Yay! I wore them during my welcome party and they were great. I love the height of the heel. But during my wedding day, by the time dancing came I needed to switch out as my feet were starting to hurt lol.
ohh no! mines not too bad. but i usually freeze it the day that it's baked and then toast when ready. If i let it sit for more then 2 days the my roof of my mouth is destroyed too
Hey there! Loved your tour at ebell and this one. My fiance and I want to find a venue for a Saturday, total costs catering, venue, services, tax around 25,000. We are in Orange County. Do you have any favorites at this price point?
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This is a great review! Any tips for a coordinator's first experience there? I have a wedding there in 3 months, but have never been! Excited for our walkthrough, it looks gorgeous!
Yes! A few notes: - Make sure vendors know and plan ahead for parking since it's street parking or they need to find a lot. They can't stay in the small parking lot there and sometimes it's chaos when everyone arrives at the same time. - Check your candles because the are strict with their candle policy/clearance - Make sure your caterer/bartender/bussing team is top notch and that they stay until the very end to do a walkthrough with you and the venue rep. They are really strict on making sure the venue is clean at the end of the night!
I don't expect Abby 👸🏽 herself to answer comments in detail, but perhaps some of you fellow brides and grooms can advise on my *approximate* timeline? 9:00 breakfast 9:30 hair and makeup 11:30 Uber to venue -- 12:00 arrival at venue, coffee served 12:30 registrar interviews 13:00 ceremony 13:45 confetti shot outside 14:00 pictures with everyone 14:45 cocktail hour (couple's portraits) 16:00 guests go to seats -- 16:30 starters served 17:00 speeches 18:00 mains served 19:00 room switch (tables to dancefloor) -- 19:30 first dance 19:35 party 🎉💃🍾 20:30 cake cutting 21:30 snacks served 22:45 grand exit 23:00 THE END (or after-party for those still standing) For context, everything is local in London UK, we have around 40 guests and 40 evening guests. Budget is around £6k. 👰🏻♀️🤵🏻♂️💒
Hi queen! Here are some notes that I have: @ 14:00 are you planning to take photos with all of your 40 guests or just a few? - Are speeches going on for an hour? - At 19:00 are you just moving a few tables off the dancefloor or changing the room entirely?
Thank u for this video. What if we are doing decorations ourselves? The venue will have table covers and napkins all set up . We would need to place the centerpieces, backdrops, vases,signs for gifts and cards, welcome sign, seating chart, guestbook , sweat heart table decoration,cake table deco as well as set up a table for favors . After that I think everyone will b going home to take showers . Ceremony time is 4:00 I believe and I think we can come at 8:00 to the venue to decorate
If you are doing the decorations yourself and the venue opens at 8 AM I would start setting up right at 8! As it sounds like you have a lot to set up. Just make sure and double check with your venue that tables and linens will be set by 8 am or even 9 AM. If it's the latter, still go right when they open and start setting up everything else.
I usually base mock grand exits off of when your photographer leaves! Usually if an end time is at 10 we do mock grand exits around 845 with assuming photo coverage ends at 9 PM
Thanks so much for this review! I'm thinking of ordering these but they are a bit thicker and bushier than I'd like - do you think they could be easily pulled apart into a few thinner garlands for long table runners?
You could definitely pull it a part and just put out the loose greens on the table. Or if you totally want to de-construct it to make a new garland you could do the also.
What flows best from my experience, especially if you have Buffett style is to have each table go up to your sweetheart table for a quick photo and then grab dinner !
