As a bride, the period leading up to your wedding can be one of the most stressful (yet exciting) parts of your life. It can seem like there are a million different things to think about and plan for, but you have to remember that your health and wellness are just as important. That’s why self-care is essential for brides who are suffering from stress and anxiety.
Engagement rings are available in a variety of settings and designs, as well as in a number of precious metals. Despite the fact that there are endless options to choose from, the solitaire diamond engagement ring continues to be the preferred choice for many brides-to-be. But what is it about this option that makes it so important to so many couples? Read on to learn five reasons why this simple design remains the most popular style.
While some nitty gritty planning is an essential part of bringing your wedding to life, it’s important to remember that there’s no rules when it comes to your special day. Your wedding should first and foremost be memorable and unique to you and your fiance—that’s a given! But when it comes to the reception, you might be wondering what you can do to wow your guests and make sure they have an unforgettable night celebrating you and your honey.
Many couples have been dreaming of their wedding day plans for years, and your engagement is the kick-off you’ve been waiting for. It’s fun to browse potential venues, look through local brides’ wedding photos, and start to consider what you and your partner will wear. Planning the décor and party has its challenges, but it’s a fun and exciting conversation.
Last year, we worked as the Creative Director for Giftfor.co to create content for their company launch. We wanted to share the article we help published on Willow and Sage Magazine (Spring 2021 Issue).
Plan a special girls night in over some relaxation, pampering, snacks and delicious wine! Pick a date, send the invites, gather all the spa essentials and check out these pamper party inspirations so you can plan the perfect intimate gathering with your best gal pals.
The game show titled “The Newlywed Game” inspired the fun trivia game of the same name. This cute activity puts the newlywed couple to the test, quizzing them on how well they know each other. When played at a wedding party, the game gives guests a glimpse down memory lane as the couple recounts their favorite moments and shows off their knowledge of one another. Play the Newlywed Game at a wedding shower or even an engagement party with the step-by-step guide we’ve compiled below.
Calling all Ninja Turtles Fans! These ornaments are a great project to do with kids over winter break.
How did this project come about? I have two boys. They like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I make TMNT items for them. This is my life.
Getting married is a major life event that you’ll never forget. If you’re planning to walk down the aisle with that special someone, a backyard wedding is a great way to say your vows and tie the knot on a budget. Whether your outdoor space is large or small, it’s easy to plan a backyard wedding if you know where to start. From summer celebrations to a beautiful autumn ceremony, read on to learn how you can plan your wedding for a special moment right in your own backyard.
Brunch inspiration for the Skybox Family. Together our team put together a few brunch hosting tips we’d like to share with the readers. We lived by the motto of Work Hard and Brunch Hard during our retreat! Take it from us, we’re the entertainer pros.
The right lighting fixture can completely transform the setting of any event, big or small. Whether it’s to the North Pole, Alice’s Wonderland, an exotic beach, or just an intimate garden party, lighting schemes are the perfect way to transport your guests to a new and exiting place which they’ll never forget.
Summer is the perfect time for some Sweet Lovin’….A few weeks ago we have created a bridal event especially for brides, grooms, vendors and anyone who loves weddings
There are so many new trends in catering that it can really make or break an event. We know it is really hard to keep up with all of them so here are some key elements to look for. Any party that you may host needs these to make sure it can be a full bash instead of a lousy soiree.
I remember telling Albert…”who knew that playing dress up could be sooo much fun!” Can’t wait for all that girly fun on the Big Day. You can check out more photos from our very talented photographer, Caroline Tran’s Blog and we were also featured in The Style Unveiled Wedding Blog a few week ago.
Some couples are a match made in heaven and other couples… are a match made in snow. Here is a story of a young couple that got married exactly 10 years to the day that they started dating. With Black Baccara Roses, an engagement ring buried in snow, and of course, life size cardboard cut-outs of the lovebirds, how much more romantic can it get!
There are many aspects during an event that people believe could make or break an event. Some include decorative centerpieces, the delicious look of the dessert, and of course… whatever you are wearing. However, there are some features that are just as important, but are sometimes over looked. What do you want guests at your event to say about it afterwards? Hopefully, all great things!!! To make this happen, you need to think from your guest’s point of view; what are they going to be looking at for most of the night!
Definitely everything stationary and of course, calligraphy. … Sure, we will line envelopes and assemble your invitation sets but we’re oh-so-much-more than that! … . I write on other mediums such as wood, ceramic, and thanks to a fashionable bride, even on giant mirrors.
Here are some ideas to liven up this upcoming 3 day weekend and leave a spring in your step when you return to work on Tuesday
She is the original event planner in our family. When I was little (and still now) we would have dinner parties almost every Sunday. But we weren’t your average family… it was never just the 4 of us but rather a group of 10 or more. She always managed to make everything seem so easy.
Downtown Los Angeles provides array of unique places to hold any event…including some historical places too. We had a wonderful time producing a wedding at the historic Farmers & Merchants Bank in Downtown.
Invitations are the first glimpse guest will receive of your event and it will help set the tone for the actual party. There are now thousands of ways to separate your invitations from the common everyday paper invites.
Everyone deserves time to pamper themselves…but here’s an actual chance to do it.
We were flattered when our design team “One Pound of the Sky on a Tray” (Love our team name…silly but makes me smile when I say it) a collaboration of Skybox Events, The Flower Tray and Cakes by the Pound worked together on this design challenge and got honorable mention. It was just one more thing that added to our fun night with great friends.
The Casa del Mar was the perfect site to have a beach-ie fun feel, but still maintain class and style, making for an unforgettable treasured event.
Grooms are becoming a much larger part of the wedding planning process. And with these new groom responsibilities, new groom attitudes have also begun to surface. These new attitudes are often much more unmanageable than they are helpful. Here are several ways your groom might react to the planning, and some tips on how you can manage them.
“the concept of the concierge was dying in the hotel industry, they were being replaced by digital touch screen computers where the guest could plan their own vacation, without the personal interaction of an individual.”
Together, we have taught each other many significant lessons and I only expect us to continue to learn and grow from each other.
After months of decorating and redecorating…we finally got our studio office perfect for the Open House event on Tuesday evening.
‘Tis the season for bridal shows…here are a few tips to help you along the way.
Ceremony Magazine published our article “The Wedding Planner Plans Her Wedding.” The idea for the article came around when I was speaking with my friend about my impending wedding, when I realized that since becoming engaged, my perspective on brides and the different feelings or stresses they feel has completely changed.
