Wednesday, September 2, 2009

"What didn't you think of !" Said one of Pam's Guests as she left her wedding at Castle Hill Inn


For us, one of the most memorable parts of our wedding day was at the conclusion of our event. As each and every guest left for the evening they stated how perfect everything was and that we truly thought of everything. What a great compliment! And we could not have accomplished that without the help of Nancy.

Our wedding was a destination wedding. So hiring a wedding planner was critical for us in order to find the best vendors, in the shortest amount of time in Newport, RI. We wanted to hire someone who was going to help make the process fun, less frustrating and defiantly less stressful. Nancy took the time and patience to listen to all of our ideas, she added in her expert opinion and together we created a wedding celebration that surpassed our expectations. We were able to relax and enjoy every moment of our wedding day knowing that all of the details were being taken care of by Nancy, someone we trusted to tend to every detail and then some. No words seem enough to express our appreciation for all of her help with our wedding. We were so thrilled with how everything turned out.

Nancy was truly an invaluable part of our wedding celebration and we could not have planned such a special and memorable wedding without her help.

Thank you,
Paul and Pam

No Thank You Pam,Paul and my very special helper Dillan!
Nancy Swiezy A New York -Newport Affaire

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Happy Anniversary Adam and Alison!


Much joy on your first year of marriage!

Think about ReGifting Your Gown by Consigning, Recycling or Donate it!

1. Consign your wedding Gown to Wish Newport .Everything that can be sold should be sold. Your wedding was expensive so sell your things to a Consignment shop or even an auction site. Not only will you be making money, but helping out another bride who would not have the opportunity to wear a gown of your caliber!

2.Recycling a gown is great for green thinkers. If you’re into reducing waste recycling your wedding gown is a great way to go green. Your can also recycle other things from your wedding too. You might be surprised by what you find. By recycling you can turn that dress into a christening gown for a child, beautiful pillows for a friend, or anything else you can dream up.

3.Donate it! There are great organizations out there where you can donate your wedding gown. Goodwill will sell your gown to someone on a budget. Some organizations for Servicemen and women looking to get married before they’re deployed will take a generous gift like a gown. The last wish of a dying patient is sometimes to marry. What better way to have your gown re-worn then by someone in need?

A Very Long Train..


A bride I knew once asked for a very long train... well here it is.
All 200 meters of it!

Farewell to Ted Kennedy



As the last brother and the "Lion of the Senate" may his hope rise and his dreams never die.
Sail fast with God Ted, sail fast
Amen