Luxurious Wedding Style Report

Unfettered and Unfrilly... the Gay Wedding Accessories from Luxurious Wedding Accessories will become part of your home decor after the wedding. Designed with Swarovski Crystals, luminous Enamel overlays and other intricate details that a true Connoisseur of luxury would appreciate. Available through Luxurious Wedding Accessories.com

Your groom and his men will keep their composure on the big day with this Groom's Survival Kit . The kit includes all the essentials to keep his stress level at a minimum. Inside is a collection of 26 wedding day solutions for any emergency that befalls the groom. Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Dental Floss, Mints, Pain Reliever, Antacid, Facial Tissues, Deodorant, Razor, Shaving Cream, Styptic Pencil, Adhesive Bandages, Nail Clipper, Hair Comb, Interior Mirror, Lint Remover, Mending Kit, Scissors, Safety Pins, Boutonniere Pins, Stain Remover, Static Remover, Wrinkle Remover, Stress Ball Keychain, Extra Wedding Bands, Black Socks. Have they not thought of everything? If not, add any last minute thoughts to the collection yourself. This sleek and practical Groom's attaché is made of silver chrome and is topped with a stress ball...just in case! This is a "totally must have" for your man...and for you too!

When it comes to timepieces, Movado has garnered more than 100 patents and 200 international awards for artistry and innovation in watch design. Movado means always in motion. Defined by a single dot at 12 representing the sun at high noon, the Museum Watch dial is regarded as an icon of Modernism. In 1960, the Movado watch was entered into the permanent collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art. We think there would be nothing better than a special Movado gift for the members of your wedding party. This free floating Movado hanging clock is modern and sleek and sports the classic black Movado dial. It is ultra special and can be engraved to commemorate your wedding.

Your wedding calligraphy can go well beyond your wedding invitation. This elegant monogram by Angela Welch of Pen and Pauper became the theme for the wedding. It appeared as the flourished monogram on the aisle runner, cocktail napkins, table numbers, and guest cards. Then the bride used the monogram for a custom set of cufflinks for her groom.