to messy!

[Rhodey Bowman]

also, maybe its just me, but the "Other technical agroforestry topics" forum links to the same content as the "Australian Agroforestry feedback" forum

That's just because I redirected it to the feedback forum - I guess I could remove the link.
Will get back to you on the other questions shortly.

[Rhodey Bowman]

Okay, have simplified the forums for now so there are seven (instead of 25+). Have retained the others behind the scene so they (or any other forum theme) can be instated as necessary. Anyhow I hope this makes it look a little less scary.

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[font=Trebuchet MS, arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Wedding Dresses Of Necklines[/font]

Next, think about the kind of neckline you want as this will draw attention to your upper body. Your bust, face, neck and shoulders can all be accentuated or downplayed by the shape of the top part of the dress. It helps to think about what you would normally choose for a going-out top ?C do you often wear halter-, round- or V-necked outfits?

• Low round or scooped necks will suit most brides and do not give too much prominence to any particular feature, therefore will not detract from a pretty face.
• A halterneck looks best on a bride with great shoulders, but may look unbalanced on a woman with a large bust.
• Queen Anne, or sweetheart necklines have a heart-shaped line at the bust and are great if you want to discreetly display a bit of cleavage.
• A V-neck can draw attention from a large bust as it guides the eye inwards and down the midline of the dress
• A high round neck or slash-neck dress will look best on a bride with a small bust and both are good if the bride doesn't wish to show too much of her chest.
• Square necklines will suit most brides, the shape is created where the neckline comes across in a straight line between the straps of the dress.
• Strapless outfits are very popular and may be straight across at the bust or may have a sweetheart shape. They suit most brides but may not be suitable if you are uncomfortable showing too much of your shoulders, chest or upper arms.
• Asymmetric necklines, where the dress has a single strap or irregular shaping are also becoming more popular in line with current fashion trends.---Cheap wedding dresses

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Where can I go to design my own wedding dress?

All the wedding dresses I see at the stores are just samples, and it kind of bugs me that some one else just might pick the same dress. So, I would like to know if there is a place locally around the Roseville, CA area that could help me design my own dress.

[color=#43b67][size=14px]Best Answer[/size][/color] - Chosen by VotersYou would need to find a seamstress who can do original designs. They're becoming fewer and fewer. Ask around for seamstresses.

Also, you're right. Someone will have the same dress as you. But that's the way buying from the rack is. There's always someone who has the same dress or clothes we buy. We just hope we don't show up at the same place as the other people who have purchased the same clothes. And since you'll be the only bride at your wedding, then you won't have to worry about that.