Happy Mother's Day!!!! Have a wonderful day!!!
Pure Ambiance
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Making the Most of Your Floral Budget - NJ/NY Wedding Planner
Nearly anyone who’s ever planned an event that included flowers knows that those beauties can make or break a budget. Here, we have some tips on how to make the most of your floral budget without making a big dent in your wallet.
• The easiest way to stick to a floral budget is to choose flowers that are in-season and are easily available. Choosing out-of-season flowers or ones that need to be imported from far away will immediately raise the cost.
• Consider using large potted plants to fill wider spaces in your venue. Beautiful flowered plants come in all colors and varieties, and are generally less expensive than large floral arrangements.

• Get your Martha Stewart on! We know you’re busy planning, and the last thing we want you to do is add more stress to your life! But, for those brides who find stress relief in hands-on, creative projects, consider arranging some of your flowers yourself. You can make beautiful centerpieces that are simple and don’t require much time or money. Take a look at the one pictured…a few lime slices, some flowers, a glass vase, and bang! A gorgeous centerpiece.

• Now, here’s one you’ll be surprised at: Try carnations. We know, we know…you think we’ve lost our minds. But you’d be surprised how beautiful and un-carnation-like these notoriously inexpensive flowers can be if you pick the right colors and bunch large amounts tightly together. We’re not suggesting you use them as your primary arrangement, but they can create beautiful accent pieces if you stay within your color scheme.
• Also, keep in mind that flower prices are significantly higher during high-demand months like February (for Valentine’s Day) and May (for Mother’s Day). If your event is scheduled during those months, you may find yourself spending more than you would like.
Remember, flowers accentuate an event…they don’t have to be the center of it. Stick to a constant color scheme and make a few smart choices, and you’ll be happy with your flowers without cringing at the bill.
Courtney
• The easiest way to stick to a floral budget is to choose flowers that are in-season and are easily available. Choosing out-of-season flowers or ones that need to be imported from far away will immediately raise the cost.
• Consider using large potted plants to fill wider spaces in your venue. Beautiful flowered plants come in all colors and varieties, and are generally less expensive than large floral arrangements.

• Get your Martha Stewart on! We know you’re busy planning, and the last thing we want you to do is add more stress to your life! But, for those brides who find stress relief in hands-on, creative projects, consider arranging some of your flowers yourself. You can make beautiful centerpieces that are simple and don’t require much time or money. Take a look at the one pictured…a few lime slices, some flowers, a glass vase, and bang! A gorgeous centerpiece.

• Now, here’s one you’ll be surprised at: Try carnations. We know, we know…you think we’ve lost our minds. But you’d be surprised how beautiful and un-carnation-like these notoriously inexpensive flowers can be if you pick the right colors and bunch large amounts tightly together. We’re not suggesting you use them as your primary arrangement, but they can create beautiful accent pieces if you stay within your color scheme.
• Also, keep in mind that flower prices are significantly higher during high-demand months like February (for Valentine’s Day) and May (for Mother’s Day). If your event is scheduled during those months, you may find yourself spending more than you would like.
Remember, flowers accentuate an event…they don’t have to be the center of it. Stick to a constant color scheme and make a few smart choices, and you’ll be happy with your flowers without cringing at the bill.
Courtney
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
New Editorial in Park Place Magazine - NJ/NY Wedding Planner
We were asked by Park Place Magazine to provide money saving tips for those planning a wedding or special event! We're very grateful that this opportunity was presented to us!! Hopefully, these tips will help you plan your special day!
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Unique Bridesmaids Gifts - NJ/NY Wedding Planner

Nadya
Monday, May 4, 2009
Alternative to Flowers - NJ/NY Wedding Planner

Button Bouquets by MMM Designs
http://buttons.net/index.html
Princess Lasertron's Button Bouquets
http://greenupgrader.com/6138/princess-lasertrons-button-bouquets/
Lillybuds
http://www.lillybuds.com/
Ribbons n Bows
http://www.ribbonsnbowsboutique.etsy.com/
Nadya
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Update on PA Sweepstakes - NJ/NY Wedding Planner
Hi Everyone!
We would like to thank all of the Brides who have entered our Sweepstakes! We have gotten entries from many different states and we have been having a great time chatting with everyone about their special day. Remember, entries must be in by Friday, May 15th, so if you have not done so already be sure to enter the PA's Stimulus Package Sweepstakes and tell your friends!
Happy Planning!!
Kisha
We would like to thank all of the Brides who have entered our Sweepstakes! We have gotten entries from many different states and we have been having a great time chatting with everyone about their special day. Remember, entries must be in by Friday, May 15th, so if you have not done so already be sure to enter the PA's Stimulus Package Sweepstakes and tell your friends!
Happy Planning!!
Kisha
Friday, May 1, 2009
Bridal Shower Decor ideas - NJ/NY Wedding Planner

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