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Color is truly the glue that binds all the details of your day together. To pick a scheme, think of what brings you and your other half joy: places in nature, artwork, books, heirlooms, textiles, or travel destinations. Make sure your hues jibe with your wedding space (alternatively, you can draw color inspiration from it). Then let your shades inform everything from invites to fashion to décor to sweet send-offs, says Charleston, South Carolina, planner Calder Clark.
Here, some combinations from the classic to the unexpected to consider for your own celebration. Coral and Gold
Want to make a statement at your ceremony and reception? These bright hues, pictured above, come together on tables in the form of punchy centerpieces and shiny flatware. They re the perfect combination for a summer or beach celebration.
Getting that perfectly natural glow from your bronzer is a little more complicated than a few swipes of the stuff with your brush. We re here to give you the low-down on how to perfectly apply bronzer and avoid the dreaded makeup line around your chin or neck area. Step 1
Using a big, fluffy brush, swirl it through the pan of powder bronzer, making sure to tap off the excess before you begin. Use a sponge or a blending brush if you re using a cream or liquid bronzer. Step 2
Start at the forehead, draw an E on one side of the face, and a 3 on the other. This will cover the forehead (sweep it along the hairline), cheekbones, and chin-these are the highest plains of the face where the sun would naturally hit. Don t forget to blend well if you re using a liquid or a cream bronzer.
Man Dressed for Summer Nearly Dies in Snowy Spa Park
A local man went for a drive on Friday night, perhaps to admire the beauty of the pristine white snow in the Saratoga State Park. What happened after that was something out of the Travel Channel s Stories of Survival. While it s a bit of head-scratcher trying to piece together exactly what happened on Friday night, what is known is that the man s vehicle got stuck in snow, and then things got dangerous.
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According to a story written in the Times Union, the man whose name has not been released and is in his 30 s, didn t dial 911 and actually got out of his vehicle attempting to seek help on his own. That s when he got lost in the Spa Park woods. To make matters worse, according to the Times Union, he was only wearing a t-shirt and shorts as he ventured out into the dark night.
Trapped in the snow in shorts and bare feet, but somehow he survived
Trapped in the snow in shorts and bare feet, but somehow he survived
Driver suffers hypothermia, needs rescue after he walking away from car stuck in snow in Saratoga Spa State Park
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1of3Buy PhotoA park maintenance truck is seen through ice covered trees plowing snow off the walkway along the Avenue of Pines in Saratoga Spa State Park on Friday, Feb. 7, 2020 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Freezing temperatures caused cold rain to freeze on trees. (Lori Van Buren/Times Union)Lori Van Buren/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less