There’s a part of the move when he host an extravagant event to introduce himself to the people of his new city. He delivers these beautiful invitations with gold calligraphy writing. All the guests waiting on a beautiful manicured lawn while enjoying cocktails then the conte made his grand entrance with fireworks, a hot air balloon and acrobatic dancers.
The point of the story is the event was a well thought out and entertaining. By no means am I suggesting for anyone to arrive in a hot air balloon. Just keep these factors in mind when you are planning your wedding. The guests were entertained from start and I’m going to assume finish since they don’t show the whole party. That should be your goal when you are planning your wedding. You want your guest to walk away feeling like I just had the best time ever and you don’t need a lot to make this happen. Just keep your guests in mind and have a well thought out plan. Yes it is your day but you are inviting your closest friends and family to share this day with you.
Tips:
Food: People love good food so be sure to choose a catering hall or caterer with a great menu and an excellent reputation for tasty treats. Also try something different from the standard chicken, beef or fish. Mix it up with food stations serving different kinds of cuisines.
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Happy Planning,
Deniesha Joseph
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Deniesha,
ReplyDeleteI actually think showing up to your wedding in a hot air balloon would be awesome (more interesting than some vintage Rolls Royce for sure.). I also have to agree with you about how people expect a DJ or a a few string players. I say shake it up with your laptop connected to an audio station where people can vote up songs they want to hear from your list.
Also, I hope your family is doing well in St. Lucia. I'm sure you don't see them as much as you want to.
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On a personal note, I am also interested in exchanging blog links with you on your blog. How would you like your blog listed on my wedding blogroll? I could probably get you added within a day or two if interested.
Look forward to hearing back from you either way and keep up the great posts!!
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Sincerely,
Leslie Jenkins
Editor - Wedding & Engagement Noise