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Showing posts with label Detroit weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detroit weddings. Show all posts
Monday, November 18, 2013
Gift ideas for the Groom
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Detroit weddings,
Gifts,
Groom
Monday, June 3, 2013
June Wedding Flower of the Month: Rose
Rose is the birth flower for the month of June. The rose has many different meanings depending on the color of the rose. I did a blog post a few years back about different the meanings of the rose you can read about it here.
I would have to say the rose is one of the most recoginized and desired flowers by men,women and children all over the world!
The rose is available year round in a variety of colors making it one of the favorite flower choices of Brides and Grooms alike. Roses can be moderate to expensive when talking about cost because there are so many different varieties and colors to choose from most clients can always find a the perfect rose for their budget.
The above photograph was apart of a styled shoot that I designed along with my good friend Kim of Something Floral to see more of the amazing shoot read about it on Brenda's Wedding Blog.
Thursday, May 2, 2013
We are so proud to announce that for the second year in a row Lisa Smith Owner and Lead Planner of Gabbi Grace Events has been awarded the distinguished title of Detroit's 2013 Top Wedding Planner she also received Detroit's 2013 Top Event Designer as well as the Top Event Designer in Michigan! We would like to thank all of our clients for their continued support and The Wedding Industry Experts for these very distinguished Awards!
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
May Wedding Flower of the Month: Lily of the Valley
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| Photo Credit: Michelle Rago |
The Lily of the Valley is available year round and it quite expensive it has a very fragrant scent and comes in white and in a very rare pink the Lily of the Valley is not a recommend flower to carry as a wedding bouquet it is best used as a filler or accent flower.
Today the Lily of the Valley is also know as the flower used in the bouquet that Kate Middleton carried in her wedding bouquet when she married Prince William but before Kate Middleton carried them they were carried in the bouquet of my all time favorite bride and in my opinion the most beautiful bride ever and whom I named my little one after "Grace" Kelly also known as Princess Grace the American Princess.
I'm so excited the leaves have emerged from the soil and every year I look forward to seeing these flowers bloom in my flower bed hopefully any day now ... Here is a hint if you plant in your flower garden keep in mind that the Lily of the Valley is an invasive plant and will overtake other flowers and should be planted in containers or along a barrier.
Monday, April 1, 2013
April Wedding Flower of the Month : Sweet Pea
Sweet Pea is the birth flower of April.
The meaning of Sweet Pea: Lasting Pleasure. The Sweet Pea is available January through August and is available in a range of colors from white, to intense pink and purples the soft scent and delicate Butterfly shaped appearance makes it a favorite among the very feminine and girly girl Brides. The Sweet Pea ranges in price from moderate to expensive.
The meaning of Sweet Pea: Lasting Pleasure. The Sweet Pea is available January through August and is available in a range of colors from white, to intense pink and purples the soft scent and delicate Butterfly shaped appearance makes it a favorite among the very feminine and girly girl Brides. The Sweet Pea ranges in price from moderate to expensive.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Pass the Smelling Salts please...
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| Photo Credit: ABC |
As a Wedding Planner it is my goal to make sure that every thing runs smoothly at my clients weddings and events; however one of my biggest fears came true not once but twice so far during my career as a wedding planner. We double check lists, confirm vendors finalize the smallest and slightest details but one can never predict when someone will faint!
When someone faints it causes an immediate reaction from the the bridal party, the guests, and almost every one in attendance as a planner it's your job to keep everyone calm and things running as smoothly as possible.
Here are a few tips that I have used to help me remain in control of the situation.
- Through out the planning process always remind your clients the importance of remaining stress-free.
- Remind the clients and the bridal party to stay hydrated.
- The day of the wedding constantly remind the Bridal Party to EAT! It doesn't have to be a five course meal but they do need to eat something light and nutritious
- Before each member of the Bridal Party walks down the aisle I always whisper "don't lock your knees" Why you ask? Well if you stand for a long the heart has trouble generating enough pressure to pump blood all the way to the feet and then push it all the way back up to the heart. Instead, the heart relies on the squeezing action of muscles in the legs to push blood back up the legs.When people stand with their knees "locked" they let the knee joint bend backward which immobilizes all the muscles in the legs. Blood can't return from the legs so blood pressure in the brain drops and the brains takes a little nap. Keeping your knees bent even slightly causes you to constantly flex your leg muscles to keep balance. This pumps the blood and prevents fainting and blackouts.
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Detroit weddings,
Fainting weddings,
Weddings
Monday, January 21, 2013
January Wedding Flower of the Month: Carnation
The Carnation is the birth flower of those born in January.
The meaning of the Carnation: Feminine love, pure strong love admiration, gratitude and unfading beauty. It is described as a hardy flower with a clove-like scent. The Carnation is available year around in an array of hues and colors as brilliant and beautiful this flower is some are amazed at it's low cost which is a plus for a bride on a budget or a bride that is not looking to break the bank on her wedding day flowers!
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| Photo Credit : Eddie Ross |
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| Photo Credit: Eddie Ross |
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