Traditional tiers, whimsical cupcakes, mini-pies and … cheese! The desserts at a wedding reception are always much-anticipated and can be an elegant detail or a fun way to reflect the couple’s style.
It’s a moment for the bride to embrace all things timeless and traditional, or make an unforgettable statement. These trends offer ways to show your style when all eyes are on you …
If there’s one thing we can count on to change, it’s wedding trends! From dahlias to drones, couples are having more fun than ever with ways to make their special day memorable.
Engagement and wedding rings are symbols of the commitment of marriage, and often the first big decision a couple makes together. According to Ronny Medawar, President of Medawar Jewelers, current trends in engagement/wedding rings include organic styles with side carvings, and simple, elegant styles with the focus on the center diamond, complimented by a wedding band with larger diamonds to sit aside the engagement ring.
More than ever, the latest wedding trends encourage couples to be themselves. And isn’t that the point? Rustic or luxe, cupcakes or caviar, it’s YOUR day and it should be exactly what you want it to be. Here are a few ideas.
We Michiganders slog through our winters hoping for warm spring, summer and fall days. We white-knuckle through the travails of icy roads, snowy days and freezing temperatures with dreams of new life and greener times. And when April does finally arrive, we feel we finally can relax because the warm seasons are here. However, we also come to the realization that along with the season of warm weather comes the season of bugs – those crawling, creeping, flying insects and arachnids of summer. And for pet owners, this includes our furry friends’ worst nightmare: fleas and ticks.
Your pet relies on you for everything – including making sure it’s well-fed. A nutritious diet and healthy weight can have a huge impact on your pet’s energy level, lifespan, and overall happiness. But, with so many different foods out there, it’s hard to choose the best one. And, how do you know if your pet is eating too little, too much or just the right amount?
It’s vacation time! Are you considering boarding your pet? Here are a few things to keep in mind as you choose a facility.
Valarie Franklin loves her service dog, Ryver (pronounced River), a Golden Retriever that has been her best friend and companion for many years. Franklin suffers from Osteogenesis Imperfecta, more commonly known as Brittle Bone Disease. She is just three feet tall and has difficulty walking. Ryver is always by her side, retrieving things she drops, opening doors for her and bracing her when she is unsteady. “Ryver helps me keep my balance,” says Franklin, who gets around using a power wheelchair.
IF Karl Collyer could, he would eliminate iceberg lettuce altogether. “It has no taste and it’s mostly water,” he laughs. “I’d replace it with avorful, vitamin and nutrient-packed microgreens.”
