Looking for a “different” bridal march tune?
Tired of the same old bridal march songs?
Take a listen to the “Bridal March” by Jonathan Cain (former keyboardist with Journey-maybe he’s still with them-I don’t know)
Add comment June 7, 2007
anton3
I Hate “boxed lunches”
Hey vendors…When locking in that wedding date with the bride and groom, make sure
you include on the contract that you (the wedding vendor) will get the same meal as the
guests. Not some disgusting 3 day old sandwich with a mushy apple and crumbly cookie.
Yuk!!
Add comment May 21, 2007
anton3
You’re Divorced! Let’s Party!!
Why don’t more people throw parties when they get divorced?
Think about it…..
Most of the time, you are more excited when the divorce is final than you were when you got married!
When the divorce is final, you’re older, wiser and in a better financial position (sometimes)
Being divorced for some, is like being born again!
It’s time to celebrate a divorce. Rent a banquet hall at the resort, hire a DJ and Photographer and PARTY!
Add comment March 28, 2007
anton3
Tipping-Who and How Much
How much do you tip a Limo Driver or the Officiant/Clergy/Minister or the DJ or the Banquet Captain at your wedding?
Do you have to tip?
Did you know that some of these vendors have tips built in the final bill?
Have all of your questions answered at www.SOS4Weddings.com
It’s true! Check it out… www.SOS4Weddings.com
Add comment March 20, 2007
anton3
WEDDING BILL=$45,000
What? Are you kidding me? How can a wedding cost $45,000? It’s easy. ($50-$125 a plate, bar, vendors…it adds up) But then again, you can have a $45,000 wedding on a $10,000 budget. What?, $10,000 still out of your price range? If you plan ahead and get help or learn how to do it yourself, you can save substantially!
The best way is to find a “how to” guide that walks you through the planning process.
Where can I find a guide that is comprhensive, yet affordable?
I’m glad you asked…..
For $19.95 you can own a 98 page guide that covers pretty much everything from, ”when he pops the question”, to…”Welcome to Honolulu, the current time is 10am”
This guide took several months to complete and is so full of easy to follow information, you will quit your job and become a wedding planner after you read it.
Visit this website for more info… www.exclusiveweddingguide.com
Add comment March 12, 2007
anton3
PLANNING YOUR OWN WEDDING
Being in the entertainment business lo these many years, I have worked with many vendors, consorted with many F&B people and have a pretty good handle on the mechanics of wedding ceremonies and receptions.
I meet a lot of creative, professional vendors who make weddings spectacular!
I would like to pass on my secrets to those few brides and grooms out there who are creatively different than the heard and want their wedding to be unique and memorable.
And the best part…It won’t cost you an arm and a leg!
I am putting together a comprehensive, “Do-it-yourself” wedding guide that will walk you through every detail (and I mean everything!)of the planning process from when the big question is popped to…”Welcome to Honolulu the current time is 2:30 pm”
In the mean time, visit my websites for more information.
1 comment January 19, 2007
anton3
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