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IS NOW

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US! 7 YEARS AND GOING STRONG

Happy Birthday to Us! It's been seven (7) glorious years of curating beautiful things for your weddings. We have loved every minute. To celebrate, we will be moving The Bridal Wishlist to it's own domain and relaunching it with a new web site! Look for the big change to happen in November 2013. We will have so much more to offer the brides that we love so much. We're off to Bridal Market. Can't wait to show you all of the fabulous things that we find to help with your wedding planning.

Until then...

Janice
Editor-in-Chief
The Bridal Wishlist

THE SUMMER 2013 WEDDINGS ISSUE OF FACON MAGAZINE IS HERE

Whew! We did it. Our fabulous Weddings issue is now available for your love and adoration. If you love what you see, please share the love!

MODERN WEDDING DRESSES: GEMY BY GEMY MAALOUF

GEMY by GEMY MAALOUF

Gemy Maalouf took an ambitious step by bringing her unique flair to the fashion-conscious bride in 2004 with the GEMY MAALOUF Bridal line. In 2006, she once again embraced progress and change with her GEMY “Le Prêt” line, which provides a complete range of formal attire, from tops and skirts to short dresses. Finally in 2007, feeling the increasing demand for her designs from a niche of clientele with lower budgets, Gemy launched her 2nd line Beside Couture by GEMY providing the style at more affordable prices. Here is her latest collection.

BRIDAL EVENT: THE WEDDING LIBRARY AND BRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER

BEAUTIFUL WEDDING DRESSES: DECOUPAGE BY CLAIRE PETTIBONE

DECOUPAGE BY CLAIRE PETTIBONE SPRING/SUMMER 2014

Decoupage is french and refers to the age old art of cutting and layering paper cutouts for the purpose of decorating wooden boxes, chests, and other objects. This beautiful collection by Claire Pettibone is just that. It's a layering of chantilly lace and guipure, silks and vintage laces, flowers and other exquisite handmade details. What I loved the most was that the back of the dresses were just as heavenly as the front. Photographs by Anton Oparin.

Abigail

Antoinette

Charlotte

Delaney

Estelle

Florentine

Gladys

Primrose

Wren