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View as a gridThe Perfect Shot: Wedding Photographers' Favorite Moments
Pittsburgh Magazine
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Photographers - particularly those who shoot weddings - encounter countless couples with unique stories, different family dynamics and their own look. Despite the myriad of people they meet, some can stick in their minds long after the big day is over. We asked these Pittsburgh wedding photographers to share their favorite photos and tell us what makes them special.
Pittsburgh Weddings Where It's All Fun & Games
Pittsburgh Magazine
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Dancing the night away, perhaps with a drink in hand, is a classic staple of wedding receptions. But that's not the only post-ceremony activity these Pittsburgh couples had in store for their guests. From giant Jenga sets to bean-bag tosses, these festivities kept it light and fun.
Tiny Homes in Penn Hills to Offer Safe Haven for Veterans
Pittsburgh Magazine
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Struggling veterans in the Pittsburgh area may soon have a place to call home. The Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard and a newly organized nonprofit organization known as BOB Project - "Bring out the Best in our community" - are spearheading a tiny-house community project to serve as a home for veterans leaving transitional programs.
Noah's Ark Nuptials: One Couple's Kennywood Wedding
Pittsburgh Magazine
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Katie Hollis and Chris Wilson did not want to take the usual route of getting married at a church or a banquet hall. Though they explored several options and even toyed with the idea of saying "I do" at a movie theater, they settled on a venue that was special to both of them - Kennywood Park.
Beer Cults and Brick Ovens: An Evening at Fuel & Fuddle
Pittsburgh Magazine
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I describe my experience at Fuel & Fuddle, a bar in the heart of Oakland which services college students and locals alike.
True to Tradition: Incorporating Your Heritage at Your Wedding
Pittsburgh Magazine
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Heritage and tradition are pivotal parts of many peoples' lives, especially when it comes to planning their wedding day. These two brides share how they incorporated family customs at their weddings, from subtle touches to special ceremonies.
Dressing Up Wedding Tables: Celebrate the Centerpieces
Pittsburgh Magazine
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The perfect color scheme, a flawless gown and carefully selected venue all are important to creating a cohesive wedding theme. But one aspect has the power to bring an added touch of elegance, beauty or playfulness: the centerpieces. Here's a look at what some Pittsburgh couples used to dress up the tables at their receptions.
In Memory: How These Brides Honored Late Loved Ones
Pittsburgh Magazine
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Even when loved ones have passed away, there are still ways to make them a part of your wedding day. Some couples choose to place a framed photo on an empty chair or a table, and others wear a piece of clothing or jewelry that belonged to them. But these brides found especially unique ways to pay tribute to those who couldn't attend.
Bottoms Up! Signature Wedding Drinks with a Sip of Personality
Pittsburgh Magazine
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The right cake-topper, decor and music selection can certainly reflect a couple's personality at their wedding. But one thing that can send the personalization to a whole new level is a signature drink.
How to Survive a Long Distance Relationship in College
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Distance is hard, but often a necessary evil when you're in a committed relationship and one (or both) of you goes off to college. This can be even harder when you hear people say, "Oh, high school relationships never last. You shouldn't even bother staying together when you're away at school." Well, friends, as somebody who is a junior in college and still happily with her high school boyfriend who lives three hours away, I'm here to tell you that it's completely doable despite the naysayers. To keep your relationship healthy, happy and secure while separated by college, follow these tips.
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