Thursday, November 25, 2010
Ideas for Cheap Favors..
Friday, July 2, 2010
Sit Down Dinner VS Buffet?
What's the best way to feed a room full of hungry wedding guests? Is the traditional sit down dinner the best option for you or should you go with a buffet? Are you looking for a way to stay within your wedding budget? Brainstorming the plans for your dinner reception will provide significant opportunities for savings. Sometimes, depending on size, location and your expected guest, you can consider a buffet instead of a formal sit-down meal. A multi-course sit down meal is generally more expensive:
• If you’re going for Elegance, then choosing a formal sit down will probably be a smarter selection and plus, your more persnickety guests are more likely to be left in awe.
• Think about how many elderly guest/ children (if any) will be in attendance. Having a sit down may accommodate those individuals better.
• How many of your guests are from out of town? A formal dinner just may be the break they need.
• For a sit down, with a wait staff, you more than likely will not run out of food for your hungry guests.
• Less mess for guest and the after party cleaners (which you have to budget for as well).
Advantages of a buffet dinner:
• Thinking of the comfort of your guest, a buffet could be a better choice. They can sit eat exactly what they desire, sit back and relax.
• A buffet is generally cheaper because there is no staff to pay for, which may also make the food a little cheaper.
• You can offer your guests a variety of food options and people enjoy having a variety of food to choose from.
• Buffets encourage mingling. They force people to get up from their table and interact with other guests at your wedding, even if briefly.
So, whether you desire a steak/ seafood feast or an array of mixture buffet, you'll likely spend a large chunk of your wedding budget on food for your guests. Caterers have options to fit every theme, taste and budget so have an idea of what you want before you schedule a tasting consultation.
For more tips and ideas or to schedule a consultation contact LeSoiree.
K. Zaid
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Party On A Budget!!!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Pre Wedding Ideas...
Monday, June 14, 2010
The Unique Language of Flowers...
Knowing the meaning and inspiration behind the various flower types can add an emotional or sentimental element to your choice in floral arrangements for your wedding. As the bride and groom, you my choose to express your true feelings and intimacy in your flower selection; shared just between you two.
Or if you decide to go with a specific theme for your wedding, make sure the flowers you choose (centerpieces, bridal/ brides maids bouquets, boutenierres and other floral decor) matches the theme as well as your personalities. Incorporating signature flowers in your wedding not only enhances the ambiance but it also allows the many family and friends to really get to know who you are as a couple.
To Find the different meanings for flowers, check out- Wed Themes online. This site will not only provide you with the name and meaning but photos as well.
Photo info- Pink bouquet: Martha Stewart Weddings, White centerpiece: Stone Blossom Florals and Red centerpiece: Project Wedding
For more wedding ideas, continue to read our weekly blog or contact us below.
- K.Zaid
k.zaid@lesoireeeventplanning.com
404.591.5669 X 1
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Kids Parties!!!
Monday, June 7, 2010
New Wedding/ Event Planners!!!
Friday, May 28, 2010
Anniversary, Patriotic Style
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Themes For The Bachelorette!!!!
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
LeSoiree's Top 5 Wedding Sites
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Yummy Desserts...
Monday, May 24, 2010
Top Wedding Themes
Friday, May 21, 2010
Since I Was A Little Girl, My DReam Wedding Was...
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wedding Tales..
Something old, something new
Something borrowed, something blue
And a silver sixpence in her shoe.*
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
LeSoiree Presents... Our First Mini- Mercial
Monday, May 17, 2010
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Avoid a DIY catastrophe!!!
When it comes to planning for an event. Whether it's a wedding, birthday, shower or just a casual get together, you must be mindful of your time and abilities. Some projects at a glance, may seem minute, then once you take on that task.... BOOM!!
There are many things you can do yourself or with a little help from family and friends. For
example: creating favors, centerpieces/ show pieces, decorations and place cards. A favor is a small gift to say thank you for attending and remember our event. You can get a 9 pack of mini candy jars from Joann Fabric and Craft for only $9.99, fill them with mini candies like MM's or Jelly Beans (theme colors) which are about $3- $5 per bag at Walmart, wrap a single satin ribbon around the neck of the jar 3/8" W- 18ft (any color) for $1.49 also at Joann's and just to add a little more personality, place a label with your event info on the jar top. Labels are available online for large quantities or at a office store for a smaller guest list and you can design them online for free and print them in your own home.
priorities. By knowing there are many inexpensive avenues you can take for your
wedding, you can still have the wedding of your dreams without
breaking the bank.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
How to save money on weddings..
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Why Hire An Event Planner???
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Did you know????
It Hurts
Like a knife
Slowly penetrating my heart
Repeated in motion
And it has yet to stop.
No matter what I do…
No matter what I say…
It hurts
Aching memories
Replaying in my head
Over & over & over again
Trying to concentrate
Think elsewhere,
IMPOSSIBLE!!!
Driving me to insanity
Praying it will just “end”.
It hurts
Knowing without a doubt
What’s not meant
That thing you love…
That thing you work so hard at
Day after day.
Knowing without knowing
The truth…
The role you played,
The ‘spot’ you kept warm at night.
No longer needed…
No longer wanted.
It hurts
Being the last to see
That, which lies beneath
The secret unveiled.
It hurts to know, it was never you.