Open House!!

Open Houses are a great way to meet people and view products/displays. I was fortunate to be a part of an open house at Al's Formal Wear at Firewheel Mall in Garland, Texas several weeks ago. I have uploaded several images featuring my table display. It was scorching hot outside and I was right in front of the window....good thing my candy didn't melt!

It was fun creating these candy labels and they turned out sssooo cute!

I designed and wrapped these miniture choclates the night before the open house. I had a helping hand from my awesome boyfriend. He didn't mind since he was able to eat some!

They were gorgeously displayed on this beautiful glass pedestal.

Kristela + Joe = HIP & MODERN

Kristela and Joe were truly a perfect pair!

Down to the details, this wedding was FANTABULOUS!

The candy bar display and photobooth was a HIT! These are so trendy right now! The Atrium at The Granville Arts Center was an absolutely stunning venue! Mark Wilson, the Event Director there, was helpful, had a great sense of humor, and was a pleasure to work with!

This was my favorite picture! Kristela and her daughter Mia!

Working with Kris and Joe was an awesome experience! I wish them both the best of luck and happiness for years to come!

To view more images of Kristela and Joe's wedding, visit our website at:

http://www.alamodesoirees.com/ or Jessica Donofrio's website.

Photographs courtesy of Jessica Donofrio. Her work is breathtaking and senselessly amazing!

www.jessicadonofrio.com/blog

http://www.jessicadonofrio.com/

Hawaiian Themed Celebration

I had the opportunity to coordinate Rita & Henry's Hawaiian-themed wedding in May 2010. This was my first THEMED wedding and it was so much fun!

This wedding took place at The Filter Building on White Rock Lake, a perfect place for this theme! Guests were greeted with leis and signature blue cocktails to cool them off in Texas' heat. They were then escorted outdoors where white garden chairs were set overlooking the sparkling lake.

The bridal party walked in from the lovely sounds of a Hawaiian band. Bridesmaids had beautiful blue parosols to block out the sun. Rita and Henry's ceremony was gorgeous!

The reception was decked out in Hawaiian decor and entertainment!

From escort cards marked with beautiful blue, irredescent stones, sand-filled centerpieces, a palm tree made of pineapple bases and adorned with fruit kabobs, hula dancers, and the Hawaiian band playing during dinner hour made this a memorable and festive event. By the end of the evening, the guests were worn out from tunes the D.J. was spinning.

Overall the guests had a great time, everything went well, and Rita and Henry were husband and wife!

For more images, please visit our website at www.alamodesoirees.com!
Images courtesy of: A Different Perspective Photography www.adpphotostudio.com