Today is the THIRD birthday of our wedding and events business blog. The first post was April 21, 2006 and when I look back on the “voice” of the company blog, I’m amused. It’s very difficult to find your own groove and project the right image of your business. We try to project transparency, fun, […]
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Let’s face it, your guests are looking forward to dancing at your wedding reception. Some bride and groom’s are NOT dancers, but they want to watch their guests have a good time. Here’s the trick to encouraging your wedding guests to get their groove on. Actually get on the dance floor with them! It’s not
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A little boy was in a relative’s wedding. As he was coming down the aisle, he would take two steps, stop, and turn to the crowd. While facing the crowd, he would put his hands up like claws and roar. So it went, step, step, ROAR, step, step, ROAR, all the way down the aisle.
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Today is April Fool’s Day and the Birthday of one of our most important members of our team. He’s was recently featured by professional photographer, Memories by Michelle. Just see below and her blog post featuring our very own and quite famous… Ranger Why Ranger is a good Team Member: If you are at the
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Remember we mentioned how honored we were to be nominated and chosen as a finalist for … 2009 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. The award banquet was held and we attended. Really did not know that they had hundreds of applicants that were narrowed down to five finalists. They made us go on stage…. photo
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We’ll finish up our series with this finale… on which wedding traditions you should keep…or ditch? #5 Wedding Tradition: Unity Candle We are not suggestion removing this tradition, but to take a closer look at “wedding unity candles” (we’re talking the pillar candles that you keep after the wedding). Often when they are sold they
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Let’s keep going and discussing wedding traditions and which ones we should keep or ditch? #4 Wedding Tradition: Cake Toppers Many brides have been steering away from the traditional cake topper. Instead with the new cake decor and trends, more fresh flowers are being added to cakes. This makes some cake designers cringe and others
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Here we go with part three of the series what wedding traditions should you keep? #3 Wedding Tradition: Garter Approximately fifty percent of our clients are not throwing the garter or bouquet. However, if you wish to keep this time old tradition, consider purchasing only one garter. Most couples will buy “two”; one to throw
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We’re talking about a wedding traditions and which ones we should keep or ditch? #2 Wedding Tradition: Cake Cutting Server Set This is one of our personal favorite “enigma’s” of weddings. Tradition (meaning wedding stores) will encourage you to purchase a silver knife and cake cutting server set, sometimes inscribed with your name and wedding
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Weddings are chock full of traditions. And if you’re planning for the first time you will understand what we are talking about. Tradition is awesome, but as you know, we like to shake things up a bit around here and give you some alternatives. Especially when the wedding tradition can cost you money. This week
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If you have been invited to a wedding, then this blog post is for you. And if you are a bride/groom, why not print this out and include it in your wedding invitation? Okay. I’m kidding about that. Sort of. Dear Wedding Guests: It is an honor to be invited to a wedding. Although I’m
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A tradition adapted into most wedding ceremonies is the lighting of the unity candle. This entails usually have two taper candles and one large pillar candle in the middle. The mother’s will light each respective family’s taper candles before the ceremony: the bride’s family on the left and the groom’s family on the right. Then
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