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Monday, April 5, 2010
Wedding Shoes
What are the things that a bride should consider when looking for her wedding shoes:
1. Choose a comfortable bridal shoes
a. Reason: You’ll be standing in them for hours on your wedding day
b. My experience: I have had brides complaining about their wedding shoes on their big day; instead of focusing on having fun with their spouse, friends and family they would just whine and sit because of their aching feet.
c. Comfortable Bridal Shoes Suggestions: Choose a white satin ballet flat or a low slingback sandal
2. Consider the wedding shoe fabric
a. Reason for this: Wedding shoes are reflection of your personal taste but they must also be compatible with your wedding venue
b. My Experience: Silk wedding shoes can easily stain in grass or on wet ground; leather pumps are unique but will be far too hot for a summer wedding
c. Wedding Fabric Suggestion: Satin, silk, velvet and lace
3. Remember your dress
a. Reason: Don’t fall in love with a particular pair of wedding shoes before you buy your bridal gown.
So there, those are the 3 things you need to consider in choosing your wedding shoes – comfort, fabric and of course, your wedding dress.
There are hundreds of styles of wedding shoes available to fit any type of season, bridal gown and most importantly, the bride’s unique personality. It is all up to you.
During my wedding – I wore a sling back type of wedding shoes for the church ceremony and then during the reception ceremony I wore gladiator type of sandals – yes! I wore sandals during the reception, why? I just thought it would be comfortable walking around and thanking guests if I’m using sandals instead.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Unity Candle
The Unity Candle Ceremony is a touching way to signify the union of two lives in holy matrimony.
How is it being done?
- It usually starts with the Lighting of the Ceremonial Candles - any special someone chosen by the couple can light the taper candles (for christian ceremonies) but for catholic weddings that will be the responsibility of the Candle Secondary Sponsors;
- Lighting of the Unity Candle - this is always handled by the bride and groom and typically takes place just after the vows and rings have been exchanged; to light the Unity Candle the couple will be using their individual lighting candles for this part.
What is the symbolism of the UNITY CANDLE?
It is sometimes performed to symbolize the joining together of the two families, and their love for the bride and the groom, into one united family that loves the new husband and wife. More often it is to symbolize the union of two individuals, becoming one in commitment.
As the bride and groom use these two flames to light the unity candle, they bring the love of both families together in a united love of the new couple.
Generally, the two ceremonial candles are left burning and replaced in their holders (because each family's love for their own will continue). However, in some ceremonies they may blow out their individual candles.
When the ceremony is alternatively performed to symbolize simply the joining together of the bride and groom, the ceremonial candles may be blown out, to indicate that the two lives have been permanently merged, or they may leave them lit beside the central candle, symbolizing that the now-married partners have not lost their individuality
If a couple would like to have the Unity Candle as part of their usual ceremony they should consider the following:
- Unity Candle
- Ceremonial Candles - the two medium size candles in front of the altar
- Lighting Candles of the Couple - small size candles that the couple will be using to get the light from the Ceremonial Candles so they'd be able to lit their Unity Candle
Below is a sample pic of a Unity Candle with the Lighting Candles of the couple:
and here is a sample of the taper or ceremonial candles:
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Wedding Color Combinations
Last saturday I received an inquiry from one of my bride-client about her preferred wedding motif and what would be a complementary accent to it.. and as her wedding coordinator I gave my suggestion - the pros and cons.
So I did my research and hopefully the following wedding color combinations would help out my future bride in choosing their wedding color combinations - enjoy:
- Blue and White
- Emerald and Aqua
- Red and Aqua
- Blue and Silver
- Marigold and Pewter
- Pink and Gold
- Green and Brown
- Fuschia and Taupe
- Lilac and Brown
- Lavender and Red
- Pink and Copper
- Brown +Green+ Orange
- Light Pink and Black
- Purple and Blue
- Cranberry and Bold Pink
- Black and White and Green
- Light Pink and Brown
- Blue and White
- Red and Orange
- Green and Brown
- Orange and Brown
- Green and Purple
- Orange and Green
- Yellow and Orange
- Green and Pink
- Orange and Bright Pink
- Light Pink and Bright Pink
- Purple and Orange
- Green and Cream
- Lavender and Pink
- Turquoise and Orange
And this one is my favorite color combination as well - Light Pink and Black - modern look but with a classic touch (this is sooo nice, if I could redo my wedding in the future I'll go for this one Light Pink and Black - so refreshing)
But in the end, I always tell my bride there's no such thing as a perfect wedding color combination - as long as you're comfortable with the color, as long as it exude you and your groom's personality and as long as you're happy on your wedding day - that's what makes the color motif perfect.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
My Wedding Subject: FLOWERGIRLS
- they have a special role in the wedding - the flower girl walks up the aisle with a basket full of petals of flowers, the petals which are usually rose petals are spread or scatter on the way of the wedding aisle - this prepares for the entrance of the bride
- they say that the petals brought by the flowergirls meant good luck to the bride; so the more flower girls means more good luck
- they are so BEAUTIFUL with their wedding dress
- sometimes they STEAL THE SHOW - especially during their walk in the aisle
Friday, March 26, 2010
Latest trend in Wedding - VINTAGE
- Vintage inspired weddings are easier to manage
- Good options for brides on a budget
- Venue options becomes really creative - you're not confined to larger banquet halls ; you can also consider venues like restaurant, bed and breakfast, art galleries, museums or even your family home
- it's easy to look for vintage items as souvenirs
Friday, March 5, 2010
ATE A - all in one package (my assistant head coordinator, bride's assistant and sister)
Happy Walk ... makes Happy Client
Sunday, September 6, 2009
CARDPRINT
What I like about CARDPRINT -
1. friendly and accommodating staff - Tess of Rob Galleria Branch and May Anne of SM North Edsa branch
2. online store
3. every now and then , during bridal fairs - they offer good promos to their clients
4. they have a wide array of sample invites - most are embossed style
Ocular Visit at Santuario De San Jose
Monday, June 22, 2009
Ocular Inspection at Makati Shangrila
I was assisted by Ms. Avril Mariano - Events Manager of Makati Shang and very customer oriented and accommodating as she showed me Quezon Ballroom by accompanying me to the place and giving me suggestions of how to decorate the place.
My client Michelle (who's a very cool soon-t0-be bride by the way) will be having her wedding reception at Makati Shang and I need to check how big is Quezon Ballroom and what style can be incorporated with it.

The Quezon Ballroom has a 375 pax capacity - however Michelle's guests would comprises of 150 pax only, so we are thinking of what other things to include in the Ballroom (like photobooth, photo gallery of the couple etc.)

The Quezon Ballroom has a center foyer and low ceiling area so we really need to conceptualize how to make it more elegant and how the foyer will not distract the guests nor make it the center of attention in the venue.

Thank God, I'll be attending the free career enhancement seminar of Themes & Motifs on July 28 at PICC Forum, CCP Complex. One of the seminar is about Events Styling and the presentor will be Mr. Henry Pascual (whew! I am sooo excited to see him conduct lecture about event styling and learn new ideas for him). And hopefully through that seminar it will give me ideas how to event style the Quezon Ballroom.
Friday, June 12, 2009
My First Bridal Fair
I came to one realization - BRIDAL FAIR is a great way to promote my small events services business. Yes, a great amount of money is involved in joining bridal fairs but it will also return instantly as prospective clients will get to know your services as well.
I was convinced by Anna to join the bridal fair and she gave me a very good spot. What were the things I considered before I joined the bridal fair? What goals would I like to achieve for that event?
- I'd like everyone to know that there is YOUR EVENTS SERVICES ... where events services need not be expensive;
- I'd like more exposure for my business - you see, wedding/debut planning and coordination is one business that does not really require HUGE AMOUNT of Capital, you just need to have good communication, management and organizational skills to be good in this kind of business;
- I'd like to help clients in my small way - that is offering quality services at an affordable price;
- I also considered the venue - Trinoma is great location with all people from the North would drop by at this beautiful mall before going home plus there is a connecting area to the MRT Station;
- This is a start-up in making my business full blast
It was a 2 day affair and yes, it was really tiring - physically tiring - but I enjoyed every moment giving out flyers, explaining to prospective clients our services, meeting new supplier friends and seeing the Bridal Fair in a new perspective.
This will not be the last, in fact I have decided if I would really like this business to prosper ... if I would really like to go full time - I need to join bridal fairs to create additional information awareness about our team, to meet prospective clients, to gain new supplier friends and to boost my SELF CONFIDENCE as a coordinator, emcee and entrepreneur.
This is YOUR EVENTS TEAM - Hencel (wearing red jacket), Ellaine (my creative coordinator), Michael and Eddie (the two boys in our team - very reliable and hardworking).
Sunday, May 31, 2009
YOUR EVENTS' SERVICES
We serve GOD by serving our CLIENTS and making their special day truly memorable. And we are very privileged to have GOD as our WEDDING PLANNER and MANAGER. HE is the Strength of our heart and our Team.
Our VISION … to be a ONE-STOP BRIDAL and EVENTS SERVICES SHOP.
Our MISSION … to provide a beautiful, stress-free and enjoyable occasion at a very REASONABLE price and COORDINATE YOUR EVENTS according to your ideal direction.
Our COMMITMENT … We live by OUR PASSION - quality events services within our CLIENT’S budget.
I have always dream of being a ONE-STOP (not just a BRIDAL) but AN EVENTS' SERVICES SHOP - everything that a bride/debutante/celebrant is looking for.
Right now, YOUR EVENTS' is offering the following services -
- Full Coordination Wedding Package
- Partial or Turn Over Coordination Wedding Package
- OTD (On the Day) Coordination Package
- Reception Coordination Package
- Wedding/Debut/ Emcee Services
- LCD Projector Rental Services
- Bridal Car Services
- Photo & Video
- Lights & Sounds
- Flower Arrangement
- RSVP Services
- Guest Registration Services
- Missalettes
Contact me via email at yourevents101@yahoo.com.ph for more information.
My Commitment
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
HAPPY WALK
I'd like to share a good news
I'll be sharing this to you guys soon....
But for now, just a short message
May we all have a HAPPY WALK in our everyday lives! God Bless!
Monday, March 2, 2009
How you can reach US?
Feel free to inquire or contact us through our two channels:
For our MANILA CHANNEL:
Contact Person: Cel Villagonzalo-Barrio
Email Address: yourevents101@yahoo.com.ph or hvbarrio@gmail.com
Mobile No: 0929-5900144 or 0922-8HENCEL (0922-8436235)
For our BAHRAIN CHANNEL:
Contact Person: Jeffrey Villagonzalo
Email Address: epoy31@yahoo.com
Bahrain Mobile No: 00973-39848732
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