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New Video! Behind-the-Scenes video of 2012 Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Alfred Angelo Collection

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We caught up with our own Alfred Angelo designer, Michael Shettel, backstage at the recent New York runway show.

He talked about this season’s inspirations and his favorite new Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Alfed Angelo wedding dresses….and the new additions….Royal Maidens for bridesmaids, Royal Blossoms for flower girls and veils.

The 2012 collection will be in stores in January.

For more information please visit the Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Alfred Angelo page on the Alfred Angelo website:

See the full video here:

Cinderella

Tiana

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Rapunzel Bridal Gown in stores to celebrate Kensington Palace Event

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Watch for the ceremony at Kensington Palace this weekend. Disney’s Rapunzel becomes the eighth official Disney princess — I think she gets ordained by the Queen herself! We have been planning for the big event for quite a while.  Our head designer, Michael Shettel designed a Rapunzel gown just for this occasion.  And now it is available in bridal stores worldwide. Try it on and lets us know what you think. The Alfred Angelo gown will  be on display at Kensington Palace along with the matching Rapunzel “blossoms” (a.k.a. Flower Girl) gown for the event.  The Blossoms dress is adorable and will be in stores everywhere in December.

Decisions…decisions…Flower Girl: Should I? Shouldn’t I?

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When Stephen and I began planning our wedding, one of the first decisions that we made was whether to have children involved in our wedding party. We actually decided not to have children in our wedding party. This was a bit of a tough decision as I have young cousins, Stephen has family friends with young children that we adore, and some of my closest friends have young children.
Flower girls and ring bearer’s are adorable in weddings. With their cute dresses and tiny suit’s, they really are just so cute! Having flower girls and ring bearers included in the wedding party works for some people. Some people have emotional ties with the children. Some people love the look of the flower girl dropping the petal’s up the aisle. For some people, they just simply do not want children involved in the ceremony. Everyone has their own preferance.
In the end, Stephen and I decided not to invite any children to be part of our wedding party. We made this decision because we actually decided not to have children at our wedding and reception. We wanted this to be a time where all of our friends, family, and loved ones could enjoy an “adults only” weekend.
Are you having a flower girl in your wedding party?
XoXo,
DeAnna