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  • Mamma Mia 10991 views

    Wedding Path Newswire

    Who went to see Mamma Mia this weekend? It is a great film to see with the girls and perhaps to build into your hen weekend celebrations with some Abba costumes to parade around town afterwards.

    Meryl Streep leads an all-star cast (Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Julie Walters) in the feature-film adaptation of the beloved musical that has been seen by more than 30 million people in 160 cities and 8 languages around the world. Bringing the timeless lyrics and melodies of iconic super group ABBA to movie audiences, Mamma Mia is a must-see!

    An independent, single mother who owns a small hotel on an idyllic Greek island, Donna (Streep) is about to let go of Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), the spirited daughter she’s raised alone. For Sophie’s wedding, Donna has invited her two lifelong best girlfriends — practical and no-nonsense Rosie (Julie Walters) and wealthy, multi-divorcee Tanya (Christine Baranski)— from her one-time backing band, Donna and the Dynamos. But Sophie has secretly invited three guests of her own.

    On a quest to find the identity of her father to walk her down the aisle, she brings back three men from Donna’s past to the Mediterranean paradise they visited 20 years earlier. Over 24 chaotic, magical hours, new love will bloom and old romances will be rekindled on this lush island full of possibilities.

    Inspired by the storytelling magic of ABBA’s songs from “Dancing Queen” and “S.O.S.” to “Money, Money, Money” and “Take a Chance on Me,” Mamma Mia! is a celebration of mothers and daughters, old friends and new family found.

    WP Rating: 8/10

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  • Your Week 21/07 9229 views

    Wedding Path Newswire

    At the height of the wedding season, we are thrilled to see so many WP brides tying the knot and sharing their big day with us. It is great to have so much wedding expertise on board and this week we have more ideas than ever!

    To start the week we are showcasing some princess-perfect dresses with gorgeous lace detail - right on trend. We have more fashion news on Wednesday when we take a sneak peek at a new bridal collection from those funky watch guys, Swatch. Tomorrow you can look forward to WP bride, Philippa's fabulous real wedding on the shores of Lake Como. If you are still looking for little touches to make the tables at your reception extra specially gorgeous we have some great favour ideas this week including fab finds from notonthehighstreet.com and homemade favours by biccies.com. Cheryl has been busy on the venue front, heading to Liverpool to check out what's new on Castle Street and not heading to the beach as new survey shows honeymooners are looking for something a bit different. Cheryl also continues her love of mineral make up and shares some beauty finds that she used on her own wedding day under the sun - and they worked! This week is Leigh's final blog... So we shed a little tear and wish her lots and lots of love and luck for her big day - and we look forward to hearing all about it before too long! Finally, we review a book that might make your relationship that little bit extra rock solid - we interview the author of The Secret Laws of Attraction.

    Have a fantastic day if you are getting married this weekend and tell us all about it when you get back - we love featuring WP brides as Real Weddings.

    Amanda Hinton,
    Editor-in-chief, WeddingPath

    amanda@weddingpath.com

    Monday 21/07
    Lacy Detail
    ... dresses for a princess
    Mamma Mia... new film reviewed

    Tuesday 22/07
    Pride & Groom.
    .. man preening
    Roses are Red
    ... Philippa's wedding in Italy
    Cute Touches... everthing for the wedding

    Wednesday 23/07
    Watch Out.
    .. new wedding jewellery by Swatch
    Fresh Faced & Fab... more mineral makeup
    California Bride 6... Leigh gets ready to wed

    Thursday 24/07
    Queen of the Castle... Liverpool venue
    Ditch the Beach?... latest honeymoon research
    Celebrity Snippets... vote on Mark Ronson & Daisy

    Friday 25/07
    Glass Class... gifts for domestic bliss
    Takes the Biscuit... homemade cookies
    Needs Must... relationship knowhow

    Saturday 26/07
    6am Wedding Week Notes... best reads of the week

    Photo © iStockphoto

  • WEDDING GOSSIP Kate Hudson & Lance Armstrong 12427 views

    Wedding Path Newswire

    CELEBRITY SNIPPETS
    The unlikely couple seem to be proving everyone wrong as their relationship goes from strength to strength. Are Kate and Lance the real deal? Read more to find out what we think and tell us your verdict.

    WHO: Kate Hudson and Lance Armstrong
    BACKGROUND: Beautiful actress, Kate has said to have fallen head over heels for Tour de France champion, Lance, after meeting through Kate’s ex, Owen Wilson. The relationship was revealed after they were seen kissing in Cannes but the couple are keeping tight-lipped about their romance.
    LOVE SIGNS: Kate and Lance have been spending more time together with their respective children, spending Father’s Day with Kate’s ex-husband, him said to be comfortable with their relationship. Kate has constantly been at Lance’s side, looking after his kids as well as supporting him in recent cycling races, sparking rumours that the pair are ready to move in with each other. Think they’ll make the perfect couple?
    OUR VERDICT: Probably
    Photo © PR Photo

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  • WEDDING GOSSIP California Bride 5 12130 views

    Wedding Path Newswire

    Leigh is two planning weeks away from her big Scottish day, all organised from across the pond in California. This week she discovers bridesmaid-zilla.

    This week I took my four-year-old flower girl to have her dress fitted. As she is a self-titled princess who frequently floats around dressed as Ariel, Belle or Cinderella, I had no doubts that she would be thrilled to parade around in the suitably Disney princess-esque dress I had found for her. Clearly I had forgotten what it's like to be four! The fitting turned out to be a nightmare; first she didn’t want to try on the dress, then when the dressmaker mentioning pinning it she screamed and suddenly the dress was hurting her. I began to have visions of us frantically trying to cajole her into the dress five minutes before the ceremony and irrationally began to wonder if the whole day would be ruined.

    The tradition of flower girls actually started with the Greeks and Romans who had children throwing herbs symbolic of fertility in front of the bride as she walked. Modern flower girls are perhaps more of an aesthetic choice these days, depending on the willingness of the participant, she can be dressed in angel or fairies wings and, even wield a wand or bubbles.

    I myself was once a flower girl at my aunt’s wedding and, as I conveniently forgot in the dressmakers, I created some drama of my own. After catching a pageboy relieving himself in the hotel pond, in a fit of rage I threw my pomander at him and stormed into the dining room to loudly inform the first person I saw - who happened to be my grandfather right in the middle of his father of the bride speech. While I now cringe in horror at my actions, it’s important for me to remember one thing - despite my best efforts, I did not ruin the day!

    Click to read more fashion ideas for bridesmaids >

    Photo © Freeman Photographics, Slipperyfishes.com

  • WEDDING GOSSIP Stepping Up 10525 views

    Step Up 2: The Streets is essentially a dance movie and if you love dancing, street dancing in particular then this movie is perfect for you! Set in Baltimore, in the USA, Andie (Briana Evigan) is a troubled teenager whose passion is dance. Since her mother passed away she has been dancing with the ‘410’, a prestigious crew who mean the world to her. But, when her mother’s best friend decides that she can no longer take care of Andie with her skipping school and late nights, her world is shattered with the prospect of moving away. Her one last chance is to get into the MSA, a posh dancing school where her talent can be truly recognised. Her efforts are successful due to the admiration of the director’s brother, dishy Chase Collins (Robert Hoffman).

    Andie's relationship soon deteriorates with the 410 until she is chucked out for not attending rehearsals, seeing she is in need, Chase offers to start their own crew. At first it seems like an unlikely prospect but soon Andie realises that they are in for the chance at performing at the most-anticipated dance event, ‘The Streets’. Romance blossoms between the pair and events continue to go against them with the 410 doing everything they can to stop them. But, will they eventually succeed beyond their wildest dreams?

    The film overall is pretty good, whether you are a dance fan or not as there are other interests in there. Don’t be put off by the slow start, it gradually builds up and soon gets much more interesting. It certainly has some impressive dance moves and the acting cannot be faulted, with a great ending which will make you smile and possibly cry. It’s well worth watching for the pure enjoyment and cheesy lines as well as the true drama and tension that it manages to create. A sweet film, ideal for a lazy night in.

    WP Rating: 6/10
    Out on DVD from 14th July at all major retailers.


    Check out the How to Step Up video guide on the YouTube links below by Diversity.

    http://www.youtube.com/v/LcqqyqU8gZU">Step Up 2: The Streets is essentially a dance movie and if you love dancing, street dancing in particular then this movie is perfect for you! Set in Baltimore, in the USA, Andie (Briana Evigan) is a troubled teenager whose passion is dance. Since her mother passed away she has been dancing with the ‘410’, a prestigious crew who mean the world to her. But, when her mother’s best friend decides that she can no longer take care of Andie with her skipping school and late nights, her world is shattered with the prospect of moving away. Her one last chance is to get into the MSA, a posh dancing school where her talent can be truly recognised. Her efforts are successful due to the admiration of the director’s brother, dishy Chase Collins (Robert Hoffman).

    Andie's relationship soon deteriorates with the 410 until she is chucked out for not attending rehearsals, seeing she is in need, Chase offers to start their own crew. At first it seems like an unlikely prospect but soon Andie realises that they are in for the chance at performing at the most-anticipated dance event, ‘The Streets’. Romance blossoms between the pair and events continue to go against them with the 410 doing everything they can to stop them. But, will they eventually succeed beyond their wildest dreams?

    The film overall is pretty good, whether you are a dance fan or not as there are other interests in there. Don’t be put off by the slow start, it gradually builds up and soon gets much more interesting. It certainly has some impressive dance moves and the acting cannot be faulted, with a great ending which will make you smile and possibly cry. It’s well worth watching for the pure enjoyment and cheesy lines as well as the true drama and tension that it manages to create. A sweet film, ideal for a lazy night in.

    WP Rating: 6/10
    Out on DVD from 14th July at all major retailers.


    Check out the How to Step Up video guide on the YouTube links below by Diversity.

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