Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2012

Become a Wedding Planner


Weddings can be fun. This one was a small outdoor wedding with about 50 people attending. Just beware that if you do the decorations, the flowers, the cake, the food and plan the ceremony at some point something will go wrong. Fortunately the only thing that happened was out of my control, the best man was late. Everything else went smoothly and it was a wonderful wedding (even if a bit late in starting). I big thank you to my helpers; Stephany, Meghan, Eric, Jacob and Will. Also thanks to DJ Santiago Paramo for wonderful music during the wedding and meal, and for keeping everyone dancing till the party was over. Couldn't have pulled it off without their help the day before and the day of the wedding. Congratulations to the happy couple! (Not so sure I am going to try this one again! Although fun, it was a lot of work!!)





















Friday, August 31, 2012

Enjoy Duke University's Gardens


Photographing the Sarah P Duke Gardens of Duke University has given me tremendous pleasure. I had been told that Duke University is a beautiful place to visit, even if you do not plan on going to school here. You must take the time to see this incredibly beautiful place located just outside Raleigh, North Carolina. These gardens are only a glimpse of what this place is like. The grounds are spectacular, along with all the buildings, and the history is truly remarkable. Definitely a place to enjoy.























Friday, July 6, 2012

Crash a Wedding

If you ever want to crash a wedding, make sure its a Greek or Jewish wedding. There is so much fun at these weddings and the people really know how to enjoy themselves at special events. The people at this particular Jewish wedding were wonderful fun and I had a great time meeting them, dancing and just enjoying the fun quirkiness of the couple getting married. The event took place at a beautiful art gallery and it was a magical union.