last week of wedding planning :: TUESDAY
Continuing our series of the last week of wedding planning for our very OWN, Kerry Devine.
It’s now TUESDAY before the wedding.
Part Two …
…. more to come!
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This is the series of following the real-life wedding planning, for a wedding planner. Our own associate, Kerry Devine, is getting married this weekend!
Part One …
… more to come!
we’re back!
You missed us, I know you did. Here’s a secret. We have missed YOU too.
While we’ve been absent to the blog, we birthed something new … a brand new website and look for planning…forever events.
We hope you take a moment to take a peak at it. This website would not be possible without our fabulous clients and even more fantastic photographers who were generous enough to share their photos with us.
Couple points of interest:
- Every event in our galleries are events we have produced through event planning and design/decor with floral.
- Notice a link on the right hand side: love stories… This link will feature recent weddings from start to finish. Clients if you would like to have your weddings featured there (and we would too), then please encourage your photographers to share their photos of your event.
Thank you all, it’s been a labor of love, but we think it’s pretty great. If you like it, please leave a comment!
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christy + brandon :: evansville wedding
It’s not everyday two down-to-earth, savvy finance people find love, in the office. But here you have it with Christy and Brandon. Class act and they know how to have fun! And for a very secret reason, they will never, ever be forgotten and forever in our hearts.
wedding photos: walker studios
wedding details :: napkins
Might sound silly, but a huge pet peeve of ours is how your napkin is folded on the table. It’s a detail that is often overlooked.
Your venue coordinator or caterers may suggest napkin folds like this:
photo credit: napkin folding guide
The pyramid, fan or bishop hat napkin fold should never see your wedding reception. And anything stuck in a glass goblet. These napkin folds are for business meetings, not your beautiful wedding.
However, if you get too creative on the fold, your caterer may not have the staff to implement a challenging fold for 300 guests. Remember too, that you have to use a stiffer 100% cotton napkin for some folds, which isn’t always what caterer’s carry. So be sure to check into that before you decide on a particular fold.
However it doesn’t have to be that difficult. Take a look what we’ve created at some of our weddings:
first 2 photos: studio b and 3rd photo: walker studio
The first photo, the bride Katie, decided to come in the day before the wedding with her bridesmaids and moms, and we hand tie bows/menus on each napkin. Definitely made a beautiful display on the table.
The second photo, the bride, Brittany, really wanted to have charger plates, however since we were having petits fours on the table it would have been too cluttered. I love this fold that drapes off the table. It gives a great presentatin and it’s easy to implement.
The final photo is our bride, Christy, really wanted silver chargers on the table. The table presentation was full, so in this instance it was better to go with a simple napkin fold and not take away from the decor.
What are you going to do with your napkins?
