen and the bride and bridegroom, together with their families, appear on the balcony.

1330 - Fly-past by the Royal Air Force and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

Royal Wedding 2011

Wedding planning can be overwhelming.  Take a cue from celebrities who have been there/done that, and incorporate your personality.

Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett tied the knot in June 2009 at the infamous Playboy Mansion. The fairytale ceremony was held on the Mansion’s front lawn, amid more than 300 guests. The wedding, which cost an estimated $1 million, was organized by  the famous wedding planner to the stars, Nicole Hirsty of Cobalt Events. Hirsty and her team created a timeless wedding, reflective of the couple’s distinct personalities. And, in line with those personalities, the reception boasted a long night a dancing and celebration.

The site of the ceremony was laid with white and lavender flowers by LA Premier. The flower-covering consisted of more than 1200 orchids, 5000 roses and 2000 hydrangea blossoms. Kendra, a blushing bride, was walked down the white rose petal aisle by her brother, Colin, while wearing an original R. Mine Bridal Couture wedding dress and $100,000 jewelry by Michael Barin.  Bridesmaids included Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt, who wore lavender dresses designed by R. Mine Bridal, while the groom and his men sported Sy Devore designed white tuxedos, personalized for each one of them.

Hugh Hefner, Kendra’s ex-boyfriend, was front and center with his then three girlfriends. The non-denominational ceremony was delivered by Chris Robinson, and the couple recited traditional vows. All in all is was a very short ceremony.  The real party took place is the Mansion’s backyard, under a decorated white tent.  A very romantic first dance was shared between the couple to George Strait’s “I Cross My Heart,” while Kendra and Hugh Hefner shared a heart-warming second dance to “As Time Goes By” from Casablanca.

The dinner buffet was prepared by Playboy’s in-house caterer and was composed of favorites like sushi, lobster and mini cheeseburgers. The chocolate and strawberry wedding cake was provided by Fantasy Frostings and showcased the couple monogram (a theme throughout the reception tent).  The high gloss, white dance floor shown a projected lavender monogram, and a photo montage of the couple played throughout the evening.  Kendra, in tribute to Heff and her tome at the Mansion, even selected white peacock chandeliers to be hung in the tent.

Kendra and Hank chose their venue because of her experience at the Mansion.  Every detail after that was planned with this history in mind.  How will you begin your wedding planning?

While expectations are changing in modern weddings, the traditional wedding budget and the breakdown of who pays for what is fairly straightforward. In the United States, Europe, and most western cultures, the bride's family traditionally bears the brunt of the wedding cost. The following are the costs typically paid for by each of the primary people involved in a wedding. These are not hard and fast rules, and they vary a little from country to country, but they are the most common.

The Bride's Family 

The bride's family, as we said, traditionally pays for the bulk of the wedding. This may be based on the old custom of paying a dowry. In other cultures, such as in Asia, it is the groom's family that pays for most expenses. Here are the main items the bride's parents pay for in Western society:

• Invitations and wedding announcements
• The bride's wedding gown, shoes, accessories, hair and makeup
• A wedding planner or consultant
• The whole reception, including site for ceremony and reception, food, decorations, rentals, wedding favors, wedding cake, photographer, videographer, music and entertainment, and all gratuities
• Transportation for the wedding party
• Gifts for the couple

The Groom's Family

The groom's family still has a fair amount of expenses to cover, albeit significantly less than the bride's. These are the items the groom's parents' are traditionally responsible for:

• A rehearsal dinner
• The marriage license and officiant
• The bride's bouquet (and usually those of the bridesmaids)
• The men's boutonnieres
• The honeymoon
• Drinks at the reception
• Shipping the gifts to the newlyweds' home, if needed
• Gifts for the bride and groom

Bride and Groom

The bride and groom are expected to pay for at least a few things themselves. However, depending on their finances, their parents may help out. They are typically responsible for:

• Wedding rings for each other
• Presents for each other
• Gifts for maid of honor, bridesmaids, best man, and groomsmen
• It is also appropriate to get gifts for their parents, since they are contributing so much

Maid of Honor, Best Man, Bridesmaids and Groomsmen

The rest of the wedding party, except for other family such as grandparents, have specific financial responsibilities as well. Depending on the couple's preferences, these can sometimes get a little expensive. If you are invited to participate, hopefully your bride/groom will be sensitive to this. These are the costs you would be expected to cover:

• Bridal shower and bachelorette party/hen night (done by the maid of honor, but bridesmaids can help)
• Bachelor party/stag night (typically done by the best man, but groomsmen can help)
• Your own dresses/suits, shoes, and accessories (except for bouquets and boutonnieres)
• Presents for the couple

A few debatable expenses are the drinks at the reception and accommodation for out-of-town members of the wedding party. Many people say that the groom's family is responsible for the drinks at the reception. For accommodation of the wedding party, it is common for the bride or groom's family to pay in order to alleviate the expense for them.

Luckily for parents today, only about a third of weddings are paid for primarily by the bride's family. It is far more common for the cost to be split more equally between bride's family, groom's family, and the couple themselves. For couples who are a little older and more financially secure, often they are paying for it themselves.

While there is always much emphasis placed on the bride and her dress, a wedding is also the most important day for the groom and he will also want to be looking his best.

It is important for the groom to look his best and this will usually require him to be coordinated with the rest of the wedding party, which will include his attire, accessories and to coordinate with the colour scheme that has been chosen for the special day.

For a formal wedding, tradition will usually dictate what is required to be worn by the groom, and this will usually consist of a tuxedo with a waistcoat, a dress shirt, tie or bow tie and cufflinks, which are essential accessories. There is scope, however, to allow the groom to show a touch of individualism and add personal touch to his attire with the use of his accessories. A bow tie, for example, can make a huge statement of individualism without being over the top or too garish, a solid colour, oversized, satin bow tie would look very stylish with a tuxedo and dress shirt.

Cufflinks make great accessories and can cater for individual taste, mother of pearl cufflinks are available in many designs and look very subtle and stylish if they are coordinated by all the men in many wedding party.

Individualised cufflinks that are engraved with the groom, best man and father of the bride are a great novelty without being brash, and they make a great keepsake too.

Choosing the colour of your waistcoat and tie to compliment the wedding theme will ensure you have a stylish look, especially if the theme is worn by all the men in the main wedding party. The bow tie is also making a resurgence in popularity, opting for a large, oversized velvet bow tie will certainly make a statement and look very impressive. Varying your tuxedo colour can also be very effective, opting for a dark blue or grey rather than the traditional black can be very effective and look very stylish too.

The number of less formal weddings continues to increase, and it estimated than less than half of grooms actually wear a tuxedo, but that doesn't mean you have to lack style. Many are opting for cotton and linen suits which are perfect for summer weddings, while a darker suit made from a heavier material is usually the choice for autumn and winter weddings.

Beach weddings continue to increase in popularity and this allows for a very informal dress code, with some thought you can still coordinate the main wedding party even if you choose khakis and sandals or even a Hawaiian theme.

However formal or informal your special day, with some thought the groom can have an individual, stylish attire that will compliment the bride.