Jasimo's reviews

I cannot express how much I love Hello Lucky.

We sent out our wedding invitations two weeks ago. I have been bombarded with emails form our guests telling me that they are the most gorgeous invitations they have ever seen. I am so thrilled!!

Jessica Moe has been a pleasure to work with. She sat down with me to learn everything she could about our wedding. In response to our art deco theme, she provided us with customized artwork that we just loved.

Hello Lucky is a small shop of 14 people. Everyone on the team is involved with design and production. They can get busy at times (with letterpress, you can only print one color at a time) so don't treat them like Kinko's. These are highly creative people who love inspiring others.

Thank you Hello Lucky!

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This gorgeous park would have been my dream location for my wedding ceremony. But the draconian policies, miserable events manager and parks officer assigned to make sure you don;t (gasp!) serve someone a lemonade or dare to throw a rose petal would make it a nightmare for any bride. They charge $2,000, and you can read the email below from their event coordinator to see what you get.

-----Original Message-----
From: hilbish@napanet.net

Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 11:01:07
To: Jill Simon
Subject: Re: Fw: Wedding - Jack London State Historic Park

hi jill, unfortunately i don't have an information packet to send you. the
$2000. fee is for a 4 hour maximum during park hours. you may have a wedding ceremony only. no reception, no food, no drinks. you do not have exclusive access to the park. it is during park hours and yes, it is opened to the public. since a park employee will be present during your event that person would certainly attend to any problems that could arise. we have never had any complaints regarding weddings and or public intrusion of any of our events at jack london. it would be your responsibility to rent chairs and portable toilets. No candles allowed as well as no amplified music. no smoking other than designated areas by the ca state park signs. nothing may be staked, nailed or taped to state park property. no rice, bird seed, no flower petals may be thrown on the grounds. let me know if i may answer more questions. thank you, terry"