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Since we've changed our name, our blog is moving too. Don't worry -- we'll still publish the same awesome posts as we always have. On Tuesday we'll even have an amazing 'Real Wedding' to share with you. Click here to get on your way.Labels: Soiree News
We've formed a more perfect union with The Dandelion Patch and will be offering event planning services to their brides. We'll still be open for business as usual so if you're not ordering your invitations through their adorable stores then don't fret. From the surface we are essentially just changing our name and our look.
If you're a current Soiree bride, your contract, payment terms, and coordinator will stay the same. We are keeping the entire team, cell phone numbers are the same, and email addresses will be active. The services you've contracted us for are not going anywhere. We are very much looking forward to working with you on your wedding.Labels: Soiree News
Labels: Soiree News
Labels: Soiree News
Mark your calendars! The area's largest bridal show is coming to the Dulles Expo Center. The show is on Sunday, September 7th. There are also shows in Bethesda on 9/14 and Greenbelt on 9/21. We've participated regularly in this show and are looking forward to meeting you. Discounted tickets are available if you buy them online.Labels: DC Vendors, deals, Soiree News
Every Thursday Washingtonian.com hosts a wedding professional to answer questions about DC-area weddings. Guess who's the victim for this week's live chat at the Washingtonian? Me! I'm honored and thrilled all at the same time. I'm so excited to see their offices and answer your toughest planning questions for an hour.Labels: Soiree News
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The spigots at the bottom twist open and closed:
I love the little nobby tops. Her hands give you an idea of their size:Labels: Soiree News
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Some of these charities include the World Wildlife Federation, Friends of the Earth, The Conservation Fund, and even some local ones like the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.Labels: Eco-Friendly, Soiree News
To see the rest of our pretty little faces, check out the Regeti's Blog. They'll be officially posted on our website when I have the files in hand. What do you think?Labels: Soiree News
In honor of the occasion, I've pulled some highlights from the past two years. Here are some of my favorite posts by category:Labels: Soiree News
Brides magazine wanted to know what tricks we had up our sleeves. What's hot in DC right now? Where do we find those cute little accessories that spice up any party? Which local vendors go under the popularity radar but have a cult following? Where do we turn for great inspiration?
Pick up a copy of Bride's Washington or Bride's Maryland (same content inside) to check out our answers!Labels: Soiree News
If you're a newlywed-to-be in the DC area (grooms are okay too!), they're looking for some more bloggers. Shoot them an email to apply or email me to get your application.Labels: Links, Soiree News
We're proud to say that Soiree was just featured on The Smart Planner! Read the interview here and be sure to post a comment.Labels: Soiree News
Heard of Twitter.com yet? It's a cool new way to let friends know what you're doing. Similar to a status message on instant messenger, users post their current activities.
We've added Twitter to the sidebar of this blog (check it out to the right) so you can see what we're up to at any given moment! Today we'll be buying luminary bags for Trish, finishing off her escort cards and table name cards, loading up the truck, and running her rehearsal at the Decatur House before sending them off to the rehearsal dinner at Hillsborough Vineyards.Labels: Soiree News
Within the past few days, Alltop.com has added a wedding category! Never heard of Alltop.com? Never fear...we hadn't either. The site was created partially by Guy Kawasaki (one of my marketing heros) and automatically updates every ten minutes. In their own words...You can think of an Alltop site as a “digital magazine rack” of the Internet. To be clear, Alltop sites are starting points—they are not destinations per se. The bottom line is that we are trying to enhance your online reading by both displaying stories from the sites that you’re already visiting and helping you discover sites that you didn’t know existed.
Labels: Soiree News
Labels: Soiree News
Labels: Soiree News