2010 Trend #5: Weddings @ Home
Photos from (1) Always Fabulous Events 2007, (2) Better Homes & Gardens, (3) Mo Plants
Wineries are a romantic backdrop for an intimate wedding.
Crossing Vineyards in Bucks County, PA (View e-brochure)
Labels: Special Event, venue
Most famously known as a hangout spot for the preschool set, the Please Touch Museum is a fabulous place to host a wedding, bar/bat mitzvah, Sweet 16, or corporate gala. The event space at the museum is huge (it holds upt to 450 seated guests). The classic architecture (mile high ceilings and marble floors) gives the elegance expected at most weddings, while the colorful kid-friendly exhibits add a touch of whimsy.
Exclusive caterer - Max & Me Catering (starting @ $120 per person)
Facility rental fee starts @ $2500
{both photos from The Radnor Hotel website}
2. Bridesmaids Luncheon or Tea: Mary Cassatt Tea Room at The Rittenhouse Hotel
I could not scream the word "elegance" any louder than the Mary Cassatt Tea Room already does. You'll feel like you stepped into a Cassatt painting. The large selection of teas and yummy variety of tea sandwiches and pastries will make you wish you could be there every day.
{photo from The Rittenhouse Hotel website}
3. Baby Shower: Jericho National Golf Club
The Gold Room at Jericho has a great big "window wall" so that lets the sun in and allows you to look out over the golfing green.
{photo from Jericho National Golf Club website}
Labels: baby shower, bridal shower, venue
Always Fabulous Events created the concept and design for this 16th birthday party for twin girls, Samie & Patrice. They wanted a nightclub feel with a cool gimmick. We went back to the 80s... an interesting theme considering these girls weren't even born until 1992.
They loved the DayGlo night club idea which we carried from the invitations thru the decorations and dress code. Even the cupcakes were frosted with neon colors. The tables also held glow-in-the-dark centerpieces. Oh... I can't forget all of the glow sticks, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
The kids really impressed me with their 80s style interpretations... well, at least the girls.
Labels: Special Event, Sweet 16, theme, venue