Wedding reception

Over the weekend I had the opportunity to go to a greek orthodox baptism. I am agnostic so outside of weddings I do not attend religious ceremonies and have never attended a baptism before. I am not very comfortable in church settings but this is was an important event because it was a close friends event and I knew is was very important to her. The event was on sunday so on saturday evening I called the mother of the baby to ask what the dress code was, if I should bring anything outside the gift

It was late on an unusually warm Saturday night when I had to go back to my little side job and help a lady take down decorations from a wedding reception that was being held at St. Anne’s Catholic church in town. It was around 11:30pm and I was dead beat tired and did not want to leave the comfiness of my warm bed and the familiarity of my room. My best friend Gabby was also staying the night at my house that night and she had decided to come with me to help the lady I was working for. So, we bagged

Ortho Secure The Perimeter Company’s Coming The nice thing about summer is that you can call up a few friends and have a backyard party at the drop of a hat. An outdoor party means you can get a little rowdy without worrying about spills and stains, but if you want to make it a great party, you should take care of a few outdoor details before guests arrive. You want your yard to look its best and your guests to feel comfortable. Make a Great Impression You work hard to keep your yard looking

My youngest daughter 's wedding reception was on Sunday. I had to pick up the cake at 10:30 AM that morning, and dutifully I was on my way. The local talk radio station was doing a Sunday morning garden program. I lasted about 4 minutes with that. My new iPod does not fit my older iPod setup so well, so I was forced to slip back to frequency modulation for something to listen to. Classic rock was thankfully there to save me from myself. The first tune played was Billy Idol 's "Rebel Yell." Yeah,

like to be a maid of honor in a wedding, that was very important to you? Well I figured that out just about a year ago, while being in my dad and stepmom, Christi’s wedding. Last year on September 11, 2015 it was just a regular Friday, except for the fact that right after volleyball practice I had to go to a wedding rehearsal. I got out of volleyball at 5:30, and my dad and I went to Immanuel Lutheran Church for his, and my now step mom’s wedding rehearsal. The wedding party practiced what we were

have learned a little bit about our own traditions, let’s take a look at the traditions of another well-known country, France. B. France is the home of the famous Eiffel Tower, but it is also home to some unique wedding traditions. 1. a. One of the more notable aspects of a French wedding is the length. This is due to the fact that often times there

Entertaining Wedding Guests | Outdoor Wedding Venues DFW Attending a wedding is not always a pleasure, and the last thing a bride and groom want is for their wedding guests to wait for an opportune moment to escape. The following tips for entertaining wedding guests will help you to assure your guests will enjoy themselves in Paradise Cove’s outdoor wedding venues in DFW. 1. Make introductions at the rehearsal. Unless your families are from the same town and already know each other, a wedding brings

Records show that the practice of grafting is an ancient one, dating back well before the time of Christ It was once believed that any plant could be grafted on any other. This probably arose from observations made in tropical areas where seeds sometimes lodged in the cleft of a tree where seeds germinated and grew in the organic matter that had accumulated there. However, today, we know that only very closely related plants are capable of being grafted. Many forms of grafting are practiced, and

Speak to your caterer or wedding coordinator to determine this. If not, you might simply designate the bridal table with place cards, and allow the other guests to seat themselves. Some couples opt to have a cocktail party or buffet with a few tables, in hopes that guests will "alternate"

children in your wedding, either in the ceremony, or as invited guests. Your heart just melts at the thought of your two year-old niece in her little flowergirl dress, scattering rose petals down the aisle. And your best friend’s three year-old son is sure to be the most adorable ringbearer ever. Children lend a sweet, innocent charm to weddings. But let’s be honest: they can also be miniature landmines if you aren’t properly prepared. Boy Following are some ideas to make your wedding as child-friendly