Weddings & More

Consulting and planning for weddings

and other special events

For Mark & Jeannie, I helped Jeannie plan the whole thing from beginning to end. I coordinated the ceremony and reception. I helped make a couple of the centerpieces. I ordered most of the items in the pictures from decorations to flowers to fabric and candle holders and candles.

The center of the table had lit votive candles, rose petals, match books, and a disposable camera. The center piece was an Eiffel Tower vase filled with red gems and the flowers were red roses with green and ivory fillers.

This is how the centerpiece looked on the tables. The table tops were burgundy organza. The chair covers were burgundy satin with gold organza sashes.

This was the entrance table which was reserved for the gifts and table cards

This was the guest book table which included a wishing tree, and a card cag and a proclaimation from the Governor. The wishing tree was for the guests to write their wishes for the couple on a card and hang it on a branch. The bride made the little cards for the guests to write the wishes on and also decorated the card cage.

The cake table was decorated with burgundy organza, rose petals, tulle wrapped with bugundy ribbon and roses. The tulle decorations were the pew decorations from the ceremony and was made by the bride.

The cake topper was a monogram of the bride and groom's initials. The bride decorated the cake topper herself.

This was the centerpiece that I made. I made 2 of them and the bride made 6 of the centerpieces.

Omar & Linette - August 11, 2007

For Linette & Omar I helped the bride with checklists and timelines for her planning, I coordinated the ceremony and reception. I decorated the guest table and table card table with calla lilies and chocolate brown striped fabric. I took pictures of the guests with the poloroid camera when they came in. I also was the MC for all of the activities that happened at the reception. The DJ did the spanish parts and I did the English parts. This wedding was a lot of fun.

This was their guest table. They had a guest book that had slits to insert polaroid pics of each guest. After I took the pics of the guests, they inserted their photo into the guest book and then wrote a little special note to the bride and groom. As you can see too, the fabric on the table. It was a chocolate brown. It was an elegant touch to their green/chocolate colored theme.

This was their table card table. Instead of having table cards, they opted for clear bottles filled with green jordan almonds with a tag attatched with the guest's name and table number. On the tag was their customized logo that the bride's sister designed.

Each table had a gorgeous vase with 2 white/green calla lilies. Each place setting had the customized favors and the customized menu cards with the logo on it.

This is the close up of the place setting.

Once you opened the box, this is what each guest recieved as a favor. The bride is an architect and the groom a carpenter, so they wanted something personal and practical. They had these tape measures customized with their logo on it. This was probably the most unique favor I have ever seen.

This was how the bottles looked close up. The tags had the logo on it as well as the table number and guest's name on it. Everything kept in with the green/chocolate brown theme.

Gregory & Tiffany - October 6, 2007

Tiffany & Greg's theme was candlelight. It looked so awesome when all the candles were lit. These pics don't show the ambiance and romantic feel this had.