Showing posts with label Annette Loves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Annette Loves. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Cean One Photography

We LOVE with working with great photographers! It really makes a coordinators job easier when brides hire a professional wedding photographer and they know how important it is to stick to a timeline. It really contributes to the event flowing smoothly. One of our favorites is Cean One Photography! The whole staff is so much fun to work with and they deliver a great product! Thanks Cean One for being amazing!



Cean One Photography


Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Casey's Cupcakes


A Classic Touch Events has the honor of being one of the wedding coordinators on the Mission Inn vendor list and we get tempted by Casey's delicious cupcakes on a regular basis. This is one of my favorite indulgences. If you have not made your way to Casey's Cupcakes yet I highly recommend it. My favorite is the orange. :) Locations at the Historic Mission Inn in Riverside and in Laguna Beach.




Saturday, February 26, 2011

Fab Wrap LA

I adore the products and the ladies of Fab Wrap LA! Everything they produce is amazingly gorgeous and their customer service is impeccable! If you are looking for something special and different for your event I highly recommend you check out this fantastic company.

Fab Wrap LA



Take Out Boxes

Assortment of Fabwrap Products

Home Gift Boxes

Envelopes

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Dress Vocabulary


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CHEYENNE SCHULTZ

We saw this online at Carolina Bride and had to repost it for you!


Dress vocabulary


LENGTHS
Floor length: Hemline falls 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches off the floor
Ankle length: Somewhat shorter than floor length, falling around the ankles
Tea length: Hemline falls between the knees and the ankles

STYLES
Ball gown: A fitted bodice and denoted waistline with a full skirt – the “traditional” bridal gown
A-line: A versatile, easy-fitting style with two vertical seams that begin at the shoulders and follow the A-shape to a flared skirt
Empire: A somewhat fitted, raised waist that falls just below the bustline, with a slim skirt
Sheath: A modern, form-fitting style, which often ends with a flare at the bottom
Mermaid: A very slim, figure-hugging dress that ends in a little fishtail skirt

TRAINS
Sweep: Extends 8 to 12 inches beyond the bottom of the skirt
Chapel: Extends 31 to 41 inches from the waist
Semi-cathedral: Extends 41 to 51 inches from the waist
Cathedral: Extends 61 to 71 inches from the waist
Extended cathedral/monarch: Extends 12 feet or more from the waist (Princess Di’s train was 25 feet!)

Note: Some trains are detachable. If your dress has a train that is not, you will need to bustle it so you can move around freely at the reception. Tiny hooks sewn into the back of the dress and the train allow you to pull the extension up and attach it to your dress


Read more: 
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2010/04/01/632213/revealing-dress-vocabulary.html#ixzz1EGngmLQs

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Kate and Harry

We can't help ourselves....We're getting caught up in the excitement!

Friday, February 18, 2011

Anthropologie Launches Bridal Site BHLDN.com

"Inspired by the Dutch word for “to keep,” as well as countless tales from family and friends of the extraordinary weddings they’d been part of, we began 
dreaming up something new."


Anthropologies new line of bridal fashions ...found at BHLDN.com










Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Monday, February 14, 2011

The Wedding Luncheon - TSE 2011 - In Love with Metallics

I feel so fortunate that I was able to attend the Special Event Conference the Prestigious Wedding Luncheon held at the The Phoenix Convention Center. Everything about it was gorgeous, the food was AMAZING! We were so excited to have Russ from Russ Wholesale Flowers  provide the flowers, he is a gem (more on Russ later). I learned so much from the conference and I am excited to share all the new trends for 2011. Thank you to Melissa Jill Photography for the beautiful photos