Comments for Cachic Design, Custom Wedding/Event Invitations http://cachicdesign.com/blog Wedding and event styles, fashions, and trends, inspiring samples, and invitation designs, Columbus Ohio. Sat, 21 Aug 2010 15:37:14 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on The Short Dress: Cool for School or Missed the Bus? by wedding dresses http://cachicdesign.com/blog/hot-or-not/the-short-dress-cool-for-school-or-missed-the-bus/comment-page-1/#comment-960 wedding dresses Sat, 21 Aug 2010 15:37:14 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=483#comment-960 <strong>wedding dresses...</strong> Getting married during the Autunm season will also be a point to consider for the dress that you will be wearing for your wedding day.... wedding dresses…

Getting married during the Autunm season will also be a point to consider for the dress that you will be wearing for your wedding day….

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Jared Windmuller http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-956 Jared Windmuller Thu, 19 Aug 2010 18:35:23 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-956 I usually enjoy very much to shot a session with grooms after wedding. That can be at the day-after the ceremony or a week latter or even after the honeymoon, when the couple feel more relaxed and still excited about their wedding. They have a lot of names to this kind of sessions, just one of it is "Trash the Dress". About the TTD session I personally dont like to destroy the dress, I like to use creativity to shot them in a scenary that appears to being trashing it without actually do it. Always after our sessions the dresses seems cleaner than after the ceremony's party, where I believe they get dirtier than ever. By the way your blog is amazing!!! I love it !!! I usually enjoy very much to shot a session with grooms after wedding. That can be at the day-after the ceremony or a week latter or even after the honeymoon, when the couple feel more relaxed and still excited about their wedding. They have a lot of names to this kind of sessions, just one of it is “Trash the Dress”. About the TTD session I personally dont like to destroy the dress, I like to use creativity to shot them in a scenary that appears to being trashing it without actually do it. Always after our sessions the dresses seems cleaner than after the ceremony’s party, where I believe they get dirtier than ever.
By the way your blog is amazing!!! I love it !!!

]]> Comment on Plenty of Personalization Please! by wedding planning http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/plenty-of-personalization-please/comment-page-1/#comment-947 wedding planning Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:51:59 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=471#comment-947 <strong>wedding planning...</strong> Wedding planning is not something that can be taken lightly. It is a serious affair that needs to be handled correctly or it could lead to a nightmare event that no one wants to remember.... wedding planning…

Wedding planning is not something that can be taken lightly. It is a serious affair that needs to be handled correctly or it could lead to a nightmare event that no one wants to remember….

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Jeanie http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-926 Jeanie Thu, 12 Aug 2010 03:20:30 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-926 This really does frustrate me; it just seems so inconsiderate to destroy a dress that someone less fortunate could buy and use... Especially if they're thousand dollar dresses. This really does frustrate me; it just seems so inconsiderate to destroy a dress that someone less fortunate could buy and use… Especially if they’re thousand dollar dresses.

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Lauren Boardman http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-925 Lauren Boardman Thu, 12 Aug 2010 00:54:49 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-925 Wow! What turned out to be a simple spot in the "trends" section has turned into a great debate. You guys make really valid points from either spectrum. Thanks so much for your replies. I have been hearing, and reading, so much on this topic I decided to add it to the blog. I guess whatever views you have are very well grounded and heartfelt. I think this may become a "hot or not" very soon. You are the reason I love to blog!! Wow! What turned out to be a simple spot in the “trends” section has turned into a great debate. You guys make really valid points from either spectrum. Thanks so much for your replies. I have been hearing, and reading, so much on this topic I decided to add it to the blog. I guess whatever views you have are very well grounded and heartfelt. I think this may become a “hot or not” very soon. You are the reason I love to blog!!

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Emily http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-923 Emily Wed, 11 Aug 2010 21:25:25 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-923 What about saving your dress and keeping it in good condition for future family members to wear! I plan on keeping mine in good condition for my daughter in case she wants to wear it! What about saving your dress and keeping it in good condition for future family members to wear! I plan on keeping mine in good condition for my daughter in case she wants to wear it!

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Marisa (a different one) http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-922 Marisa (a different one) Wed, 11 Aug 2010 21:14:32 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-922 I wanted to weigh in on this, it's a fun idea I admit but goes against everything my generation is trying to accomplish. Were all about recycling, reusing, protecting the environment, and making as little of a carbon footprint as possible. A wedding dress usually is a huge carbon priced ticket. Fabric being made and shipped dress maker shipping as well in a lot of circumstances make a wedding dress something that should be reused as much as possible. If that means making herloom items to keep as a trinket out of it and what ever else (like sachet's filled with lavender and rice for a relaxing hot pad gift that is unique and special) or reselling and making some of your money back on the cost of the dress it's unconscionable to simply ruin the dress to follow some sort of fad behavior. I wanted to weigh in on this, it’s a fun idea I admit but goes against everything my generation is trying to accomplish. Were all about recycling, reusing, protecting the environment, and making as little of a carbon footprint as possible. A wedding dress usually is a huge carbon priced ticket. Fabric being made and shipped dress maker shipping as well in a lot of circumstances make a wedding dress something that should be reused as much as possible. If that means making herloom items to keep as a trinket out of it and what ever else (like sachet’s filled with lavender and rice for a relaxing hot pad gift that is unique and special) or reselling and making some of your money back on the cost of the dress it’s unconscionable to simply ruin the dress to follow some sort of fad behavior.

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Marissa http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-921 Marissa Wed, 11 Aug 2010 20:02:32 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-921 Considering they would have to shred the entire dress to make it unusable, I'm sure the materials of it could still be reused after such a 'trashing' shoot. I absolutely love this idea, and I might actually keep it in mind for when I get married, and then reuse any undamaged material to create something else. Considering they would have to shred the entire dress to make it unusable, I’m sure the materials of it could still be reused after such a ‘trashing’ shoot.

I absolutely love this idea, and I might actually keep it in mind for when I get married, and then reuse any undamaged material to create something else.

]]> Comment on News Flash: Trash the Dress! by Deb http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/trash-the-dress/comment-page-1/#comment-918 Deb Wed, 11 Aug 2010 15:33:20 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=1186#comment-918 trash the dress? Is this from the same generation that believes in reuse, and recycle? If you want to get rid of the dress donate it to someone who can't afford a new dress, or use the material for baby's christening gown, or find out a way to have it benefit someone else. I know the idea is one man, one dress but it sure seems more like you're saying "I have no respect or love for this symbol" And it's like a child that destroys rather than shares. Hateful, and I would hope women are more generous than that. trash the dress? Is this from the same generation that believes in reuse, and recycle? If you want to get rid of the dress donate it to someone who can’t afford a new dress, or use the material for baby’s christening gown, or find out a way to have it benefit someone else. I know the idea is one man, one dress but it sure seems more like you’re saying “I have no respect or love for this symbol” And it’s like a child that destroys rather than shares. Hateful, and I would hope women are more generous than that.

]]> Comment on Dessert Anyone? As if cake at a wedding isn’t enough. by Dognbird http://cachicdesign.com/blog/trends/dessert-anyone-as-if-cake-at-a-wedding-isnt-enough/comment-page-1/#comment-903 Dognbird Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:32:24 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=627#comment-903 I love dessert bars, who doesn't want to be presented with tons of delightfully sweet options?! I love dessert bars, who doesn’t want to be presented with tons of delightfully sweet options?!

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