Showing posts with label wedding planner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding planner. Show all posts

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Party Element: Place Cards

Place cards lend a sort of fanciness to an evening and let guests know that you care about having a specific seat for them at your event. I am all about place cards and seating arrangements. While they do require a bit more work, they can make for a much more enjoyable evening among your guests.

Whether you are having a glitzy affair, or a backyard bash we have rallied together some great and creative ideas for escort cards and their displays. 














Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Showcase Event!

In the midst of all the craziness of getting ready for last weekend's expo, I haven't been able to talk too much about the AWESOME event we have coming up! 


Absolutely anyone is welcome to come by and see what we've got going on! Brides, vendors, party lovers, friends... We can't wait to see you! 

For any questions or directions find us on Facebook

Sunday, December 30, 2012

DIY: New Years Glitz

The excitement of New Years Eve is all about getting gussied up and celebrating in style with fun friends, food, and beverages (duh)! So here are a few last minute DIY ideas to make your holiday extra sparkly! 

Glitter some old jars to hold silverware, straws, or drink stirrers. Use gold Solo cups for an easy clean up that screams celebration! 

Make your own confetti by slicing up some glittered or shiny paper and toss it around tables covered in simple linens to snazz up the party. I mean how easy is that? 

This link shows you how to make your own pinata numbers! You can do them in any size and color combo! 

Hot glueing rhinestones to any color of plastic silverware will add a pop of glam to the party! 

Make your own party hat fascinators for you and your guests! The possibilities are endless with glitter, toppers, and trims. 

Make these adorable "sparklers" to use as dessert toppers or drink stirrers. Link to DIY is right here!

Enjoy all these festive tricks to turn your get together into a glitzy party! For more help and tips contact Abby Mitchell Events to do all the work for you!! 

Monday, December 3, 2012

Don't underestimate the invite.

In our increasingly paperless world there are so many e-vites and inbox events going on that we have started to underestimate the importance of the invitation.

This is something that I am big on. The invitation to an event sets the entire tone for the evening itself. If you are having a casual potluck barbecue and only inviting a few neighbors, then sure the snail mail might not be needed. But if you are having an event that you would like others to RSVP to and perhaps wear something other that what would be required to walk on over to your house, then you need to spruce it up a bit, just like you expect your guests to.

Skimping on quality of paper, and using a cheesy design will only give way to letting your guests think that this is just another event that doesn't really matter. Who wants to host something like that!?

I have put together a collection of invitations for an array of occasions that not only are appealing, but will get your guests to get gussied up and responding pronto.

This cute but casual holiday party invite is just enough to say "Sure, wear jeans and a sweater!" but also says "Look at the detail and time I put into this, so don't invite other people randomly!" 

This sweet square shower invitation shows that you will pay a little extra for postage on an unordinary shape. Meaning guests might pay a little extra for the perfect gift off of the registry. 


A fun and flirty invitation gets recipients excited to participate in games and laughter! 


A hint or even a statement about dress code on an invitation can sometimes seam necessary depending on who you are sending it to, but always have some contact information added for further questions. 



A simple color palette can be classy and modern all at the same time. You can always make it edgy by switching fonts and sizes, but keeping to a basic color scheme will eliminate some over kill. You can never go wrong with simple and chic. 

Check back soon for some more event planning tips and tricks!!



Sources:
www.minted.com
www.tinyprints.com