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| Plastic Surgery Sydney Face Lift Special Dr Kohout |
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Plastic Cosmetic Surgery in Sydney Dr Mark Kohout
When looking for plastic surgery in Sydney you want a trusted and experience cosmetic surgeon such as Dr Mark Kohout with over 18 years experience. The practice is concerned with making sure the cosmetic surgery is right for the patient and the result is a natural and rejuvenated look, where the person is refreshed in their appearance. This Sydney plastic surgery practice is a team of caring professionals and assess each client on a case by case basis, and this includes to determine if having cosmetic surgery is the right way to achieve the look they want, or perhaps some non-surgical and simple life changes can be made to result in a younger, healthier look.
Friday, May 17, 2013
Hobart event theming and corporate event design
If you are looking for event theming in Hobart then consider Event Avenue for your special event decorating. Having nearly 20 years experience in room transformations, corporate event styling and business function decor with their range of products from table centrepieces, draping, chair covers, linen, props and room decor for every occasion and theme. Event Avenue will create and design your themed corporate events right from from concept proposal through to styling and including all aspects of event management. Let them organised the entertainment, music, actors and additional items to give you a comprehensive and cohesive event for your guests to enjoy and talk about for many years to come.
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| Hobart masquerade ball themed by Event Avenue |
Melbourne Archery Supplies
With new shows on Television such as "Arrow" this has peaked the interest of viewers to look into Archery as a recreational sport. If you are looking at this sport as your new hobby we suggest checking out Melbourne Archery Supplies which has the largest range of crossbows in Australia. They also have great advice and preloved supplies such as bows and arrows which will help you reduce the cost in starting out in this exciting sport. If you want to emulate the type of bow shown in use with the Green Arrow then you would look at a hunting Recurve Bow and if you are looking for archery supplies in Melbourne then pop in and check out the range.
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| Type of hunting recurve bow the green Arrow uses |
Monday, July 25, 2011
Townsville Kit Homes & Sheds
We all dream of having the great Aussie family home of our own, but sometimes that dream just seems to get more expensive and further away. But there is an answer that you may not have considered and that is the kit home. These prefab homes can be a great alternative, and have advanced a lot in the last few years that it can be quite surprising the features and styles you can get. If you're looking at kit homes in Townsville then why not check out Glenn's range from Townsville Kit Homes & Sheds who have a large range to suit your needs, along with sheds, garages even up to farm and rural sheds.
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| One of the styles available in Kit Homes |
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Beautiful Bridal Jewellery and Affordable Wedding Tiaras Online
Shlimbo member "Bridal Jewellery & Wedding Tiaras Online" have affordable high quality Swarovski crystal bridal tiaras, necklace sets, headbands and tiara combs for your special day or for your Formal. When you want beautiful accessories to wear that is stylish, they have the perfect bridal jewellery and formal jewellery - if you can't find what you want just ask them as they probably can find it for you. Most tiaras are under $100! Plus FREE DELIVERY Australia wide. If you're looking for Fashion Jewellery for any occasion you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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| Complete Set $159.50 (Includes Del Aust Wide) |
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| Gold Pearl Tiara $89.50 (Includes Del Aust Wide) |
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| Feather Crystal Fascinator $69.50 (Includes Del Aust Wide) |
Saturday, June 25, 2011
A Cheap Wedding Is Possible – Economical Hard Times Increase The Search For Cheap Weddings
Cheap weddings have become a regular search term as couples look for wedding ideas on a budget. Owner of the Australian search solutions company, Shlimbo, Gabbi Murrell revealed that whilst wedding searches in their business directory are still as popular as ever, the term "cheap wedding" has become more prevalent in recent months.
According to Gabbi: “Couples feel pressured to spend a lot of money on weddings, and costs can easily spiral out of control. But there are many areas where couples can save money on their big day.” With years in the event industry, Murrell has provided some helpful wedding ideas for those planning their special day whilst being able to stretch their dollar further.
“We’ve put together some helpful checklists and Shlimbo Articles that would help couples find areas to keep costs down, with some innovative ideas; that doesn’t mean because it’s a budget wedding, it’s going to be tacky. Everyone is feeling the pinch at the moment, and it’s not just weddings, but a lot of event organisers and party planners are looking for other options that are effective yet tasteful,” said Gabbi.
Murrell’s knowledge of event planning, is helping couples to save thousands of dollars, and she has some great concepts to help:
“Centrepieces – rose petals can be bought in bulk from florists and some market sellers, sprinkling masses of these in the centre with tea light candles is very effective. Market flower sellers are also often the growers and you can talk to them in advance about buying bulk flowers, and enlisting some friends to help you put them together on the day. You can also hire tall vases, or glass bowls and immerse the flowers underwater with fishing sinkers and rubber bands with stones at the bottom and put floating candles on the top. You only need a few colourful flowers or sprays for it to be effective. If your colours are green or red, apples make a great centrepiece and you can cut the tops out and put tea light candles in them. If you want height talk to a plant hire place about hiring topiary or ficus plants you can put on the table. From the leaves you can tie hanging glass candles, ribbons with love sayings on paper, or get some battery operated fairy lights and wind them in the leaves. If you’ve got time on your side check out Christmas decorations as not all ornaments necessarily look like Christmas decorations out of season, and Boxing day sales are a great time to get fairy lights, ornaments, votive holders and sometimes swags of garlands etc. at a hugely reduced price (also subscribe to the dedicated Xmas shops that sell online as they often have big sales with very cheap shipping after the Christmas season). For example, I picked up battery operated fairy lights for $2.95 down from $15.00, and a 3mtr long plain pine garland for $17.00 down from $59.00.”
“Engagement ring – this can be an easy item to spend big on because you look at it everyday and want something to remind you of your special day. Look at some local independent jewellers where you can get a custom design, but perhaps a unique filigree design in gold with your initials Monogram style. Estate jewellery is also an option as you are assured of a more unique piece of quality, rather than a standard solitaire. The best sale times of the year for diamond rings are Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and leading up to Christmas. Of course if you do want the big bling, look into cubic zirconia’s with a white or gold band, such as that you can get from Secrets Jewellery, you can get a 1ct solitaire for less than $500, and a 2ct for less than $600, it will look the part and last just as long if you look after it like you would normally. You can always get something in the coveted pale blue box down the track! One word of advise - a cluster set of smaller “diamonds” tends to look more authentic than a large stone.”
“Considering the current economic climate, it may be necessary to DIY some of your wedding ideas, but the savings can be considerable,” Gabbi recommends that couples give themselves as much time as possible to organise their day, so they can keep an eye out for bargains at different times of the year. “We love having parties, and we have plastic tubs full of decorations and items that we reuse depending on the theme. But after our own wedding I sold a lot of our decorations to local wedding hire places, wedding venues and on Ebay. The people were appreciative of saving the time in making them, and it also helped recover some costs.”
Those planning an Australian wedding, engagement party or any event, can use Shlimbo to organise any event, or find any product or service in Australia with just one email. “From the homepage just type in ’Wedding’ into the What do you need to organise box, select all the relevant categories, fill out the Shopper Enquiry Form and the businesses will reply direct to you - it saves time and it’s so easy!”
According to Gabbi: “Couples feel pressured to spend a lot of money on weddings, and costs can easily spiral out of control. But there are many areas where couples can save money on their big day.” With years in the event industry, Murrell has provided some helpful wedding ideas for those planning their special day whilst being able to stretch their dollar further.
“We’ve put together some helpful checklists and Shlimbo Articles that would help couples find areas to keep costs down, with some innovative ideas; that doesn’t mean because it’s a budget wedding, it’s going to be tacky. Everyone is feeling the pinch at the moment, and it’s not just weddings, but a lot of event organisers and party planners are looking for other options that are effective yet tasteful,” said Gabbi.
Murrell’s knowledge of event planning, is helping couples to save thousands of dollars, and she has some great concepts to help:
“Centrepieces – rose petals can be bought in bulk from florists and some market sellers, sprinkling masses of these in the centre with tea light candles is very effective. Market flower sellers are also often the growers and you can talk to them in advance about buying bulk flowers, and enlisting some friends to help you put them together on the day. You can also hire tall vases, or glass bowls and immerse the flowers underwater with fishing sinkers and rubber bands with stones at the bottom and put floating candles on the top. You only need a few colourful flowers or sprays for it to be effective. If your colours are green or red, apples make a great centrepiece and you can cut the tops out and put tea light candles in them. If you want height talk to a plant hire place about hiring topiary or ficus plants you can put on the table. From the leaves you can tie hanging glass candles, ribbons with love sayings on paper, or get some battery operated fairy lights and wind them in the leaves. If you’ve got time on your side check out Christmas decorations as not all ornaments necessarily look like Christmas decorations out of season, and Boxing day sales are a great time to get fairy lights, ornaments, votive holders and sometimes swags of garlands etc. at a hugely reduced price (also subscribe to the dedicated Xmas shops that sell online as they often have big sales with very cheap shipping after the Christmas season). For example, I picked up battery operated fairy lights for $2.95 down from $15.00, and a 3mtr long plain pine garland for $17.00 down from $59.00.”
“Engagement ring – this can be an easy item to spend big on because you look at it everyday and want something to remind you of your special day. Look at some local independent jewellers where you can get a custom design, but perhaps a unique filigree design in gold with your initials Monogram style. Estate jewellery is also an option as you are assured of a more unique piece of quality, rather than a standard solitaire. The best sale times of the year for diamond rings are Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and leading up to Christmas. Of course if you do want the big bling, look into cubic zirconia’s with a white or gold band, such as that you can get from Secrets Jewellery, you can get a 1ct solitaire for less than $500, and a 2ct for less than $600, it will look the part and last just as long if you look after it like you would normally. You can always get something in the coveted pale blue box down the track! One word of advise - a cluster set of smaller “diamonds” tends to look more authentic than a large stone.”
“Considering the current economic climate, it may be necessary to DIY some of your wedding ideas, but the savings can be considerable,” Gabbi recommends that couples give themselves as much time as possible to organise their day, so they can keep an eye out for bargains at different times of the year. “We love having parties, and we have plastic tubs full of decorations and items that we reuse depending on the theme. But after our own wedding I sold a lot of our decorations to local wedding hire places, wedding venues and on Ebay. The people were appreciative of saving the time in making them, and it also helped recover some costs.”
Those planning an Australian wedding, engagement party or any event, can use Shlimbo to organise any event, or find any product or service in Australia with just one email. “From the homepage just type in ’Wedding’ into the What do you need to organise box, select all the relevant categories, fill out the Shopper Enquiry Form and the businesses will reply direct to you - it saves time and it’s so easy!”
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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