You say you don’t want tin cans and poster board hanging off of your car when you drive off as Mr & Mrs?
Something Blue: WeddingTattoos
“Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and Something Blue.” In a past post I explained this traditional poem, but here is a modern twist on it: I Do Tattoos.
The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Holiday Party
A Holiday Party to celebrate the wonderful staff and instructors at WPIC!
Todays Bride Holiday Party
Danielle Andrews Sunkel and myself were invited to the annual “Today’s Bride” Holiday Party last week. We have been proudly featured in Today’s Bride year after year, with articles and photos of our clients. We also advertise in the magazine because of it’s expertise and stellar reputation.
WPIC Visits Studio Sposa
Last Thursday, the staff of “The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada” (WPIC), were whisked away by limousine to a private viewing of Studio Sposa. Denise Georgiou, Danielle Andrews Sunkel, Kim Choy, Angelina Raykova & myself, Tracey Manailescu, were able to view first-hand why this special little luxury boutique in Kleinburg, has such a big reputation.
Trend Alert: Super-Sized Desserts
I have been watching and waiting, waiting and watching for something new to pop up that I adore in the world of weddings! Super Sized Desserts have hit the Wedding Market and will be here for a while…
The Wedding Padlocks of Russia
There is a sweet tradition in Russia. On their Wedding Day, the bride and groom attach a padlock, engraved with their names and wedding date, to a bridge or “the Padlock Tree” and then throw the keys into the nearest river or lake.
HUG’s Cookies & Champagne Party
On Tuesday, November 30th, Danielle and I attended the Hip Urban Girl’s Cookies & Champagne Party with over 160 girls from T.O.
WPIC Featured Wedding Planner of the Month:
Jolyn took the WPIC course in 2004; it was one of the first WPIC courses offered in western Canada. She had educated herself with American wedding consulting courses but the stats and data never fit her local demographics, so she wanted some Canadian content.
Keeping the Peace while Planning a Wedding – How Key Messages can help you
As a wedding planner with a background in Public Relations, there are a number of skills that I draw on from my years as a communication consultant. What has surprised me most, is how my media training has crept into my work on weddings, translating into constructing key messages for my clients to help them keep the peace.
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