The holiday season has finally arrived! I hope you all had a happy thanksgiving and spent some fabulous time with your family~
Once the Thanksgiving departed, everyone is waiting for the next two big holidays to kick in - Christmas and New Year!
For those brides and grooms who are having a Christmas or New Year theme celebration for their wedding, here is some DIY ideas for you to make your escort card more into the theme spirit. 
You may think, well, they are just gift's tag... but it can also be an escort card (or if you are having a place card to tie on with your wedding favors). Be creative and make it fun in your way~
Last year, I had a client who created her wedding theme in mask and ball look and feel, and incorporated the theme into her escort card...
Happy Creating~
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Interesting Wednesday
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Interesting Wednesday
Saw this on web and thought it would be interesting to share...
How Do Girls Spell "Couple"?
C-O-U-P-L-E
Closeness - She wants to be close to you
Openness - She wants you to open up to her
Understanding - Don't try to "fix" her, just listen
Peacemaking - She wants you to say, "I'm sorry"
Loyalty - She needs to know you're committed
Esteem - She wants you to honor and cherish her
Agree? =)
Monday, November 2, 2009
Can Your Wedding Wars Predict Your Future Fights?
Saw this article yesterday on the MSN Lifestyle and thought that it would be a good sharing with you all, no matter you are in a relationship, just got engaged, or even married. The reason why you two are great together not only you love each other but also the appreciation of the each other...and more!
So every time when you get to the stage of argue, think about why and never have it carry on. It's a lifetime learning process to live with the one you love, and make it a happy and healthy lives / family together.
Can Your Wedding Wars Predict Your Future Fights? By Riann Smith
Remember the silly spats you and your spouse got into while you were planning your wedding? Hate to break it to you, but those touchy topics can be red flags for hot-button issues down the road. See what might be in store... Read on
Friday, October 30, 2009
Last Minute Pumpkin Designs
Looking for more pumpkin designs but don't want to carve and make it look messy? Hope this will give you some ideas and be creative!
No matter you are going to parties or you going to trick or treat tomorrow with kids. Be safe and have fun!! =)
~Happy Halloween~
Amy
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Lucky - Jason Mraz featuring Colbie Caillat
This song been stuck in my head since the beginning of this wedding season... and it never gets bored every time when I hear it from either my couples' weddings, photographer's slide show, or just on the radio~ Love this song and want to share with you all!
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Professional Wedding Planner vs. On-site Coordinator
This is one of the must ask questions I received from brides and grooms most of the time. Why do I need a wedding planner if the venue on-site coordinator can do it all?
For most of the brides and grooms as this is their first time experience, they would think since their on-site coordinator can take care of everything from chairs setup for ceremony to pass hors d'oeuvres then food and beverage during reception, why do they still need to hire another wedding planner? Don't they do the same thing?
As a wedding planner, I love working with all venue on-site coordinator! On the day of the wedding day, the venue on-site coordinator take the role to make sure everything goes smooth from the venue side, meaning they make sure everything from venue provide the best as they promised to brides and grooms. And we, as the go to wedding planner, we oversee every aspect for the event from personal assistance to brides and grooms, family and guests, to venue/setup/vendors and more... We, together with the on-site coordinator and all vendors as a team, create memorable and stress-free wedding throughout the planning all the to the wedding day for brides and grooms.
I recently saw a post from a Wedding PR, Leila Khalil, wrote about her experience of having an on-site coordinator to run her friend's wedding, and why she highly recommend brides and grooms to hire a professional wedding planner for their wedding. This is also good to know what people think of this topic, especially from a 3rd person point of view. I highly encourage all of you lovely brides and grooms-to-be to take a few minutes to read the post. I think it would be a great benefit to you all when making decision, and asking questions to your on-site coordinator.
Please Hire a Wedding Planner by Leila Khalil
