Category Archives: Culture and Tradition

Borrowing Wedding Traditions From Other Cultures

Last week, I had the privilege of attending a PUG (Pictage Users Group) meeting.  As a treat and in celebration of Passover, one of the guests Natasha from The Write Shot made and brought chocolate covered matzah. It was my first time having it and it was totally addicting and DELICIOUS!  I loved my little...

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Angelica - April 8, 2010 - 7:11 pm

I love Jewish wedding traditions and wish I would have incorporated some into my wedding.

Chelsea Nicole - April 10, 2010 - 9:30 am

I love the idea of mixing lavender in the bridal bouquet!

And one of my favorites is the Jewish tradition of the Hora dance. It’s so lively, and always bound to be a blast!

Sponsored Post: The Showgirl’s Final Bow

Written by: Lourdes Gutierrez If you haven’t been able to make it out to Las Vegas to catch Bette Midler in action, you now have until January 31st of 2010 to do it! “The Showgirl Must Go On” has been one of the most popular Las Vegas shows on the Strip for the last two...

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Simple Elegance in Cake Design Grand Opening

Tonight is the official Grand Opening celebration of my friend Dane Bethea’s shop!  Dane is the talented baker/cake designer owner of Simple Elegance in Cake Design.  There’s nothing more I love than a good party. Well, except when you add the element of tea to it. Dane has always told me about his dream of...

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Lucky Number 9 – 09/09/09

Las Vegas would be in a wedding planning craze right now if 09/09/09 landed on a Saturday. Last year’s 08/08/08 was busy on a Friday but I don’t believe anything topped our lucky 07/07/07 which landed on a Saturday.  My Feng Shui expert actually mentioned last year that 8/8/08 fell on the Chinese Halloween month...

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A little etiquette advice for our wedding guests

Brides and grooms have expressed some frustrations to me about their wedding guests and I’ve compiled them into a list so that other brides may share this with their guests! Food Allergy – If you have a food allergy or dietary restriction, please let the bride and groom know in advance!  This allows the caterer...

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Christine Saunders - September 7, 2009 - 2:21 pm

Be on time! in a circle of people for whom I often do the wedding flowers, the guests are so notorious for being late that the brides and grooms have thought they would be clever and put the start time a half hour earlier than the actual start time. As a vendor I should have learned my lesson the first time, but it happened again yesterday… everyone was so early that I had an audience as I set up the ceremony flowers (which is highly annoying not to mention makes me look unprofessional through no fault of my own) but I had no choice. The church said I couldnt set up until 3 for a 4pm ceremony, except that the guests had been told 3:30 and many people showed up at 3 and were immediately seated even though they shouldnt have been. This happened last summer at another wedding – the cousin of yesterday’s wedding. The irony is that the weddings both started extremely late from when they planned. The 4pm ceremony guests had told would be at 3:30 didnt start until 4:30 – so some guests had been sitting for 1.5 hours! And as the bride and groom dont pull this on your guests and if you do – tell your vendors!

Brandi~ Glitz & Glamour Events - September 15, 2009 - 8:45 pm

Don’t complain about ANYTHING to the bride & groom on the wedding day {especially the bride}. They’re stressed enough and are trying to enjoy their day. If there’s something you don’t like, care for, agree with, etc. and you absolutely MUST get it off your chest, please let it all out to the wedding planner. If they don’t have one then talk to someone in the bridal party if you have to but PLEASE don’t go to the bride with anything that isn’t positive. This is their day and they should be able to truly enjoy it without any negative comments.

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