
I was captured by the beautiful tents and drapes around each booth so I went a little photo happy as I could just imagine them at a beautiful wedding. The first one below is designed by luxury tenting from RajTents.com and the other is from A Private Affair.


I then moved on to the table settings itself and particularly liked the elegance of La Tavola's fine linen rentals and the simplicity of Classic Party Rentals.




Speaking of food I recently learned that brides should avoid the following foods a few days before the wedding: broccoli, cauliflower, beans, onions, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, lettuce, high fiber cereals, chewing gum, soup, salt, peas and soda.
Also, on hand was Soolip paperie & press doing calligraphy live and displaying their beautiful invitations from all sorts of fabrics and featuring an array of pressed flowers and materials. They also specialize in vintage stamps to complement your invites, so if you're getting married on a ranch, they'll find old fashioned stamps with horses, etc.



It was a nice show. A bit smaller than in past years. There is another amazing show coming up (by the former producers of A Soolip Wedding). It's called Unveiled and it is taking place at Melrose Place on March 28th. www.unveiledevent.com
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing but glad I got married 4 years ago. I just like attending now and having fun. lol.
ReplyDeletei had no idea about the "do not eat" list, i will definitely keep that in mind for my wedding week :)
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