For an athlete used to giving his all, it’s not surprising that Minnesota Wild forward Jason Zucker didn’t let local sports journalist Carly Aplin’s
Spring/Summer 2017
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In our new Spring/Summer 2017 issue, you'll find:
Over 500 resources for planning the wedding of your dreams!
• The Best Dresses - Find Your Dream Gown
• The Sweetest Thing - Fresh New Dessert Ideas
• Tips for Flawless Wedding Photos
Plus over 200 amazing local venues!
Features
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(Above) Suzanne Harward “the Bronte” custom lace gown with plunge neckline (price on request) from The W
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(Above) Suzanne Harward “the Bell” textured jersey gown with bell sleeves ($4,500) from the White Room.
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(Above) Galia Lahav “Loretta” gown with lace bodice and tulle skirt ($9,700) from Annika Bridal Boutique.
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(Above) Set in the lush greenery of Camrose Hill’s grounds, this tablescape is fit for the creative couple.
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(Above) “In the Midwest we really value beautiful, deep connections with others, and we know this happens readily around the dinner table,” says wed
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(Above) “Our studio’s style is always based on the premise ‘Is it timeless? Does it embrace the space?
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Departments
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Aisle FileShowing off the Twin Cities to out-of-towners isn’t just a local couple’s duty, it’s a pleasure when you have neighborhoods as vibrant as the North
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Aisle FileMinneapolis is full of venues—be they fancy, laid-back, hip or traditional—that accommodate small to mid-size weddings.
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Aisle File“How many times have people passed the old Walker Library and didn’t notice it was even there?” asks Sheila Cachuela, partner at Entourage Events Gr
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Aisle FileAmy Lynn Brown and Heidi Andermack—aka the founders of Minneapolis’ Chowgirls Killer Catering—love parties and food, so it only made sense that they took more than 80 of their c
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Aisle FileWhen Wynne Reece made the difficult decision to leave La vie Charmé, the successful w
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Aisle FileWith food trucks trending in the wedding world for a few years now, how do you make meals on wheels feel current for your wedding-day feast?
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Aisle FileWedding gowns are works of art unto themselves, and no one appreciates that more than fashion designer by day/fashion illustrator by night Emily Beh
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Aisle FileThere are two types of people in this world: those who like cookies and … wait—everyone likes cookies.
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Aisle FileFor spring and summer 2017, Krista Ross, owner of Park Place Planning & Events,
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Aisle FileJust when we thought we’d seen it all in the realm of unique wedding venues, the Sinclair
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Ask Us AnythingThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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Dress CodeIn the words of designer Tom Ford, “Dressing well is a form of good manners.” Attending a friend or family member’s wedding with the right wardrobe
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CakesThe Good Stuff
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DessertsWeddings and sweets have been intertwined for centuries. After all, both symbolize good fortune, wealth, fertility and, of course, happiness.
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DestinationWhen Matt and Beth Uher set out to plan their wedding, Duluth was a no-brainer.
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Invitations1} Going Green
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PhotographyYou’ve put countless hours into creating your wedding look and crafting the signature details.
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Rehearsal DinnerTop Twin Cities ideas for a perfect pre-wedding soirée.
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AccessoriesSomething Blue: New Takes on the Colorful Tradition(1) With its baby-blue patent leather finish and super-sleek pointy-toe silhouette, this Dior pump ($660) is the shoe of wedding dreams.
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VenuesIf you envision nature as a backdrop for your wedding, with rustic elements and Old World elegance, a vineyard might be your perfect venue.
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NewlywedsThe couple knew they wanted to get married outside, rain or shine, so they cleared a space in the woods on Addison’s family property.
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsIn a nod to their love for science, Amy grew succulents in test beakers in her Chapel Hill lab and James drove them back to Minnesota, where they handed them out to guests as wedding favors.
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NewlywedsCaitlin Crees loved visiting the James J. Hill Library, even as a young girl.
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!
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NewlywedsThis complete article will be available soon. Please visit again!