
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Free Wedding Party Card from Tiny Prints

Monday, September 5, 2011
Come see Details at the bridal show!
Join Details at the Fall Bridal Show and Benefit hosted by the Bridal Association of the Brazos Valley. We are also sponsoring a prize for the cake dive, so roll up your jeans and dive in!
The 2011 Fall Bridal Show & Benefit is being held at The Hilton, College Station on Sunday, September 18, 2011 from Noon to 4:00pm. Browse the Brazos Valley's finest wedding vendors as you wind your way through the event and visit one on one with the professionals who can personalize your wedding, reception or honeymoon just for you! Proceeds from the show will benefit Breast Cancer Support of the Brazos Valley.
Tickets are $15 per person, in advance online. $20 per person at the door. Purchase tickets here: https://www.ido-ido.org/tickets/purchase.aspx?id=52
We look forward to seeing you there!
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Real Wedding - Miramont Country Club - Bryan, Texas
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."
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Rasor-Scamardo Wedding
As friends and family walked into the venue, a table decorated with the couple's photographs welcomed each guest. Details was lucky enough to supply the linens 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 was able to make Crystal and Matt 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."
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Are you ready for some football?
To see a Texas A&M University's tailgate rules and maps, visit http://tailgating.tamu.edu/index.html.
Tailgate Setup
After you've found your place to park, it's time to set up your area for your tailgating party. Open up your table or your tailgate. If it’s hot outside, you may want to purchase or rent a tent. Don’t forget to bring extra chairs. For great prices on tailgate rentals, visit http://www.detailseventrental.com/furniture/tailgate.htm.
Tailgate Food and Drinks
Stick to finger foods that are easy to eat and share. Choose foods like chicken, sandwiches, sausages, hot dogs, burgers and side dishes like chips, corn-on-the-cob, and raw veggies. For great tailgate recipe ideas, visit Celebration's website.
We don't even need to cover the drinks - everyone has a favorite and we trust you have this section already memorized. But, as a backup, you might want to pack some extra water, sports drinks, and even some coffee. Don’t forget cups, bottle openers and extra ice!
If you've chosen to grill some hot dogs, chicken, burgers or sausages for your tailgating party, you're sure to score some real points when you brand your meat with your teams’ logo. These hot dog and hamburger brands from JC Penney and Aggieland Outfitters are awesome!

You can get really creative when displaying condiments.

To make sure you remember to bring everything to the tailgate, we created this Tailgate Packing List.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
On the floor: 11 wedding songs for your first dance
2. "White Sky"- Vampire Weekend
3. "Just the Way You Are"- Bruno Mars
4. "Little Fly"- Esperanza Spalding
5. "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not"- Thompson Square
6. "Forget You"- Cee Lo Green
7. "Only Girl"- Rihanna
8. "Whip My Hair"- Willow Smith
9. "Tonight (I'm Loving You)"- Enrique Iglesias
10. "Like a G6"- Far East Movement
11. "Limit to Your Love"- James Blake
Have fun dancing the night away!


