Monday, September 28, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Ivanka Trump's A List Wedding Venders

Did you know which vendors you wanted to work with right from the start or did you meet with several vendors in each category—event designers, baker, music, stationer, etc? What was the most important thing you kept in mind when choosing your planner and vendors?
I had so many ideas and visions for my big day but I knew it was important to let Preston filter some of my ideas and elaborate on my vision to create something even better than I could have imagined. As someone who is so hands on with all of my business ventures, it was important for me to relinquish a bit of control and leave some things to the experts.
Preston’s list of vendors is amongst the best of the best. He introduced me to Sylvia Weinstock, who truly is an amazingly talented pastry chef. (She, incidentally, also made my brother’s wedding cake—the perfect combination of delicious, which is often overlooked, and gorgeous!) For my gown, I met with several different designers, but ultimately, it was Vera Wang whom I knew could capture the look I was going for. For invitations, I think that Tiffany’s is the best. I adore mine (which were just mailed)!
The whole story from Brides.com
http://www.brides.com/package/ivanka_trump_wedding/receptions/article/207520
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Ivanka Trump
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
A note from the Brides Parents "Her Perfect Wedding"
Dear Nancy,We are finally unwinding from one of the most glorious weeks of our lives,
I have been telling everyone that everything was perfect and the only thing we would have changed is that we didn't want it to end. Molly kept thanking us for "her Perfect wedding".
We can't stop talking about it and continue to receive calls and emails from people that were there.
Thank you for making this happen.
Thanks Thanks Thanks
Linda And Harry
Molly, Gabe, Linda and Harry
Thank You so much.
I miss you all !
Keep in touch
Much Love,
Nancy
P.S. See you in Paris!
Inspiration .... Cameos
Monday, September 21, 2009
Please Pass the Bride and Groom!
PicPlates makes prints that are full-color digital photos on high-quality plastic plates to offer a personalized element at weddings, corporate gatherings and other special events. The plates, which are made of a custom blend of FDA-approved plastic resins, are 100 percent recyclable and can be hand-washed and re-used, the manufacturer says.They ship within seven to 10 working days; the minimum order is 25 plates. http://www.picplates.com
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For The Moms,
Fun Idea
Friday, September 18, 2009
Would you wear a paper Wedding Dress?
Kudos Mari,,, It's Amazing!
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For the Gals
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