Happy end of 2013 everyone! This year marked our “celebrating ten years of producing fabulous events“ for our little event planning business. It’s been a wild ride … forging relationships with clients (we still keep in touch with so many of you), vendors and the nitty-gritty of producing weddings. So as I look back, I […]
a look back in the past 10 years in wedding planning Read More »
The genius Atom Smasher (well he added that title) posted on Facebook an interesting comment today that inspired this post (I’ve paraphrased to protect the innocent). I can’t stand it when girls say, “I married my best friend’. Your best friend is the person you call to complain about to your husband. He really does
did you marry your best friend? Read More »
This post has been brewing in me for a little while now. It is NOT directed to any one person or situation in particular. But a accumulation of occurrences. As wedding engineers (er, planners), we get a plethora of wedding vendors that contact us requesting to be on our referred vendor list. Facebook messages, emails,
an open letter to wedding vendors Read More »
I’ve got a bee in my bonnet. (and apparently I’m a 150 years old by using that phrase). Surfing the Internets I found this (ahem) gem of a post (by an author, I can only assume is NOT a wedding professional) suggesting to brides to LIE to their vendors to get better deals on their
should an engaged couple lie to your wedding vendor? Read More »
I’ve been a wedding planner for 7 years and it’s so cool how we get to get a glimpse into people’s families and interact with them on such a highly emotional and personal day. Some of my most memorable weddings come from my interactions with the Father of the Bride. It’s a tough day for
father of the brides are the just the bestest Read More »
Dear Friends and Clients, Please excuse the very personal blog post that will follow. I’m sure you’ve noticed that I have not been posting much in August. It’s been a long month, on a very personal level. About 5 weeks ago my father started to have fevers at night and experiencing extreme weakness. At first,
thank you to all my friends for your support Read More »
