Showing posts with label wedding favor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding favor. Show all posts
Friday, December 23, 2011
Winter Wonderland Wedding
Love the blue, silver and white color schemes of these winter weddings. Getting married at Christmas time can save you a lot of money since many locations and churches are already decorated. We hope you have a Merry Christmas! We can't wait to share what's in store for 2012.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Real Wedding - Miramont Country Club - Bryan, Texas
Crystal Lynn Rasor married Matthew Alan Scamardo on May 28, 2011 in front of 250 guests at the beautiful Miramont. These absolutely amazing moments were captured courtesy of Thomas Ross Photography)!
As friends and family walked into the venue, a table decorated with the couple's photographs welcomed guests. Details was lucky to provide decorations for the couple's big day! Black and white accents popped on pink backgrounds.
After the ceremony, guests enjoyed the patio which was dressed appropriately with pink pops of color. Distinctive Floral Designs from Houston, Texas did the flower arrangements.
Family and friends enjoyed a sit-down meal under mood-setting lights by Partyman Entertainment. DJ Rusty Snyder from Partyman kept the party going!
After the meal, guests enjoyed two beautiful cakes. A pastry chef at Miramont made Crystal and Matt's sweet dreams come true!
Speaking of sweets, the newlyweds treated guests to a candy bar! YUM!
After planning such a lavish event, Crystal had several pieces of advice for brides in the planning process:
"If you’re planning a wedding in College Station, consider yourself lucky. You should be thankful you don’t have 30 photographers to choose from; say if you’re planning in Dallas. But don’t limit yourself. If you don’t find a vendor that you love, pull from the next largest city. ...That way you get exactly what you’re looking for. Don’t become overwhelmed, at first it seems like you have a million things to do. And let me tell you, you do! But you can only do things one at a time, and that’s the best way to take them."
As friends and family walked into the venue, a table decorated with the couple's photographs welcomed guests. Details was lucky to provide decorations for the couple's big day! Black and white accents popped on pink backgrounds.
After the ceremony, guests enjoyed the patio which was dressed appropriately with pink pops of color. Distinctive Floral Designs from Houston, Texas did the flower arrangements.
Family and friends enjoyed a sit-down meal under mood-setting lights by Partyman Entertainment. DJ Rusty Snyder from Partyman kept the party going!
After the meal, guests enjoyed two beautiful cakes. A pastry chef at Miramont made Crystal and Matt's sweet dreams come true!
Speaking of sweets, the newlyweds treated guests to a candy bar! YUM!
After planning such a lavish event, Crystal had several pieces of advice for brides in the planning process:
"If you’re planning a wedding in College Station, consider yourself lucky. You should be thankful you don’t have 30 photographers to choose from; say if you’re planning in Dallas. But don’t limit yourself. If you don’t find a vendor that you love, pull from the next largest city. ...That way you get exactly what you’re looking for. Don’t become overwhelmed, at first it seems like you have a million things to do. And let me tell you, you do! But you can only do things one at a time, and that’s the best way to take them."
Friday, June 5, 2009
Got a sweet tooth? Candy buffets are great party favors!
Candy buffets are a hit at any wedding or party! They are so much fun and sure to get your guests mingling. Try old-fashioned candy, match the candy to your party’s color scheme, or pick your all-time favorite candies!
Many people underestimate the amount of candy needed to fill up the containers. One way to make a big impact without spending too much on candy is to sit the containers on boxes draped with fabric. This gives the illusion that the containers are bigger, while saving you money on candy!
The bags that you put out determine how much candy each guest will get. Use small bags if you don’t have tons of candy. If there are going to be a lot of children at the reception, be cautious when using glass apothecary jars with lids.
You are going to spend more money on a color-coordinated candy buffet than if you use multiple colors. To save money, go with a color palate such as bright colors, neutrals or pastels.
Add ribbons and labels to match your wedding colors. This is the fun part and there are endless ways to dress up the jars!
A new twist on the candy buffet is to use popcorn, trail mix, baked potato or ice cream sundae toppings to fill the containers. To get more candy buffet ideas, visit http://www.detailseventrental.com/Gallery/.
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