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Monday, December 7, 2009

Church Pews- Inviting for the Guest


An elegant beginning to Catherine and David's wedding at Park Cities Baptist Church.
Tip:
Pew decor-does not have to be on every pew- but suggested for the first two or three on each side or every other one- to be captured on photos.
Beautiful gown captured by
the photographer upon arrival
of the bride

Tip:
Purchase several satin
hangers to be used for this
photo moment- of bridal gown
and attendant attire.
Complimenting the dresses
and softens the surroundings.




Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Sweet bride- ready to make her walk down the aisle

Gina and Kay ready to
hand her to her father at
Christ The King Catholic
Church.
Incredible wedding with
an over the top reception.
The Tower Club of Dallas
flanked by talented vendors.
F8 Studio, Gary Donihue,
Florist: Shana Thomas
with The Urban Blossom,
BBJ Linens and BeBe
Interiors,
Mason Jar Productions
provided the videography
and cakes by Mary
King, lighting by
ES-Events Solutions David Neale.

A truly magical evening for Gina and Derek!

Arlington Hall-Fall 2009 Bridal Event


Kay and associate Jenna waiting to greet guest at
"I Do, I Do".
Incredible event -invited guest spend an evening meeting preferred vendors while dining on wonderful food provided by Food Glorious Food.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Decorative Groomsman

A boutineer doesn't have to be the only decoration adorning your groomsmans tuxedos. Sometimes letting the groom or one of his guys take over styling leads to a cute, clever, addition that makes the wedding a bit more unique. This "Best Man" collar patch had all the groomsman wishing for a promotion.

Signature Cocktail


A great way to spice up the beverage selection is to add a signature cocktail. Whether its a drink that the couple adores or one that adds a pop of color to the reception.
It's fun to have something besides beer and wine for your guests to savor.

Including the WHOLE family.


A couple wanted their dog to share their wedding day, so a life size groomscake was created in his likeness. Personal, creative, and delicious, this cake is definetly one to make a wedding day a little bit more special.

Monday, August 3, 2009

Sorority Send Off







Monday, July 27, 2009

More then a traditional cake




A big beautiful cake is a must have at any wedding, but not all of your guests, brides, and grooms actually like to eat cake. So why not mix things up a bit and add in a few other deserts as well. One couple had various types of deserts in shot glasses for their guests to enjoy.

Send Off Treat for Wedding Guest


Favors continue to be a hot item that many bride and groom's are providing for their departing guest.
I have always suggested for it to be something edible for them to enjoy on the ride home or the morning after the wedding.
By being edible, you are assured it's something that will be enjoyed, as opposed to a material item, that many times ends up on the floor of the vehicle.
This particular bride and groom had their dog participate in their engagement pictures, with the guest favors being cookies shaped like their puppy.
Other bride and groom's have had their reception staff pass out items such as : ice cream cones, fresh cold bottled water, boxes of chocolate covered almonds, candy stations, milk and cookies, or donut's.
Just use your imagination and personalize it with something that relates to your personality.
A remembrance for the guest plus a fun way to end the evening!!