My maid of honor had the role of finding the seating chart, place cards, guest book, and lots of other wedding supplies. She found them on ebay, and got them for a great price. The seller said the stuff was used, but it looked brand new. I couldn’t buy the stuff because I don’t have my own account, but my MOH did. IT was great, one-stop shopping for everything we needed.

Jay did a great job. He did both our engagement and wedding pictures. He has lots of experience with wedding photos, so he let us know the different packages we could have. Our package was simpler, but we got a great range of pictures to choose from in the end. We loved our engagement pictures, and our wedding pictures turned out beautifully. It was easy to get in contact with Jay, and he was nice guy to work with.

I made an appointment weeks before my wedding, and I had a really nice make-up artist by the name of Louisa explain to me how to apply formal make-up. The consultation was wonderful, and I was confident enough to apply my own make-up on my wedding day. I spend $120 on make-up, which I’ll be able to use for the rest of the year, and good advice.

I saw them on the news, and decided that they were worth checking out. This is an amazing little store, with a great selection of trendy and traditional stationeries. My husband loved working with the staff, because they were so efficient. We didn’t know any brands before we went in there, and I love the William Arthur brand. The salesgirls brought the cards to our attention, which you don’t notice at first because they are so plain. I think our invitations looked chic and sleek!

I only bought party favors for the members of the immediate family, and also close friends. My husband and I chose to buy chocolates because everyone likes consumable gifts. The staff at the mall was really young, but they had energy and had our whole order ready in an hour. We stored the chocolates for one week in my parent’s basement and they didn’t melt.

We have been going there for 2 years on and off. I really like the way they organize the large dance classes, because we all learn the steps together. It’s a slow process, but it’s the perfect learning pace for my husband and I. By the fourth of fifth class you can do an entire routine, which is pretty impressive. Everyone there has a good time, and the class age ranges from a few in their 20s to 50s and 60s. We’re all about the same level.

Ted put together a beautiful music selection for us, and worked hard with the choir to make sure that each song was perfect. He’s a wonderful person, and he will give 100% of his energy sincerely to make sure you have the best music at your wedding.

This is my husband and my family church, and it was important for us to have the wedding ceremony at our church. The process is the same as at any Catholic Church, and St-Charles does have two wedding coordinators that will help with the planning, Mrs. Helen Macbeth and Mrs. Sybil Latham. They take care of making sure the flowers arrive, and then make sure we get in contact with the music director and other important people. They have done hundreds and hundreds of weddings, and they know all the details.

This is a really nice Dress Barn, it is bigger than the other ones at the malls. They have a great selection of summer dresses, and the dresses are perfect bridesmaids dresses because they are formal but not stiff looking. The staff is also friendly, the staff is usally older because the store is for an older crowd. My bridesmaids were in the late 20s, early 30s, and they didn’t want the fun bridesmaids dresses you find at a bridal store. These dresses were beautiful and mature and made to fit a woman’s body.

It was a good chance to meet lots of local vendors. I also loved the Marriot, and we would have booked it only it was booked for all the dates we wanted. I think the best part of the show was seeing all the different fashions and styles. We got ideas that helped form our style. I knew of the vendors before I went, but this was a chance to speak with them in person rather than try to set up a dozen consultations. I knew right away which people I would want to do business with ten minutes after talking with them.