Wedding Planning

2006

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Cash, Check, Paypal

May 10, 2012

Civil, Destination, Double Weddings, Eco-Friendly / Green

Day-of Coordinator, Full Planning, Partial Planning

Belonging to many professional organizations, we have relationships with many other planners in Arizona and around the country. This gives us the abiltiy to handle any and all requests with the best possible options!

Although we are best known for contemporary design , we have planned traditional, themed, and vintage inspried events~From Modern to Gothic and everything in between!

Our events have been from 25-250+ guests, and a large number of them have been destination weddings.

Should I have a wedding planner?   Should I have a wedding planner? As a newly-engaged couple, you probably have a dozen questions about how to start planning the most important day of your life. That’s where consulting with a professional wedding planner comes into play. Before assuming that hiring an event planner is too costly, here are some facts: An event planner can actually save you money by negotiating rates with vendors often off-setting their own fee A good event planner will research the lowest prices for all wedding day-related goods An event planner will provide invaluable service and expertise in all facets of planning An event planner will see to every detail, both before and during your wedding, so you can enjoy your wedding An event planner can take your wedding day dreams and turn them into reality

  Find the meaning.....

One of the most popular types of flowers to use for your wedding is, of course, the rose. Many people view the rose as the flower of love. However, exactly what the rose signifies depends on what color the roses are. For example, pink roses are a symbol of happiness. White roses are a symbol of innocence, while red roses are a symbol of love and desire. White and red roses in combination with one another are a symbol of the unity of two people. Yellow roses are a symbol of joy and orange roses are a symbol of passion.  But other flowers these days are popular for weddings too- let’s not forget them!
Baby’s breath and carnations both symbolize innocence. Daisies are a symbol of innocence and sunflowers are a symbol of devotion. Lavenders symbolize loyalty. Lilies symbolize youth, innocence and sweetness. Mums signify hope for the future. Orchids are a symbol of love and beauty. Sweet peas represent blissful pleasure. Tiger lilies represent future prosperity. Tulips are a symbol of love and passion. Violets are a symbol of faithfulness, loyalty and wisdom. Wisterias represent a sense of welcoming.

Whatever choices you make for your day- the most important thing is what it all means to you!