Our qualified team will help you create a unique, sweet, chic & luxurIous destination wedding. No matter what you desire, we have a simple... YES.
We provide just the right look for your event. From an exotic gazebo on the beach to a luxurious reception set up. Everything designed to reflect you as a couple.
From developing the overall style and story of your wedding to executing fine personal details, we handle all design-related areas with careful.

Once we establish a design concept that represents your vision for the wedding, we create a Mood Board that capture the overall look and feel.
We bring you all the elements from the begining to end of:

• Floral Decor
• Lounge
• Rentals
• Furniture
• Ligthting
• Dessert Buffet
• Ceremoy Backdrop
• Reception Design
• Sign-in Table
• Escort Card Display
• Tablescapes
• Place Setting Presentation
• Dance Floors

Of course, the key to avoiding wedding day beauty emergencies is planning ahead. A week or so before your wedding day, find a midsize beauty bag and pack as many of the following checklist items as you deem necessary. Dispatch one of your bridesmaids to the pharmacy a few days in advance to find travel-sized products of as many of the items as possible, but for makeup, don't waver from the products you are using on the big day. (If your makeup is being done professionally, ask your artist which products you absolutely need to maintain the look before you buy.) And leave products you've never used before at home -- your wedding day is not the time to discover a new allergy.

• A few tissues, cotton balls, and cotton swabs
• Bobby pins
• Breath mints/spray
• Concealer/cover up
• Dental floss
• Deodorant
• Eye drops
• Hair brush
• Hair spray
• Hand cream
• Lip gloss or lip balm
• Lip liner
• Lipstick
• Mascara
• Nail polish
• Your perfume
• Toothbrush and toothpaste

Give your beauty bag to one of your bridesmaids for safe keeping -- and safe arrival -- at the reception. Ask her to keep it with her purse. Reception sites often have a room set aside for the bridal party's personal things.

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You've decided on your wedding style, but now you're having trouble finding the perfect gown. Follow these basic dos and don'ts to make sure the most important dress you'll ever wear reflects your personal style.
• Do: Tie your look to your wedding location. If you're having a traditional ceremony with a formal reception, opt for a classic, timeless gown style (like an A-line or ball gown with a square neckline). Getting married outdoors in an afternoon garden ceremony? Consider a strapless sheath made of a light material like silk gazar. If you're marrying in the sand on an exotic island, a flirty tea-length gown with festive shoes (or even barefoot!) is the ultimate nontraditional wedding attire. Do let your personality show through accessories, but don't let your jewelry overpower your ensemble.
• Don't: Let your wedding style dash your dreams of the perfect gown. If you have your heart set on a fun, sexy gown but you're worried it's not appropriate for your ceremony site, consider carrying a sash for a more demure look during your ceremony.
• Do: Think about wearing fun footwear. Getting married in the middle of July? Consider sporting flip-flops under your gown. If you're all cowgirl, try a pair of boots. And for a slope-side winter wedding, you've got the perfect opportunity to don a pair of furry white snow boots.
• Don't: Dress more casual than your guests. If you choose to have a black-tie, formal affair and expect your guests to dress up, make sure you follow suit! Any floor-length gown is appropriate, whether decorated with intricate beading, or just accessorized with beautiful jewelry.
• Do: Dare to defy tradition. If you don't want to don the traditional white A-line gown, explore your options. Just be sure to consult your officiant first to make sure she will be comfortable with (or, more importantly, will allow) your choice of attire.
• Don't: Wear a long train for a beach wedding. Delicate fabric and sand just don't mix. Do: Choose the right white for your skin tone, no matter what style you pick.
• Do: Let your personality show through your accessories. Give a traditional gown a fun twist with a colorful sash or large, flashy earrings, or keep your style poised and polished with a simple pearl necklace and earrings.
• Don't: Let your jewelry overpower your ensemble. If your dress has lots of intricate details already, opt for simple pieces, or even just your engagement ring.
• Do: Keep an open mind when it comes to shape. Try on many different types of gowns -- you never know how they'll fit until you take them off the hanger.
• Do: Pick the right undergarments. Many bridal salons recommend choosing pieces that closely match your skin tone, and there are many varieties of body-shaping products that will perfect your silhouette no matter how slinky the gown.

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• DJ's, Musicians, Bands
• Performances
• Hair & Make Up Artist
• Broadcast your wedding