Society Magazine - Spring 2016

EVENTS • CHARITY • WEDDINGS

VIVA LA FIESTA

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’m getting married! It’s still early enough in my engagement that I can say it with a mixture of awe and pinch-me glee. A lot of the “big things” have been decided, such as venue, dress, and caterer; but the fine details have yet to be sorted. And like many a modern bride, I’m working on balancing fiancé, friends, philanthropy, and work while I scramble to nail the rest ELIZABETH down. In truth, it’s left YG A RT UA me in need of a little inspiration.

Luckily this issue of Society is full of ideas for everyone from philanthropic party planners to brides-to-be. We have suggestions for what men can wear to summer parties, locations to host a wedding with great skyline views, and hors d’oeuvres to serve at your next soirée. Need another charitable cause to get hyped about? Be sure to get your planners and calendars ready before reading our event previews — we’re sure you’ll be as excited about these groups as we are. Save the best for last and read the wedding announcements starting on page 29. These couple’s love stories will leave you wanting to say, “I do!” again, and again.

As always, we thank you for reading and hope that you’ll share your love with us at parkcitiespeople.com/contact.

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Fiesta DE LAS SEIS BANDERAS Story & Photos by Elizabeth Ygartua

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n a festive evening in June, 40 young women from the Park Cities will take the stage at the Hilton Anatole in glistening gowns designed to celebrate the splendors of Mexico at the 31st annual La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas presentation ball.

It’s a night La Fiesta chairs Eloise Meachum and Missy Rothwell, the organization’s guild, the duchesses, their escorts, and their families have been preparing for since invitations were sent out last summer.

Any graduating senior who lives within the boundaries of Highland Park ISD is eligible to be nominated by the men of the Order of the Flags, a La Fiesta support group, and other involved parties. Those chosen to be escorts and duchesses are selected based on their character, attitude, judgement, academic accomplishment, leadership, and community involvement, according to the chairs.

“It’s a very private process, but I do feel like, from what we know, it’s very fair,” Rothwell { PHOTO: JAMES FRENCH } said. “It’s usually a good mixture of kids.”

While last year’s 30th anniversay ball celebrated all six flags that have flown over Texas, this year the event will narrow its focus on the third country to raise its emblem over the Lone Star state.

The pair said it was fun to focus on just one flag this year and come up with the titles for the duchesses. Don’t worry, there’s no Duchess of the Gila Monster, Meachum said. For inspiration, the guild researched waterways and landmarks, and reused some titles from 2007 — the last time Mexico ruled La Fiesta. “[At the ball], we speak about their title before we talk about the girl and so we look for things that there will be something to talk about,” Rothwell said. “We don’t have six flowers because, you know, there’s not enough to say about six different flowers.”

With titles decided, the duchesses met with costume designer Laurie Haluska last summer to sketch out their gowns.

“She tries to do historically accurate or significant [designs], but it’s sort of a push-pull between the girls and what they want and what represents their title,” Meachum said.

In the past, the dresses have been displayed in storefronts around town following the gala. But this year, all 40 gowns will be shown at the University Park Public Library, one of La Fiesta’s beneficiaries.

“We are excited to be able to do this for La Fiesta, who has been so generous and supportive of the library and of the community," said UP Library director Sharon Martin. "We are hoping it brings people into the library to see what we offer."

Other beneficiaries include Connecting Point of the Park Cities, The Elisa Project, Park Cities Heritage House at Dallas Heritage Village, Highland Park High School’s Habitat for Humanity chapter, the HPHS Science Festival, HP Arts, and the HP Education Foundation.

Both Rothwell and Meachum are former PTA presidents who came to understand the needs of the HPISD schools during their terms and through their participation with La Fiesta.

“I think people think the Park Cities schools have everything and they don’t,” Rothwell said. “We want to help, because there are so many needs.”

Since 1986, La Fiesta has raised $7.5 million. Each year, half of the duchess and escort fees go to the beneficiaries. The rest of the funds raised come from Order of the Flag and guild dues, as well as underwriting. According to Rothwell, while the underwriting deadline is May 1, donations can be made year round at lafiestaparkcities.com.

 S A V E T H E D A T E : La Fiesta Gala, June 18, Hilton Anatole

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DUCHESSES Layne Forbes Anderson Duchess of la Ciudad de México

Kathryn Grace Bancroft

Margaret Wiley Fersing Duchess of los Milagros

Charlotte Leigh Fitzpatrick

Caroline Angel Magee Duchess of Sonora

Ann Christine Martin

Duchess of the Águila Real

Duchess of El Cervantino

Duchess of Xochimilco

Zöe Anne Besser

Rachel Suzanne Gill

Kathleen Elizabeth Massa

Duchess of Zacatecas

Duchess of Palacio de Bellas Artes

Lancaster Anne Blake Duchess of Veracruz

Avery Elizabeth Campbell Duchess of France

Courtney Anne Horn Duchess of the Yucatan

Laura Anne Hughes Duchess of Morelia

Duchess of Tulum

Megan Marie Nash Duchess of the Pyramids of the Sun & Moon

Nancy Seay Neuhoff Duchess of the Morning Star

Allie Elizabeth Cowan

Hailey Hayes Humann

Jillian Grace Owens

Duchess of the Confederacy

Duchess of Monterrey

Duchess of Santa Cecilia

Carolena Gabrielle Crank Duchess of Mexico

Elizabeth Page Davis Duchess of Guadalajara

Elizabeth Reed Sockwell Duchess of Día de la Raza Julianna Catherine Szuwalski Duchess of los Mariachis Margaret Ann Taylor Duchess of the Copper Canyon

Meredith Kay Thomas Duchess of Chichén Itzá

Justine Jo Patterson

Catherine Margaret Thompson

Duchess of the Rio Grande

Duchess of Cuernavaca

Kathleen Elizabeth Kilpatrick Duchess of the USA

Margaret Carter Pittman Duchess of Cinco de Mayo

Elizabeth Alison Kraft

Emma Jean Ruk

Duchess of la Bougainvillea

Duchess of the Sea of Cortez

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Sydney Elisabeth Smith Duchess of Oaxaca

Duchess of University Park

Duchess of Riviera Maya

Duchess of Spain

Duchess of San Miguel de Allende

Madison Henley James

Lauren Nicole Echols Elizabeth Gardner Farrow

Elizabeth Everman Seay

Catherine Winifred Kumpf Duchess of the Dahlia

Cambria Katherine Sayre Duchess of Highland Park

Lauren Michelle Titus Duchess of the Republic of Texas

Savannah Louise Willis Duchess of Carnaval

Judith Lynn Wismer Duchess of the Monarch Butterfly

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SOCIAL CALENDAR

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15th Annual Polo on

4 Voly in the Park, Klyde

10 A Night in Tahiti,

Visionary Women Luncheon Honoring Virginia Chandler Dykes, Omni Dallas Hotel, 12 – 1:15 p.m.

5 35th Annual National Day of Prayer Luncheon, The Hope Center, 12 p.m.

the Lawn, benefiting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and Prestonwood Polo Club

Warren Park, 12 – 4 p.m.

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Miss Texas Pageant,

Wilkinson Center, 6500

Prestonwood Polo &

Cedar Springs, 9 p.m.

Country Club, 3 – 8 p.m.

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6 TACA Lexus Party on the

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Green, Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, 7 p.m.

Can Do Luncheon,

End of Season

Dallas Country Club,

Celebration, Morton H.

6 Emmitt Smith Celebrity

11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Meyerson Symphony

Invitational Gala, Omni Dallas Hotel, 6 p.m.

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7 Emmitt Smith

Orchestra Stradivarius

Center, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Centerstage, Winspear

AUGUST

Opera House, 6:30 p.m.

Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament, TPC Craig Ranch, 7:30 a.m.

24 Heart to Heart

20 Hope’s Door

Center Luncheon and

30 Years of Service

7 TAG Derby, Marie

CASA, 11 a.m.

Luncheon, Hilton Dallas

Gabrielle Restaurant & Gardens, 4 – 8 p.m.

Fashion Show, Dallas

Plano, Granite Park,

25 Aim for Advocacy,

11 a.m.

Dallas Gun Club, 11 a.m.

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The 2016 Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary Fashion Show and Luncheon is at 10 a.m. on May 2 at the Omni Hotel Dallas.

Carmaleta Whitley is the event chair. Honorary chairs are Myrna Schlegel, Kimberly Schlegel Whitman, Kari Schlegel Kloewer, and Krystal Schlegel.

benefiting Children at Risk, Hotel ZaZa, 6 p.m.

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Dallas Symphony Orchestra Gala, Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, 6:30 p.m. – 1 a.m.

OCTOBER

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1 25th Annual Zoo To Do,

HARVEST benefiting the North Texas Food Bank, The Shed at Dallas Farmers Market, 7 p.m.

22 North Texas Giving Day, 6 a.m. – midnight, NorthTexasGivingDay.org

24 Fur Ball benefiting the SPCA of Texas, Omni Dallas Hotel, 6:30 p.m. – 12 a.m.

30 YMCA 13th Annual Key Leaders Lunch, Belo Mansion, 12 p.m.

Dallas Zoo, 5:30 p.m.

15 Cattle Baron’s Ball, benefiting the American Cancer Society, Gilley’s Dallas, 7 p.m.

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Robert S. Folsom Leadership Award Dinner, Hilton Anatole, 6:30 – 9 p.m.

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Dallas Womens Foundation Annual Luncheon, Hilton Anatole, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

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he 2016 Genesis Luncheon May 6, supports the safety, coun11:30 a.m. seling, and expert services Hilton that Genesis Women's Shelter & Anatole, Support provides to battered women $175 and their children. Nancy Rogers and { COURTESY PHOTO } Gina Betts will co-chair the luncheon, while Sophia and Willis Johnson will serve as underwriting chairs.

Actor, director, and producer Tyler Perry will be the keynote speaker. Perry himself has overcome a childhood of poverty and abuse. “It is our greatest hope that the Genesis Annual Luncheon, highlighted this year by the awe-inspiring story of Tyler Perry, helps those experiencing domestic violence know that there is indeed help and hope for them to have the abuse-free lives they deserve," Genesis CEO Jan Langbein said.

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GENESIS MASQUERADE BALL Feb. 6, hosted by Genesis Young Leaders at the Empire Room 1. Danielle and Vance Yudell. 2. Luke Patterson, Chelsea Cunningham, Jaca Stultz, and Stephen Hassenflu. 3. Steve and Jan Langbein. 4. Allyson Blow, Heather LeClair, and Kamela Aboussie.

5. Andrea and Ben Raet. 6. Chris and Jessica Hughes. 7. Robert Birdwell and Kristen Reed.

8. Genesis Young Leader’s Board Members. || { PHOTOS: DANA DRIENSKY }

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CASA Preps for Parade of Play Houses

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or 17 days in July, raffle July 15 - 31 tickets will be available NorthPark to purchase online or at Center ticket tables throughout NorthPark { FILE PHOTO: KRISTINA Center for one of several beautiful BOWMAN } playhouses designed and built by generous corporations, organizations, and individuals.

All proceeds from sponsorships and raffle ticket sales benefit the children served by Court Appointed Special Advocates. Dallas CASA helps find safe, permanent homes for abused and neglected children.

The winning raffle tickets will be drawn during the event's closing ceremony.

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C A S A B L A N C A C A S I N O PA R T Y Jan. 30, hosted by CASA’s young professionals at CASA’s headquarters 1. Morgan Spencer, Sarah Hauke, CASA president Kathleen LaValle, Ali Achord, and Emily Vander.

2. Caitlin and Andy Swann. 3. YP group president Johnathan Bassham and wife, Christine.

4. Madeline Littrell and Nathan Venz. 5. Amanda and Chris Davidson with Katherene and Tom Hough. 6. Macarena Ivanissevich and Kelcey Hamilton. 7. James Landis, David Shida, Samantha Landis, and Dave McAdams. 8. Jenny McLiney, Alex Skartsiaris, Whitney Hollis, Taylor Teague, Kathryn McDonnell, Tori Brunelli, and Nina Prasad. || { PHOTOS: TIM HEITMAN }

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Golf & Gala with Emmitt Smith

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an you beat a red-carGALA: May 6, pet entry? Only with 6:30 -11 p.m. a celebrity reception, Omni Hotel live auction, dinner, and party Dallas; at the Omni hosted by Pat and $500 Emmitt Smith.

TOURNAMENT: Comedian Broderick Rice May 7 will emcee. The evening will 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. feature the presentation of the TPC Craig Roger Staubach Award to this Ranch; $50 year’s recipients, Dr. Phil and { COURTESY PHOTO } Robin McGraw, as well as a live performance by Daughtry.

Enjoy dinner and dancing, but just be sure to be ready to get up again the next morning and head out to the TPC Craig Ranch to watch celebs compete in the Celebrity Golf Tournament, while you enjoy live music, food, and more drinks.

The gala and tournament both benefit the Pat & Emmitt Smith Charities (PESC), funding summer camps, afterschool programs, college tuition, and other educational programming for underserved children.

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E M M I T T S M I T H C E L E B R I T Y I N V I TAT I O N A L T E E S O F F Jan. 13, kickoff party hosted at Lisa and Steve Lieberman’s Preston Hollow home 1. Steve and Lisa Lieberman with Pat and Emmitt Smith. 2. Jon and Celia Drummond 3. Billy Dawson. 4. LeeAnn and Alan White. 5. Members of Team 22 — ­­­ a Pat & Emmitt Smith Charities.

6. Thomas and Carmen Surgent. 7. Carmaleta Whitely and Otis Felton.

8. Carole and Scott Murray. || { PHOTOS: GITTINGS }

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Regina Montoya Recognized for Can Do Spirit

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he Wilkinson Center May 13, will present the 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. fourth annual CAN at the Dallas DO Awards at its luncheon in Country Club, May. $250 The award recognizes the { COURTESY PHOTO } “Can Do Spirit” of entrepreneurship in philanthropy. This year’s recipients are the North Texas Food Bank and Regina Montoya, chair of the mayor’s Task Force on Poverty, as well as a Wilkinson Center client. The event is chaired by Sara Albert.

The Wilkinson Center is dedicated to helping Dallas families find pathways out of poverty.

The sponsor party will be held on the evening of April 26 at the Preston Hollow home of Tucker Enthoven.

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C A N D O L U N C H E O N K I C K- O F F Feb. 25, hosted by the Wilkinson Center at Kendra Scott Jewelry in Preston Center 1. Stephanie Taylor, Amy Parker, Meredith Zidell, Sloan Looney Dix, and Lacy Montgomery.

2. Laura Ailshire and Baylea Wood. 3. OJ DeSouza, Kelli Mansfield and Hunter Heres.

4. Stephanie Taylor and Annie Salem. 5. Sher Miller and Cindy Weed. 6. Alisa Shawver and Chrystie Trimmell. 7. Regina Montoya, Cynthia Melnick, and Sara Albert. || { PHOTOS: LISA MEANS }

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Dallas Heritage Village Turns 50

By Annie Wiles We’ll take our history with April 30, a twist, please. Dallas Heritage 6-10 p.m. at Village presents a celebration Dallas Heritage of the American cocktail and Village, $100 the Village’s 50th year in Dallas for individual with a '60s-themed night of fun. tickets Presented by Sidley Austin, LLP, the fundraiser will support learning opportunities for students and adults at Dallas Heritage Village. Ben and Marilyn Weber are serving as honorary chairs, while Don Baynham is the event chair.

“Anyone who has attended ‘Twist’ before knows that this night is very different from the Village’s normal routine of welcoming thousands of school kids and families to learn about life in Dallas from 1840-1910,” said Melissa Prycer, president and executive director of Dallas Heritage Village. “This night is for the adults to have fun, learn a bit of history themselves, and raise important funds for Dallas Heritage Village.”

Sip on era-themed cocktails by the Standard Pour's Brian McCullough and enjoy Blue Mesa Grill hors d’oeuvres while you dance to the tunes of Matt Tolentino and friends. Vintage attire is encouraged!

Don’t Miss the Byron Nelson

By Annie Wiles The 2016 AT&T Byron May 16-22, Nelson will feature some of 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., the best golfers in the world, Four Seasons including Preston Hollow Resort and native Jordan Spieth and last Club, $45 year’s Byron Nelson champion Stephen Bowditch. Daily tickets provide access to the tournament grounds, Champion’s Way, and pavilion. There will also be two Grey Goose lounges on the 17th and 18th holes.

Hosted by the Salesmanship Club, the tournament benefits the Momentous Institute, the club’s nonprofit that provides mental health and education programs to children in Dallas.

“It’s going to be another fabulous tournament," said Salesmanship Club president Bill McClung. "But I also hope they remember that what they paid for their ticket will help change the lives of thousands of children."

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ut on your boots and April 30, 7 p.m., jeans and head to Gilley’s Dallas; Gilley’s to Dream Big $150 with Ally’s Wish at their signaBritnee ture fundraising event.

Kellogg from The gala mixes fun and eleAmerican Idol gance and features a seated is performing at the gala. dinner buffet, live and silent { PHOTO: THE auctions, live entertainment, COTTON CROP } and, most importantly, an after party. American Idol’s Britnee Kellogg will headline, while Real Housewives of Dallas’ LeeAnne Locken will emcee. Tricia Sims will serve as honorary chair, and Laura Downing as gala chair.

The gala will benefit the terminally ill young mothers who Ally’s Wish supports by granting their wishes. The gala’s theme, Dream Big, represents how Ally’s Wish helps the moms they work with.

According to the group, they want to grant a wish that is truly precious and meaningful to the families they work with, so they always tell the moms to dream big.

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2. Deve Stanford and Phyllis Comu. 3. Kay Jones and Kunthear Mam-Douglas. 4. Gala chair Laura Downing and Virginia Petty.

5. Ken Weber and Allison Mitchell.

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JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS BALL Feb. 20, Hilton Anatole Hotel 1. Ball chair Ashley Allen and Meredith Mosley, JLD president. 2. Joshua and Hollan Black. 3. Nicole Spinuzzi, Ashley Walton, and Trisha Franks.

4. James Jessup and Robin Daniels. 5. Scott Dold and Mackenzie Whipps.

6. Tim and Melissa Johnston. 7. Tracy Steiner and Laura Navarro. { PHOTOS: LAURA BUCKMAN }

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30TH ANNUAL DSOL BALL Feb. 20, Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center 1. Linda and John Gilmore. 2. Jay, McKenzie, and Baird Hicks.

3. Ball co-chairs Dixey Arterburn and Cynthia Beaird with DSOL President Melissa Lewis, presentation ball chair Nancy Labadie and co-chair Ginger Sager. 4. Christie, Lowrie, and John Reniger. 5. Honor guard Preston Troutt with deb Ashton Gillespie. 6. Lizzy Gates with debs Lauren and Tasha Beal.

7. Alexandra, Claire, and Carolina Henry. 8. Callie and John Stone. 9. Gail Ewing does the Texas Dip. || { PHOTOS: DEBORAH BROWN }

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NASHER PRIZE INAUGURAL AWA R D G A L A April 2, Nasher Sculpture Center; this year’s laureate was Doris Salcedo.

1. Catherine Rose, Jeremy Strick, Elaine Agather, and Jennifer Eagle. 2. Sheryl and Eric Maas. 3. Nancy Nasher, Doris Salcedo, and Mayor Mike Rawlings. 4. Caroline and Richard Brettell.

5. John and Jennifer Eagle with Cindy and Howard Rachofsky. 6. Allison V. Smith and Barry Whistler.

7. Lindsey and Patrick Collins.

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T H I R D A N N U A L D I A M O N D G A L A K I C K- O F F Jan. 29, The Room on Main; the gala on April 30 benefits Evergreen Life Services.

1. Rolando Diaz paints, “I Feel You.” 2. Doug Murray, Kirby Schlegel, and Henry Masters. 3. Chesley Antoinette, Kevin Kingery, and Lesly Veliz.

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CHARITY

LADIES WHO LUNCH

By Britt E. Stafford Dallas wouldn’t be Dallas without an overflowing philanthropic social calendar each year. And the Real Housewives of Dallas are setting out to show the nation what it takes to be Dallasite socialites, including the three residents representing Preston Hollow: Cary Deuber, LeeAnne Locken, and “friend of the housewives” Marie Reyes.

Deuber, a mother and certified registered nurse first assistant, started her philanthropic endeavors by donating her time on several medical mission trips.

Nowadays Deuber prefers to stick close to home, volunteering as a member of the Junior League of Dallas and working with her husband, plastic surgeon Dr. Mark Deuber, with the Doris Daniely Outreach. Together, the pair provides operating time to women who are unable to afford breast reconstructive services.

“It’s nice to go to a dinner or cocktail party and give back, but I’m more hands on,” she said. “I like to see the change.”

Ask Locken and she’ll tell you that philanthropy is her heart and soul.

At the top of her seemingly endless list of causes are child and domestic violence prevention — a survivor of child abuse herself; rescue animals;

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and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights. Among the list of her favorite organizations to support are the SPCA of Texas, the Design Industries Foundation Fighting Aids (DIFFA), and the Legacy Counseling Center.

But Locken knows no limits to the number of organizations or causes she will support. To avoid accidentally double booking, she keeps two dry erase calendars full, along with a picture of the boards on her phone.

“I love my haters who say that I go to these events to get my picture taken,” she said. “… I care about making a difference.”

Businesswoman Reyes is a fellow DIFFA supporter and can trace her involvement with the organization back almost 25 years, when she donated her time on the catwalk for its annual runway show. It’s one of her two favorite events of the year, she said.

The second is the annual headpiece extravaganza that is the Mad Hatter’s Tea, held annually at the Dallas Arboretum.

So, whether it’s a luncheon or gala, helping kids or fighting cancer, this trio knows how to balance their personal lives, work, and still make time to be ladies who lunch for a cause.

“It’s challenging to say the least,” Reyes said. “You put your priorities in the right order and do the best you can.”

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WHAT TO WEAR

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hile Texas is notorious for its heat, that doesn’t mean a man’s style should suffer. Lake days, cookouts, and Sunday brunches are synonymous with the season. So, how’s a guy supposed to stay fashionable, comfortable, and, more importantly, cool in the heat?

Men, you can have it all this season. You can stay cool and look the part.

Out to the Ballgame For most men, baseball means shorts and a jersey.

Instead, swap the T-shirt with a washed, short-sleeved, button-up shirt in either a print, or classic red or blue. A common mistake here is not focusing on the fit. You don't want to wear a trash bag on your torso.

The shirt should fit like a T-shirt would. Roll the sleeves a couple of times to create that casual it-just-does-this look.

Just add a pair of navy shorts and white Jack Purcell sneakers and you’ll be sure to be one of the best dressed guys at the ballpark.

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BBQs and Cookouts Whether it's hosted in the scorching afternoon heat or the slightly cooler evening, a cookout calls for an ensemble that is both outdoors-friendly and polished. Why not try a retro navy Lacoste polo with a pair of off-white chinos?

You may be thinking, “Pants in the summer? You have to be insane.” But, it's all about the fabric here. If you go for the cotton chinos, your legs and body will thank you for the coolness they provide. Much better than traditional denim or wool pants.

As for the polo, I would even button it all the way up to add my personal touch, just like my grandpa did with his. After all, trends do almost always come back around. If the English still sport this look, why can’t we?

Brunch, Brunch, Brunch Guys, here's the time to flex those sartorial muscles. You're heading out of church or recovering from a good night of fun. So, you rally the troops for the ritualistic ceremony that is brunch in Dallas, the meal to which everyone comes out swaggering in their Sunday best. Luckily, it's going to be earlier in the day, which means the sun won't be out in full force yet.

Here you could pull off a T-shirt with a cool sports coat or blazer paired with shorts and sneakers. Often, guys are scared away from the blazer thinking it's a formal piece.

Here's my advice: treat it like a jacket or sweatshirt. Wear it just the same, make it more casual, and it'll reward you. Then roll up the sleeves and dig into that eggs benedict you just ordered, confident in your ensemble.

You deserve it.

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{ Anne Holland, M.D. &

Christopher Mardy, M.D. } AUG. 1, 2015

Drs. Anne Ashcroft Holland and Christopher Graham Mardy were married on Aug. 1, 2015, in an outdoor ceremony in Jackson Hole, Wyo., officiated by the Right Rev. Terry Papé. Guests arrived via gondolas for the 5 p.m. wedding. A reception of dining and dancing followed at Couloir Restaurant at the top of the Bridger Gondola.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Holland III of Highland Park. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon David Mardy of Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. The bride was escorted down the aisle by her father.

The bride’s wedding gown and veil were originally worn by her mother in her wedding. The bride’s veil, of matching Alençon lace, flowed well beyond the length of the gown’s train. The bride carried a loose, cascading bouquet of white roses and green textured foliage.

Attending Anne as maid of honor was her sister, Kathryn Elizabeth Holland. The bridesmaids included her sisters-in-law Lorraine Wallace Holland and Katherine Mardy Baker; Mallory Sutcliffe Culbert, Lauren Parma Elsener, Elizabeth Beasley Raynor, Laura Marie Nugent, Arden Faye Pennell, and Alice Warnecke Sutro. The flower girl was Elizabeth Bird Holland, the niece of the bride. Julia Flowers Schwarz and Dr. Anne Chapman Onishi were members of the house party.

Katy Stamatis Golik and Erin Donovan Tyrrell were the scripture readers.

Attending the groom as best man was Dr. Benjamin Jonathan Wolpaw. His groomsmen were his brothersin-law Robert B. Holland IV and Matthew Isaiah W. Baker; Dr. Ross M. Beckman, Dr. M. Travis Caton, Dr. David W. Creighton, James M. Gertzog, Dr. Timothy J. Luchetti, Dr. Adam J. Margolius, William Alexander Packer, Aaron A. Small, and Dr. Brett M. Weinstock.

The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School and received her Bachelor of Arts in human biology from Stanford University. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. The groom graduated from Northern Highlands Regional High School in Allendale, N.J. and he received a Bachelor of Science in neuroscience from Brown University. The bride and groom graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. They are both currently in residency at New York Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia in New York City: the bride in Obstetrics and Gynecology and the groom in Pediatrics.

The couple honeymooned in Southern France, Cinque Terre and Rome and currently reside in New York City.

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eaghan Christine Watters and John Andreas Pedersen were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony on Oct. 24, 2015 at St. Rita Catholic Community Church in Dallas. The nuptial Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Philip S. Postell, S.J. A seated dinner and dancing followed at the Northwood Club.

The bride is the daughter of Donna and John Watters of Dallas. The groom is the son of Nancy and Mikal Pedersen of Great Falls, Va. The bride is a 2008 graduate of The Hockaday School. In 2012 Meaghan graduated with honors, receiving a BA in the history of science and medicine from Yale University in New Haven, Conn. She was also a member of the varsity swim team during her undergraduate years at Yale. Meaghan is now the director of operations at Memory Science in Dallas.

The groom graduated with honors from Langley High School in Great Falls, Va. in

2007. He received a BA in economics from Yale University in 2011. He also played on the varsity football team during his undergraduate years. John is an associate at Riveron Consulting in Dallas.

For her wedding, Meaghan chose an elegant lace and pearl gown designed by Ines Di Santo for Stanley Korshak. Its ball gown silhouette featured a sweetheart neckline and multiple layers of embroidered Alencon lace. Twinkling palettes shimmered through the lace, falling gracefully to the floor into a magnificent cathedral-length train. To complete her ensemble, the bride wore a matching veil, trimmed in lace, which framed her face and cascaded beyond her train. She carried a bouquet full of lilies of the valley. The mother of the bride wore a couture gown of delicate silver bugle bead blossoms on English tulle over charmuse designed for her by Nhakhanh for Stanley Korshak.

Assisting the bride were her sisters, maids of honor, Keegan Watters and Casey Watters.

Bridesmaids included Beth Harrington, Lindsey Kenyon, Alyssa Schaefer, Greta Stetson, and Vivian Yee. Attending the groom as best men were Mikal Pedersen, the groom’s brother, and Benjamin Miller. His groomsmen included the bride’s brothers Jake Watters and Ryan Watters, and Beau Harrington, Nate Blair, and Matthew Park.

Caroline Events planned and coordinated the details for this gorgeous wedding including the bride’s 7-layer, 8-foot high wedding cake adorned with a double floral cascade on a beaded lace table linen atop a mirrored table.

The groom’s cake was a nod to the couple’s favorite things, including their Yale mascot Handsome Dan. Following their honeymoon to Antigua, the couple have made Dallas their home.

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{ Brittany Elizabeth Blum & John Cain Sargent } rittany Elizabeth Blum and John Cain Sargent were united in holy matrimony Nov. 22 at Sunset Cove on the northernmost point of Sanibel-Captiva Island, Fla. Their afternoon ceremony was officiated by Brent Baker, Assistant Pastor from Park Cities Presbyterian Church. A black tie reception of dinner and dancing followed at King’s Crown, South Seas Island Resort, with music by the CTO-High Voltage band.

Guests arriving at the reception were greeted with escort cards hanging from ribbons in a tunnel of trees at the entrance to the outdoor cocktail hour. Drinks and butler-passed hors d’oeuvres were served beneath a canopy of palm trees and café lights at sunset. The seated dinner was served in four courses as an elevated brunch menu complete with a fruit carpaccio, blackened jumbo shrimp with cheese grits, and a jerk-braised flat iron steak. A bride’s and groom’s cake were cut and served for dessert. The couple’s first dance together was to "Stand

by Me" by Ben E. King.

A rehearsal dinner on the eve of the wedding was hosted by the parents of the groom in the Auger Room, also on the South Seas Island Resort property.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brady Alan Blum of Waco, Texas. Brittany is the granddaughter of Mrs. Lawrence A. Jacobson and the late Mr. Lawrence A. “Jake” Jacobson of Waco and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Blum of Crawford, Texas. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wirth Sargent III of Highland Park.

John is the grandson of Dr. and Mrs. William Jenson and the late Mr. James W. Sargent II of Wichita, Kan. and the late Mr. Sidney Earl Cook and the late Mrs. Martha Curtis Cook of Shreveport, La. The bride was presented in marriage by her parents.

She was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father.

Nardos Imam designed a gown specifically for Brittany with flowing movement from the A-line waist down.

It featured a structured lace bodice with an illusion-V neckline. The bodice had hand-stitched glass beads, and the gown’s double-layer train was edged with the same delicate lace as the bodice. The veil and train were both cathedral-length. And in her hair Brittany wore a crystal wedding hair comb that was a gift from John. Brittany carried a bridal bouquet of white peonies and roses.

Bridesmaids’ dresses were a light blue by Watters from Stanley Korshak and groomsmen’s tuxedos from Culwell & Son. The groom’s tuxedo was Hickey Freeman made-to-measure, with a white dinner jacket and black shawl lapel, also from Stanley Korshak.

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Assisting the bride as maids of honor were her sister, Caroline Blum, and close friend Shallon Hunter.

Bridesmaids included Melissa Lacy Welker, Julieanne Taylor, Caroline Fair, Jeane Arnold, Lexi Alexander, Frances Jackson, Caroline Rader, Caroline Drinkwater, and Sarah Johnson. Among the members of the house party were Sadie Morgan, Jennifer Andrew, Emily Poe, Brittany Matthews, Michelle Hofer, Mallory Broaddus, and Pippin Hinton. The groom’s sisters-in-law read scriptures from Psalm 93 and Matthew 19. Bridesmaids Sarah Johnson and Caroline Rader sang a duet for the couple, “Called Me Higher,” by All Sons and Daughters.

Attending the groom as best man was his brother James Wirth Sargent IV. His groomsmen included Ross Sargent, Ryan O’Dwyer, Matt Owen, Chase Fondren, Jacob Robinson, Ryan Byrne, James Blair, Robert Ryan, Matthew Rother, and Jake Blum. The bridemaids and groomsmen entered the ceremony to "The Ludlows"

by James Horner. The bride entered the ceremony to a "Trumpet Voluntary" following a call to worship around the anticipation of her entry.

The bride is a graduate of Vanguard College Preparatory School. She received a Bachelor of Business Administration in sports sponsorships and sales from the Hankamer School of Business at Baylor University where Brittany was also a member of Delta Delta Delta. She works side by side with John at John Cain Photography.

The groom is a graduate of Highland Park High School. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing from Texas A & M University, where he was also a member of the Aggie Men’s Club. John is the owner of John Cain Photography.

Details of this tropic island wedding were designed

by Emily Clarke Events, Jackson Durham carried out a ‘Passion for Blue and White’ in all the event’s floral design, and DFW Events saw to the execution of the weekend’s activities. The delicious wedding cakes were created by Lady Cakes. Wedding invitations were from Southern Fried Paper and Bell’Invito with calligraphy

by Susie-Melissa Cherry. Tanya and Cesar Perez of Perez Photography and Sarah Kate Barger from Sarah Kate Photography were on hand to capture all the magical moments of John and Brittany’s special day. Candlelight Films handled the videography.

Following their romantic island wedding in Sanibel, the couple has since honeymooned in the Virgin Islands and returned to Texas to make Dallas their home.

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{ Jordan Mutchler & Bailey Hunt } JUNE 6, 2015

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Jordan Hastings Mutchler and Bailey Gage Hunt were married June 6, 2015 at an evening ceremony outside The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo. with Rev. Kent Ingram officiating. Dinner and dancing followed.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alan Walsh of Colorado Springs, and the late Dr. Michael Richard Mutchler. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Hastings, Mrs. Richard Earl Mutchler, and thelate Dr. Richard Earl Mutchler.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce William Hunt of Highland Park. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Gage Allen Prichard Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert Hunt, all of the Park Cities.

The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore an elegant gown of ivory silk faille designed by Vera Wang for Stanley Korshak. The strapless mermaid silhouette featured a sweetheart neckline and asymmetrical ruched bodice. A double bow accented the

open back and the floral-beaded, embroidered tulle fluttered to a chapel-length train. To complete her ensemble, Jordan wore a broach of pearls and crystals in her hair and a sheer pearl-trimmed veil with floating Alencon lace, the same veil worn by her mother at her own wedding. Jordan's bridal bouquet of white peonies was wrapped with family heirloom handkerchiefs around its base.

Maids of honor were Caroline Michelle Langner and Charlotte Katherine Mann.

Bridesmaids included Lorene Sanders Agather, Brittany Dunlap Hunt, Michelle Gillespie Hunt, Stephanie Newal Kurica, Anna Stewart Pearsall, Morgan Leigh Relyea, and Stacie Lynn Shepler. House party members included Paige Anderson Sammis and Landon Kennedy Greene. Best men were Marshall Thomas Hunt and Carter William Hunt. The groomsmen were Ross Louis Davis, Matthew Leonard Keffler, Mark Scott Meador, Scott Thompson Miller, Clint Adkins Murchison, James Michael

Nolan IV, Luke Hutcheson Power, and Nathan Straight Snodgrass. Ushers were Stanley Benjamin Archibald III, Corbin William Crews Jr., Robert Barnard Kupchinsky, John Philp Thompson, and Jonathan Edward O'Connor.

Flower Girls were Kelly Hunt, Lucy Walsh and Grace Walsh. Thomas Hunt was ring bearer.

The bride is a 2008 graduate of Cheyenne Mountain High School in Colorado Springs.

She received a Bachelor of Arts in advertising/ public relations with a minor in business from Texas Christian University. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Jordan works for Benchmark Bank in Highland Park.

The groom is a 2008 graduate of Highland Park High School and received his BBA in finance with a minor in energy technology and management from Texas Christian University.

He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Bailey works for Petro - Hunt LLC in Dallas.

Following their wedding trip to Antigua, they have made their home in University Park.

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aitlyn Maureen Conway and Nathan Watson Coffee were married Sept. 5, 2015.

Father Kris von Maluski celebrated the Sacrament of Matrimony in the historic St. Mary's Catholic Church of Newport, R.I. He had asked Kait and Nate to write something about the love they shared that he read into their nuptials before they exchanged vows.

Labor Day weekend began when arriving guests were met by a food truck at the bride's parents' summer home. Friday the groomsmen raced around Narragansett Bay in America's Cup 12 meter sailing yachts, while the bride's party lunched at the waterfront Clarke Cooke House. The groom's family hosted the rehearsal dinner at the Atlantic Beach Club followed by an after party for all the guests.

Saturday afternoon the wedding was followed by a tented reception at the historic Eisenhower House overlooking Narragansett Bay. Guests dined on petite filet mignon and poached lobster tail, and danced the night away before seeing the newlyweds off with a parade of fiber optic sparklers.

The bride is the daughter of Jim and Tara Conway of Dallas. She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James M. Halligan of Old Bridge, N.J. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Conway of Clearwater, Fla. The groom is the son of Rusty and Maribeth Coffee of Dallas. He is the grandson of the late John Price Koons and Helen Jones Koons of University Park and Wynelle Watson White and the late Russell Weldon Coffee of Austin, Texas.

The bride wore a white layered tulle ball gown designed by Monique Lhuillier with a sleeveless lace capelet and cathedral-length veil.

The matron of honor was Helen Short and maid of honor was Jamey

Molberg. Bridesmaids included Helen Coffee, Susan Conway, Taylor Crute, Hallie Dawson, Mary Maxwell, Ferrell McDonald, Martha Mador, Jennie Sellers, Allie Smith, and Annie Shea.

Best men were Luke Coffee and Ben Coffee. The groomsmen included Charlie Beecherl, James Beshara, Boone Brosseau, Jimmy Conway, Jason Farmer, Johnny Koons, Clark Thompson, Tommy McGuire, Martin Newman, and Taylor Gilpin. Trent Leon and Harbert Mulherrin were ushers.

The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School. She received a Bachelor of Art in advertising and communications from the University of Alabama. Kait is the art director at greenlight, an advertising agency, in Dallas. The groom is a graduate of Highland Park High School. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Texas Tech University. Nate works for Chief Oil & Gas as a landman in Dallas.

Following their Riviera Mayan honeymoon, the couple have made Dallas their home.

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{ Amanda Martin & Bill Pratt } DEC. 5, 2015

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manda Kay Martin and William Henry “Bill” Pratt V joined hearts and hands together on Dec. 5, 2015 at Cross Creek Ranch in Parker, Texas. John Wells officiated the outdoor wedding ceremony which included Dexter and Lennox Pratt, the groom’s 3-year old twin niece and nephew, bearing a sign that read, “Here comes the love of your life!”

Keeping with the rustic theme at the reception, barbecue was served as well as pies from Emporium Pies, including the bride’s pick of “Smooth Operator” and the groom’s: “Snowball.” The reception was also at Cross Creek Ranch, where friends and family danced to some of the couple’s southern rock favorites.

Bill and Amanda stepped onto the dance floor to “Never Stop” by SafetySuit for their first dance together as man and wife. Later guests saw the happy couple off beneath an array of sparklers. On the eve of the wedding the parents of the groom hosted a late lunch at Abuelo’s in Plano following the rehearsal. Flowers for the bridal party were provided by the bride’s friend, an up-and-coming floral designer, Olivia

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Merritt. Matthew Shelley of Matthew Shelley Photography was on hand to capture all the magical moments for posterity.

The bride is the daughter of Ian and Patricia Martin of Dallas. She is the granddaughter of Nieva Barrs of Galveston, Texas and the late Theodore Barrs, and Tony and Jill Martin of Claremore, Okla. The groom is the son of William Henry “Bill” Pratt IV and Linda Pratt of Richardson, Texas. He is the grandson of the late Albert and Faye Greulich and the late William Henry Pratt III and Elizabeth Pratt, all of Lorain, Ohio.

The bride was presented in marriage by her parents. She was escorted down the aisle on her father’s arm. Amanda wore a stunning strapless antique lace gown with Diamante beading, accented with a latte-colored Grosgrain ribbon sash with Diamante beading, and cowboy boots, of course. Members of the entire wedding party

joined the bride in wearing cowboy boots with their wedding attire.

Assisting the bride as maid of honor was Lindsay Jedlowski. Bridesmaids included Danielle Williams, Tiffany Samaniego, and Amanda Eaton.

Madison Eaton and Olivia Tucker, the groom’s niece, were flower girls.

Attending the groom as best man was his older brother, Ryan Pratt. Groomsmen were Matt Laymon and Mike Eaton.

The bride is a graduate of Bishop Lynch High School. She received an Associates in criminal justice from Mountain View Community College. Amanda is a payroll administrator for the Fossil Group.

The groom is a graduate of Richardson High School. Bill is a fulfillment specialist at New Benefits.

Following their wedding trip to Vail, Colo. the couple has made Richardson their home.

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{ Ygartua - Knapp } Beth and Louis Ygartua of Preston Hollow, formerly of the Park Cities, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Ygartua, to Spencer Gerald Knapp, son of Kathy and Dr. Michael Knapp of Joplin, Mo. The bride is the granddaughter of David and Litty Turner of Highland Park; Carlos Lee and Vivian Ygartua of Athens, Ga.; and Sally Parker and the late Bill Parker of Hendersonville, N.C. The groom is the grandson of the late Dr. Gerald Knapp, the late Jeane Knapp, and the late Helen Knapp of St. Louis; and the late Charles and Shirleen Heimann, also of St. Louis.

The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School. She received a Bachelor of Arts in studio art with a minor in journalism from the University of Richmond.

Elizabeth is editor and art director at People Newspapers.

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Thomas Jefferson Independent Day School in Joplin. He received a Bachelor of Arts in biology from Luther College. Spencer is an enterprise account manager at SoftLayer, an IBM Company.

Elizabeth and Spencer will exchange sacred wedding vows at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in late October, with a reception following at the Trinity River Audubon Center.

{ Hurmis - Jones } Darrell and Kim Hurmis of Dallas are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Callie Lloyd Hurmis, to Jason Kyle Jones, son of Kevin and Valorie Jones of Midland, Texas.

The bride is a 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri where she received a Bachelor of Journalism. Callie works for Ernst & Young in Dallas.

The groom is a 2013 graduate of the Texas State University where he received his Bachelor of Business Administration. He now works for The Beck Group in Dallas.

Callie and Jason will wed in late April at Munger Place Church in Dallas.

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Seasoned masa crust topped with guacamole & cotija cheese

Egg yolk mixed with white truffle oil, applewood-smoked bacon, & pickled red onion on egg whites

F R O M : The Grape Caters P E R F E C T F O R : “The Summer Panzanella is a perfect example of summer in your mouth,” says Sarah Snow, executive chef at The Grape. “We pride ourselves on trying to use all local, fresh produce which is what summer is all about.”

B E S T P A I R E D W I T H : A dry rosé from Provence or a dry French white like a Picpoul de Pinet or a Côtes de Gascogne

OTHER SEASONAL OPTIONS: A mini beef Wellington; mushroom soup shooters; tuna poke with avocado on wonton crisps; and housemade charcuterie

F O R C AT E R I N G : Courtney Luscher: Mail@thegrapecaters.com 214.828.1981 2808 Greenville Ave.

F R O M : Two Sisters Catering P E R F E C T F O R : “Small, bite-sized menu items are vital to letting your guests enjoy a bite while greeting friends and never letting go of their favorite summer cocktail,” says Two Sisters executive chef and general manager Jonathan Stirnweis.

B E S T P A I R E D W I T H : Sangria, because of the dish’s Southwest flavors

OTHER SEASONAL OPTIONS: Two Sisters’ asparagus bleu cheese-spiced pecan quesadillas; grilled shrimp and peaches served in endive “spoons;” and watermelon feta bites

F O R C AT E R I N G : Info@twosisterscatering.com 2633 Gaston Ave. 214.823.3075

F R O M : DISH Preston Hollow P E R F E C T F O R : “[DISH’s] deviled eggs are an all-time favorite. I would even say it’s great all year round. They are perfect for being passed and/or plated as the starters to have with wine/cocktail hour before dinner begins," says DISH events coordinator Julie-Kim Ho. B E S T P A I R E D W I T H : La Marca Prosecco, Sacha Lichine Single Blend Rosé, or Domaine Perraud “Vieilles Vignes” Macon Villages Chardonnay

OTHER SEASONAL OPTIONS: Shaved prosciutto crostini with fig and whipped goat cheese; lamb meatball lollipops; and roasted vegetables en brochette

F O R C AT E R I N G : Julie-Kim Ho: Julie@dish-dallas.com 8611 Hillcrest Ave., Suite 100 214.363.DISH Dish-dallas.com

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WEDDING RESOURCES BRIDAL GOWNS & FORMAL WEAR ALLIE-COOSH 6726 Snider Plaza Dallas, Texas 75205 214-363-8616 allie-coosh.com CULWELL & SON 6319 Hillcrest Avenue Dallas, Texas 75205 214-522-7000 culwell.com PATTI FLOWERS DESIGN STUDIO 3624 Fairmount Street Dallas, Texas 75219 214-369-7027 pattiflowers.com MISTER TUXEDO 6625 Snider Plaza Dallas, Texas 75205 214-363-1871 mistertuxedodallas.com STARDUST CELEBRATIONS 6464 West Plano Parkway Plano, Texas 75093 972-781-1619 stardustcelebrations.com

CALLIGRAPHY & S TAT I O N E RY SUZANNE ROBERTS GIFTS 6718 Snider Plaza Dallas, Texas 75205 214-369-8336 suzannerobertsgifts.com TARA JONES CALLIGRAPHY 214-724-0545 tara@tarajones.com tarajones.com Instagram: @tarajonescalligraphy Envelopes addressed in calligraphy for wedding invitations and save-the-dates.

Calligraphy also available for place cards, escort cards, menus, table numbers, seating charts, and wedding invitation suite.

EVENT DESIGN CAROLINE EVENTS 972-863-3777 caroline@carolineevents.com carolineevents.com MATHES AND CO. EVENTS 4219 West Lovers Lane Dallas, Texas 75209 214-350-6360, ext. 100 mathesandco.com RHE PRODUCTIONS 14315 Inwood Road, #102 Dallas, Texas 75244 972-355-6556 info@rhe-productions.com rhe-productions.com

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J E W E L RY BACHENDORF’S bachendorfs.com The Plaza at Preston Center 8400 Preston Road Dallas, Texas 75225 214-692-8400 The Galleria 13350 Dallas Parkway, #1415 Dallas, Texas 75240 972-392-9900 The Shops at Legacy North 7401 Lonestar Drive, #D6 Plano, Texas 75024 972-596-2090 DE BOULLE 6821 Preston Road Dallas, Texas 75205 214-522-2400 deboulle.com EISEMAN JEWELS Northpark Center 8687 N. Central Expressway, #514 Dallas, Texas 75225 214-369-6100 eisemanjewels.com SUSAN SAFFRON JEWELRY BOUTIQUE 5550 West Lovers Lane, #149 Inwood Village | Dallas, Texas 75209 214-373-6602 saffronjewelry.com SZOR COLLECTIONS 6131 Luther Lane, #210 Dallas, Texas 75225 214-691-5400 szorcollections.com

PHOTOGRAPHERS

familiarity. Above all, photographer John Cain Sargent values being trusted. He works with his clients with a professional yet personal attitude, understanding the full significance of his work.

John Cain Photography offers couples an experience that’s just as memorable as the images they create. A bride can expect intuitive service and attentive correspondence. With a kind presence, editorial style, and an appreciation for effortless portraiture, his relaxed demeanor is matched by an acute attention to detail.

KARLISCH PHOTOGRAPHY 1444 Oak Lawn Avenue Dallas, Texas 75207 214-224-9995 karlischstudio.com With over 17 years experience as a wedding photographer, and many more as a commercial and editorial photographer, Stephen has been widely recognized across the country as one of the best choices for crafting a volume of honest imagery from any event.

Clients trust his vision, patience and thoughtfulness with any situation.

MATTHEW SHELLEY PHOTOGRAPHY matt@matthewshelley.com 972-983-4734 matthewgshelley.com PEREZ PHOTOGRAPHY 501 South Second Avenue Dallas, Texas 75226 214-707-7729 perezweddings.com

CLAIRE CASNER 214-794-3454 claire@clairecasner.com clairecasner.com

SINGERS

F8 STUDIO 15570 Spectrum Drive Addison, Texas 75001 972-669-2274 f8studio.com

S P E C I A LT Y C A K E S

HAYNSWORTH PHOTOGRAPHY 3737 Atwell Street, #204 Dallas, Texas 75209 214-559-3700 haynsworthphotography.com JOHN CAIN PHOTOGRAPHY 4514 Travis Street, #128 Dallas, Texas 75205 214-520-6771 johncainphotography.com Located near Knox-Henderson and the Katy Trail, John Cain Photography is close to the community both in proximity and

JOHN JONES-THORNTON 214-498-1969 jgjones.net

FLUELLEN CUPCAKES Downtown 1408 Elm Street Dallas, Texas 75202 469-248-0856 fluellencupcakes.com LA DUNI 4620 McKinney Avenue Dallas, Texas 75205 214-520-7300 laduni.com SMALLCAKES 5331 East Mockingbird Lane, #140 Mockingbird Station Dallas, Texas 75206 469-334-0850

T R AV E L REGENT TRAVEL 5952 Royal Lane, #117 Dallas, Texas 75230 214-363-8800 judy@regent-travel.com regent-travel.com RUDI STEELE TRAVEL 7001 Preston Road, #210 Dallas, Texas 75205 214-522-2777 rudisteele.com

VENUES 2616 COMMERCE EVENT CENTER 2616 Commerce Street Dallas, Texas 75226 214-748-5567 rsvp@2616commerce.com www.2616commerce.com CITY CLUB 901 Main Street, #6900 Dallas, Texas 75202 Morgan Faiella, Director of Events 214-748-8453 mfaiella@cityclubdallas.com citclubdallas.com CITYPLACE 2711 North Haskell Avenue Dallas, Texas 75204 Darlene Cope, Director of Wedding Sales 214-515-5115 dcope@cityplaceevents.com cityplaceevents.com PARK CITY CLUB 5956 Sherry Lane, #1700 Dallas, Texas 75225 Hala Askar, Catering Director 214-360-7614 hala@parkcityclub.net parkcityclub.net PETROLEUM CLUB Texas Commerce Tower 2200 Ross Avenue Dallas, Texas 75201 Lauren Callon, Director of Catering 214-871-1500 ext. 238 lcallon@thedallaspetroleumclub.com

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