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A Special Time, we offer two invaluable services to all of our clientele: peace of mind and value.

We know this can be a stressful time and that’s why we are here to help. We spend a lot of time getting to know you and your dislikes before we start planning your event. We are there with you every step of the way and in our packages you receive unlimited access to your consultant any time of the day.

If you are like many brides you’ll find that after you’ve invested so much time into planning your wedding you won’t want to “hand it over” to chance or to just anyone on your wedding day. You’ll want reassurance that a professional will be making sure that things are going just as YOU envisioned.

For those just starting the planning process, we can introduce you to the most talented vendors, negotiating the best prices and contract terms. Many of the vendors we work with discount their fees up to 30% for our clientele. How’s that for value?

 

 

 

Out door wedding March 2005

 

Rehearsal Dinners

A dinner following the wedding rehearsal is not a necessity, but it is a lovely way to begin your wedding festivities and allows your attendants and families to relax and get acquainted.

It is traditionally hosted by the groom's parents in a restaurant, hotel, private dining facility, or in their home. Catered rehearsal dinners at home are wonderful; your caterer can furnish an experienced serving staff to do everything, including the dishes. On this special occasion, the groom's parents' are the host and hostess! If you would like to hold one yourself at your home. We can help with that to.

Invitations may be sent two weeks before the wedding; or a simple phone call informing the guests of the time, location, and perhaps formality of dress, would be appropriate. Invite all members of the wedding party and their respective spouses or guests. The parents of the young attendants should also be invited. Include the clergy person and spouse and musicians (if they attended the rehearsal). Don't forget to count parents and the bride and groom! The guest list can be expanded to include grandparents, honored guests, or entire immediate families; as the groom's parents wish.

Special instrumental music will make this event even more elegant; so consider having music at your dinner.