Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Welcome Janice and Ross!
We would like to send out a huge welcome to Janice and Ross! They've decided to have us be apart of their wedding and we are so happy! They're planning for a gorgeous Norwester wedding with beautiful burgundy accents. They're set to be married next summer, August 8, 2010. Check back for updates about their wedding.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Jenny and Joe-October 10, 2009
On Saturday, we had the honour in being apart of Jenny and Joe's wedding celebrations. It was the morning of the first snowfall, with a crisp cool breeze. The day couldn't have been more perfect. Jenny and Joe planned a traditional native wedding, which was a first for us! We couldn't have been more thrilled to be able to experience all of the culture and love their family shares.
The ceremony started at 11 am with a beautiful civil ceremony. The bride was stunning wearing a simple white dress, carrying a feather instead of the traditional bouquet. After the civil ceremony, the traditional native ceremony begun. I can't say enough good things about this wedding.
They had the traditional drumming where the bride and groom shared their first dance. The ceremony lasted about two hours, and definitely brought a tear to my eye. The bride and grooms love for each other was enriching. The hall was decorated in the traditional medicine wheel colours (red, yellow, white and black).
This event was also a big one for us because not only were we wedding coordinators, but we also were caterers! Yes, that's right-we cooked! The reception was filled with approximately 90 guests (25 children) and everyone enjoyed our home cooked meal! This is not a regular item on our services, but the bride and groom wanted a yummy home cooked meal and we couldn't refuse!
Alas, here are some photo's of their unique wedding day!
The ceremony started at 11 am with a beautiful civil ceremony. The bride was stunning wearing a simple white dress, carrying a feather instead of the traditional bouquet. After the civil ceremony, the traditional native ceremony begun. I can't say enough good things about this wedding.
They had the traditional drumming where the bride and groom shared their first dance. The ceremony lasted about two hours, and definitely brought a tear to my eye. The bride and grooms love for each other was enriching. The hall was decorated in the traditional medicine wheel colours (red, yellow, white and black).
This event was also a big one for us because not only were we wedding coordinators, but we also were caterers! Yes, that's right-we cooked! The reception was filled with approximately 90 guests (25 children) and everyone enjoyed our home cooked meal! This is not a regular item on our services, but the bride and groom wanted a yummy home cooked meal and we couldn't refuse!
Alas, here are some photo's of their unique wedding day!
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Wedding Show-November 8, 2009!!!!
Yes, it's that time of year again. The cold, crisp November air, the beautiful Valhalla Inn, and hundreds of brides all waiting to see this years wedding vendors all under one roof. Can it get any better?
This is the time of year where you can come out and meet the vendors and get more information of their services and really see what Thunder Bay has to offer you for your wedding. The show always has an amazing grand prize package (including something from us!).
Come out and meet us at our booth and see what we have to offer! See our previous post "Wedding Show Tips For Brides!
WHEN: Sunday, November 8, 2009
TIME: 1130am-430pm
WHERE: Valhalla Inn
WHEN: Sunday, November 8, 2009
TIME: 1130am-430pm
WHERE: Valhalla Inn
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