HMQueenElizabethII
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Lady Marmalade said:I love the veil and her hair, but the not too crazy on the bottom half of the dress.
I thought I would never say such a thing... but me too!Lisele said:I think Mabel's wedding dress looks a whole lot better than this!!!
Lady Marmalade said:I just noticed her eye makeup, too heavy on the eyeliner. She is such a pretty woman with beautiful features, I just wish she had not done the raccoon eye look.
Tom is the image of his father..complete with the thinning hair on top.
They look so happy, I hope this marriage lasts as I hope he learned some lessons from his parents marriage.
Veronica said:Hummmm, I meant I liked Sara's dress, not Laura's. Laura's makes me think of an insect costume in a school play. I don't get this green shiny coat that looks like folded bug wings over the pale blue skirt. All she needs is a hat with antennae. Sorry!
Elsa M. said:Still from UKPress:
sara1981 said:where Tom and Sara gone to honeymoon after wedding? but im not sure!
Sara Boyce
p.s. show Sara buys's engagement rings and wedding bands and Tom also but both got hidden away it!
iowabelle said:On Sarah's makeup, they do tell you to wear more makeup than normal so it shows up on your wedding pictures (what I mean is, so that you look good as opposed to being painted like Dame Edna!).
susan alicia said:her eyemakeup reminded me of alexandra of kent, she too uses kohl in the inner rim of her eyes, perhaps it is to reflect a bit of wildness.
thought her dress better on the runway of alexander macqueen
in black, it reminds of a barbie/night club singer dress,
in white and for a bride......
and it does not flatter her body type, her weakness is the bit under her waist, it is a bit heavy.
did not like her shoes either, emma hope has beautiful shoes for brides.
her veil and the way her hair was done and the dresses of the bridesmaids were pretty.
ps: what happened to the usual focus on the positive, at least was under the impression that that is your general way of seeing things
Alexandria said:Yes, that is true.
I don't wear much make up on a daily basis -- just enough to cover put a little colour on my face. Most people cannot even tell that I am wearing any make up. But for my friend's wedding earlier this May, I felt like the make up was caked onto my face. It felt like I was wearing five pounds of make up, from liquid cover up to powder, mascara, four different colours of (blended) eyeshadow, blush, etc. Up close I looked rather ghastly I thought. But I looked very good in the wedding pictures, and even the ones from a distance, I did not disappear or fade away.
I think if you don't wear a lot of make up (or any at all) on a daily basis wedding make up seems excessive -- like Dame Edna or Tammy Faye -- but it really does look good in pictures. As long as you have a good make up artist, you won't look like a clown!