Monday, February 8, 2010
The Americas Cup Yacht America

This Americas Cup Yacht America is $80.00 A perfect gift for the boys!
Its stands allmost 25 inches tall!
Nancy@ANewportAffaire.com
917 355 0689
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For the Boys
Get Chocomize

We here at Chocomize want to add that little extra to make your wedding day the best it can be. Chocomize chocolate bars make a wedding favor that is not only unique, but also great tasting. Whereas a lot of companies focus on the look of your chocolate bars, we specialize in the quality and taste of the chocolate! We use high quality Beligan chocolate with only premium ingredients. If you are looking for a chocolate wedding favor that is sure to impress your guests with its look AND its taste, Chocomize chocolate bars are the perfect fit, take a look at our Creation Station to get an idea of the bars you can create. At Chocomize you can customize the ingredients to make a chocolate bar that is truly yours. Imagine dark chocolate with gold flakes, candied rose petals, and strawberries! In order to create a bar to perfectly fit your wedding theme you can:
Choose from over 80 premium ingredients and three types of chocolate bar bases to make a bar that fits your wedding theme. Check out our Creation Station to design your dream chocolate bar.
-Design a label to place on the chocolate packaging! Popular options include the names of the bride and groom, messages to your guests, or a picture of the couple.
-Create a custom image to put on the chocolate bar. Not only can you design the packaging, you can also put a picture or a message on the chocolate bar itself!
http://www.chocomize.com/wedding-favors.html
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
In the mood for a POP of Sushi?

Max is originally from Japan, and has been residing in the USA for over 20 years now. Whilst in Japan, he used to work at Tokyo's famous Tsukiji Central Fish Market, renowned for supplying the freshest fish daily for all sushi restaurants in Tokyo and its environs. After coming to the US, he studied Culinary Arts/Baking and worked at many top hotels & restaurants. In Manhattan. He became a pastry chef and worked for the hotel at the World Trade Center for over 5 years, before deciding to have his own business, specializing in various sugar creations, thus Sugarworks was born. Do check out his other designs as well.
Sushipop: Tamago $2.95 each rest of all $2.45 each
www.sugarworksllc.com
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Candy
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Flowers for a Colonial Wedding
I'm working on a proposal for a Colonial gala here In NYC.
Laura Viancour The Coordinator of Garden Programs for Colonial Williamsburg was so kind to help me with my research.
I would like to share her list of most popular flowers in the 1700's!
The finger vases were all the trend. You can buy them here at the gift shop on line.
http://www.williamsburgmarketplace.com
BULBS
Anemone, Crocus, Grape hyacinths, Hyacinths, Narcissus, Spring Star, Flower Squill, Star of Bethlehem, Tulips
PERENNIALS & VINES
American wisteria, Aster sp.,Balloon Flower,Bittersweet,Bleeding heart, Candytuft,Carolina jasmine, Carolina lupine, Chives,Chrysanthemum, Columbine,Coneflower sp.,Daylily,Feverfew,Forget-me-nots,Garden phlox,Garden,sage, German iris, Gold alyssum,Goldenrod,Joe-pye weed,Laender,Obedient plant, Oriental poppy,Peony, Periwinkle, Primrose,Rosemary,Siberian iris,Spiderwort ,Stkes aster, Summerphlox, Trumpet honeysuckle, Trumpet vine, Trtlehead Virginia bluebells, Yarrow
TREES/SHRUBS
American beautyberry,Azaleas, Bayberry, berries Bottlebrush, buckeye Camellia,
Carolina sweetshrub, Catalpa, Crape, myrtle, Chaste tree, Dogwood flowers, Dogwood fruit,Eastern, red cedar, Firethorn berries, Flowering quince, Forsythia, Fruit trees ,Gold dust berries ,Golden rain, tree Holly berries, Indian currant, Lilac ,Magnolia sp.,Mock orange, Mountain laurel, Oak-leaf hydrangea, Pomegranate ,flowers ,Pomegranate, fruit Quince, Red buckeye, Redbud Rose flowers, Rose hips,Rose-of-Sharon ,Shadblow/,Service berry ,Snowball bush ,Tartarian ,honeysuckle, Witch hazel, Yucca
Flowers for a Colonial Wedding
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Flowers
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