2017
1
2
Riverhouse on the Deschutes Convention Center
Introduction
p5
Welcome to the 2017 Cascades Wedding Show!
Wedding to Go
p6
From props and place settings to lighting, food, and beverage catering, these businesses bring professional services tailored to your unique location.
Embrace the Season
p 11
Instead of fretting over inclement weather, use these four tips to embrace the season.
Wedding Styles
p 13
Tell your love story with style. The style or theme you choose for your special day will depict the life you and your partner plan to make together.
Go Bold
p 24
Let your personality shine through.
Open Bar
#Married
Creating a personalized hashtag is the hottest new trend to hit weddings and can be a great way to gather photos from your special day.
Budget Basics
p 33
Think about what type of wedding you want, think about what type of wedding you can afford, and hope that those two images align as much as possible.
Registering
p 36
What do you need the most? How much do you need? Where do you register?
Au Naturale
p 40
Mother Nature, lovely as she is, has given us plenty to create a pre-wedding beauty regimen.
Vendors p 27
p 30
p 42
2017 Cascades Wedding Show vendors.
Thinking outside the traditional sit-down dinner and wedding cake.
Cover photo by Erica Swantek Photography
3
Photo by Marina Koslow photography
“If you’re asking yourself if you need a wedding planner the answer is YES! And the person you want is Leann and her team I can’t say enough good things about them!” -Amy
541.550.0982 leann@shineeventsbend.com www.facebook.com/shineeventsbend
shineeventsbend.com
4
Cascades Wedding Show Sponsors
Introduction W
elcome to the first year of the Cascades Wedding Show (formerly known as the Central Oregon Wedding Show). As the event’s new producers, everyone at Lay It Out Events is excited to share our modern approach to this much-loved tradition, and highlight the talented professionals in our area who can help you realize the wedding of your dreams. Today’s production is more than just an event—it is a unique, interactive experience with themed environments in which you can immerse yourself for a real taste of what your special day has the potential to be. This year our goal is to make sure you walk away from our event feeling delighted and inspired, and armed with all of the information you need to create a reception that represents your special relationship and commitment in a beautiful and distinctive way. Consider it a sneak peak at what can be. You will be able to participate in programming and presentations on topics like finding the dress that fits your silhouette, full service versus DIY, make-up to last, interactive taste makers hour and more. You will also have the chance to walk through the collaborative environmental spaces where wedding professionals have unleashed their collective talents and are waiting to introduce you to the upcoming season’s trends and the services they provide. Some themes include: Winter is Coming: A Medieval Fantasy; A Speakeasy; A Modern Woodland Bower; Wine, Cheese, and Chocolate (yum!) and more. Your wedding adventure will continue with a bridal fashion show by Cordially Invited, and you will have a chance to win amazing prizes (including a luxury honeymoon to Ventana del Mar in Punta Mita). We know you will enjoy the show, and we are honored to be part of your special occasion.
5
Ready! Set!
Reception! Six Businesses that Serve
Weddings to Go 6
Erica Swantek Photography
Gallivan Photo
C
entral Oregon is the perfect place to have a wedding that is as unique as your relationship. With an endless number of indoor and outdoor settings perfect for professing your undying devotion to one another, finding a spectacular place is far less challenging than figuring out how to get everything you need to your chosen location. The good news is, whether you plan on making your vows in the woods, near an alpine lake, in your neighbor’s barn or at that special spot where you had your first kiss, there is an array of
businesses ready to help you take care of the details and create your special moment— wherever it might be—with their on-the-go services. From props and place settings to lighting, food, and beverage catering, the following businesses bring professional services tailored to your style, so that your wedding day turns out even more incredible than you thought it could be.
Furniture Peanut’s Gallery Vintage Rentals Peanut’s Gallery is a boutique vintage rental shop that provides furniture and props for visionary couples and wedding planners. Whether you are planning a bohemian, shabby chic, or modern event, they’ve got everything you could imagine needing for your special day, and they are ready to bring it directly to you. From textiles and table settings to seating and lighting options, Peanut’s Gallery 7
Amanda Mae Images
peanutsgallerybend.com
Lighting
Illuminate Your Night Lighting sets the mood and creates the atmosphere you want for this once-in-a-life occasion. If you have chosen an outdoor location or a dimly lit indoor venue, you may be wondering how you can brighten up your space. Illuminate Your Night (IYN) provides the perfect solution. They specialize in adding ambiance to special events using their patented wine barrel lighting stands and IYN tank stands, as well as tents,
8
trees and surrounding structures. They can transform any area into anything you’ve dreamed up. Illuminate Your Night offers full service event lighting, both indoors and outdoors. They bring and can string lights on any surface and set up stands so that you don’t have to rent huge tents or rely on wiring and unsightly duct tape. This service takes the challenge out of awkward and time-consuming setups so that you can focus on the more important aspects of your important day. If you are more of a DIY kind of couple, Illuminate Your night also rents out lighting options that you can set up on your own.
Illuniateyournight.com
Courtesy of Cody’s
Vintage Rentals has it all and is dedicated to making your wedding surpass your expectations, even if it’s located outside at a remote destination. Their unique collection will amaze your guests, transform any venue, and create lasting memories. They are a full service rental company offering delivery, styling and attention to detail, so you enjoy a stress-free experience on your special day.
Niki Rhodes Photography
Amanda Mae Images
Food & Catering Cody’s Catering & the Cookshack Figuring out how to get food to a remote wedding location can be concerning; this is where caterers come in handy, and who is better to turn to than a chef who has been cooking for and serving the Central Oregon community for over 15 years? Cody’s Catering is well known for it’s on site BBQs and provides sample menus for weddings that include Tri-Tip, Garlic Herb Chicken Breast, Fresh Lemon and Cracked Pepper Salmon, and more. The mouthwatering options are endless and guaranteed to please almost any guest. If you are looking for a unique twist on food service at your wedding, Cody’s Cookshack is a food truck that comes to your location and allows your guests to eat when they are ready—a contemporary twist on the catering tradition.
codyscatering.com
Addy Mac’s Homemade Ice Cream Does having homemade ice cream at your wedding sound enticing? Then Addy Mac’s is the perfect dessert caterer for you. Addy Mac’s is owned and run by a Bend family that collaborates with brewers, farmers, and local chefs
to make delicious, homemade ice cream. They source their dairy products locally from Eberhard’s Dairy in Redmond and Windy Acres Farm in Prineville, and they use locally sourced ingredients in their ice cream whenever possible. Their ice cream is decadent and delectable and can even be delivered to your event in their Adventure Mobile—a fully restored 1963 Ford Boyertown Dairy Truck. If you choose to have Addy Mac’s cater your wedding from their truck, their services include cups, cones, spoons, and three ice cream flavors. If you opt for ice cream without the truck, you get two flavors and they scoop tableside. Addy Mac’s ice cream is guaranteed to add just the right amount of sweetness to your special day.
addymacs.com
Beverages The Swig Rig The Swig Rig is a mobile bar service committed to raising the bar of beverage catering. They offer a fun and funky aesthetic serving from truly unique vintage rigs. They also provide skilled bartenders and work to create specialized menus, creative cocktails, and flawless bar coordination. Their vintage rigs add a unique flair to your wedding and help add to the atmosphere in a way that is fun and funky.
9
The Swig Rig staff understands that your wedding is your special day, so they make it their mission to eliminate the stress by doing all of the setup and cleanup, so you can focus on what’s most important: getting through the “I dos.” There are currently two vintage rigs through The Swig Rig: “Swiggy,” a renovated 1966 White Motor Company refrigerated truck equipped with five beverage taps, and “Ritzy,” a fully restored 1962 canned-ham travel trailer boasting a two-tap kegerator and mini fridge.
theswigrig.com
Decanter Mobile Tap Room
The winner of the 2016 Wedding Wire Couples’ Choice Award and the Oregon Bride Magazine’s “Best Beverage Caterer” award, Twist offers a variety of options to suite you and your guests’ tastes. By providing a cocktail bar complete with a variety of your favorite beers and wines, you can have every drink you want available. They will even create custom signature cocktails and creative drink menus for your special day.
twistcocktails.com decantermobiletaproom.com
Tambi Lane Photography
Decanter mobile Tap Room was created by the owners of Twist Cocktail Catering Co., who believe that the bar is the most
important element of your event. And we aren’t in a rush to disagree. The Decanter Mobile Tap Room, is a Rice horsebox trailer that has come all the way from the U.K. and now serves as a bar on wheels. You can have your Twist service delivered food cart-style in this rustic trailer. It’s sure to make a statement at an outdoor venue.
WHEN TWO HEARTS BECOME ONE DD RANCH IS A UNIQUE SETTING THAT BRINGS NATURE AND BEAUTY TO YOUR WEDDING DAY, THE MOST IMPORTANT DAY OF LIFE... 541.548.1432 OR INFO@DDRANCH.NET
10
Embrace the
Season
Truth If you are a bride planning a spring wedding, you’ve spent
some time agonizing over wedding day weather. And, let’s face it, while spring brings with it all the charms of colorful flowers and warmer days, it is also notorious for its unpredictable weather patterns. It could (and will) rain when you least expect it. Instead of fretting over inclement weather, use these four tips to embrace the season.
Trust Your Vendors … Wedding vendors are skilled professionals, and it is very likely that your wedding is not their first. This means they understand the unpredictability of the weather and have had to deal with the issues that arise due to it. They understand that this day is one you will remember forever, and they would rather be remembered as a venue or florist that took the stress out of your day, rather than having added to it.
… But Not Too Much
Just because they are skilled professionals doesn’t mean you should trust that they will all offer the same level of service. Make sure you read the fine print in each vendor contract to understand their approach to handling inclement weather. If you are having an outdoor ceremony or reception, understand if
11
a backup location is provided or if that responsibility falls on you. If you are planning on having live music, check with your band. Some musicians feel uncomfortable playing near rain because of possible damage to instruments and equipment.
Accessorize Planning for rain opens the door for colorful accessories. Purchase matching umbrellas for you and your spouse — or just one large one to share. Rain boots in a cheerful color will brighten any dreary
12
day, even becoming conversation-starters or show-stealers during picture time.
Use The Rain The rain can be a great prop, and you have the chance to capture amazing photos you wouldn’t have the opportunity to capture on a sunny day. Most wedding photographers have had to deal with rainy weddings before and are skilled at using the rain as a backdrop. Don’t be afraid to get wet. The tuxes are rented. The dress will be laundered. Embracing your day for what it is will only add to its beauty.
Everything from the venue and the gown to the place settings and the flowers, gives you the opportunity to tell the story of your love. Whether your romance is best represented by the elegant, rustic, or vintage details of life, combining your imagination with the support of skilled specialists, your wedding dreams can come true.
Photo by Ian Smythe Photography
ou want your wedding to be as extraordinary as your relationship. Your ceremony and celebration give you the opportunity to share your love, devotion, and commitment with family and friends through words, visuals, and sounds that depict the life you and your partner plan to make together. The style or theme you choose for your special day can do just that.
13
Images by Ian Smythe Photography
14
Homespun romance. Your love is true blue and built for forever. The setting is down-to-earth but the details are divine. It’s all about family, friends, and natural beauty.
15
Images by Amanda Mae Photography
Both polished with pops of color and elegant with soft whites, this theme communicates the perfect love and the beauty in the imperfections made by time. Think: enduring love.
16
17
18
Images by Erica Swantek Photography Genuine, heartwarming, sweet: These are just a few words used to describe your relationship. This style combines the beautiful with the natural, just like your passion for each other.
19
20
Images by Mallory Torchio Photography Tastefully luxurious, yet soft and whimsical. Show how much you value your love in the attention to detail and how much joy it brings you in the ceremony’s sweetness.
21
Photos by Amanda Mae Photography Fun and funky, with a touch of the ’50s. If you’re the type of duo that likes to break from tradition and add a little spark to everything you do, you can turn your home into the venue and let the details say the rest.
22
23
White may still be the charming and traditional choice for a wedding dress, but colors from blush to black are making their way down the aisle in quick and bold fashion. Let your personality shine through in full color. Here are a few pros and cons to the most popular white-alternatives. Photo by Gallivan Photo
Blush is a term that has been used to describe many different colors, ranging from a golden champagne color to a deeper rose. Typically, blush-colored dresses are a pale pink — as if your white dress were “blushing.” The color is subtle and soft. Wearing a blush dress can lend a romantic note to your celebration. While definitely not white, it also doesn’t rock the boat of tradition too much. It may not look great on everyone. Like red lipstick, you have to find your shade. Pick the right shade for your skin tone and the result is classic and romantic. Pick the wrong shade and you could look washed out or naked. Bringing a friend or family member with you — someone you can count on being honest and having your best interests at heart — is a great way to figure out what shades look better on you if you are unsure.
Once reserved for funerals and boardrooms, black has made its way into the wedding industry in the past few years, and the results are stunning. It’s bold, and it makes a clear statement. Brides have been wearing white since Queen Victoria brought it into vogue in 1840. Wearing white 24
is a beautiful and classic choice, and one that guests expect. Choosing white’s antithesis is not only a completely vintage choice (before Queen Victoria, brides always wore color), but unexpected. If you are looking for a “wow” factor, black will certainly deliver. While fashion has brought us a long way, there are still some who consider black to be a color of mourning, and you might have invited such people to your wedding. The key to overcoming this obstacle is not caring. If you feel beautiful, then you will be stunning.
From pale silver to dark midnight, blue is a unique option that can both surprise and delight your guests. Your “something blue” is covered. Blue also lends a certain fairytale quality to weddings. Cinderella, anyone? There is the potential that it will look more like prom and less like your wedding day. The style of your dress is key. Consider implementing less sparkle on the dress and letting the beautiful color stand on its own. If you still crave a bit of glitter, wear a jeweled headpiece or shoes. Want to incorporate color into your attire in more subtle ways? Wear a sash around your waist in a bold color that matches your flowers and decor. Or wear colorful shoes and have your groom wear matching socks that you flash on the dance floor or whenever you sit down.
25
Where your happily ever after begins
Say ‘I Do’
at the 100 Year Old Ranch “Heritage” House
The House and grounds are located on the Jefferson County Historical Registry. RENTAL AVAILABLE FOR EVENTS & MEETINGS
Eagle Crest Resort 1730 Blue Heron Dr. Redmond, Oregon 97756
541.504.4501 www.riverruneventscenter.com Photo: Heirloom Images Photography
26
WEEKEND EVENTS $150 deposit reserves date and damage agreement Property Owners $250/event Non-Property Owners $350/event Email crr.seniorgroup@gmail.com House Phone 541.504.8236 Off-premise rental of chairs, tables or other banquet items available. Call for availability and rental fee.
Open Bar
H
ave fun planning your wedding reception by thinking outside the traditional sit-down dinner and wedding cake. Serving food at stations or “bar style� can be a fun option for offering up (un) traditional fare in a fresh way. Whether you want to incorporate a food bar just for appetizers or dessert, or you are looking to forego a formal dinner, these tasty and innovative stations are one more way to show your guests who you are as a couple. Here are a few reception bars that have nothing to do with cocktails:
Fondue Station Cheese or chocolate? Both are crowdpleasers and both offer a variety of tasty dipping accoutrement that will delight guests. Fondue works great during cocktail hour, or in addition to, or in lieu of, wedding cake.
Antipasto Think crostini station, the intersection at which crusty breads meet your choice of tomato bruschettas, olive tapenades, spicy salamis or a variety of cheeses. 27
The perfect setting‌.Rock Springs Ranch, nestled among tall timber and overlooking sprawling pastures, offers exclusive privacy with close access to all the amenities of Central Oregon. Invite your family and friends to enjoy our Northwest style lodge and cabins, the patio overlooking the pond and the ambiance of the outdoor fireplace and twinkle lights.
RockSpringsWeddings.com
541.815.1607 info@rockspringsweddings.com Shown by appointment: Rock Springs Ranch 64201 Tyler Rd. Bend OR 97767 Michelle Cross Photography
28
Open Bar -Continued
Candy Bar No cake? No problem. Satisfy your guests’ sweet tooths by showcasing your favorite candies in clear glass jars, like you’d see in a vintage drugstore. You can even offer small paper bags or boxes so that guests can fill them and take them home, doubling your dessert as guest favors.
Popcorn Bar What is a better late night snack than popcorn? If you plan on dancing the night away with your guests, a popcorn bar could be a fantastic addition to your reception. You can offer various flavors, such as movie style, cheese or kettle corn. Encourage guests to spice it up with different salts or spices, such as cinnamon or paprika.
the best part about reception bars? Your imagination is the limit. Virtually any food can be turned into a chic, self-serve station. They are totally customizable to your taste, personality, and even geography. Hosting a Southern fete? Offer a biscuit bar with various spreads and toppings. Or a sweet tea bar with assorted syrups guests can add, such as peach or raspberry. Never been a fan of the traditional “chicken or beef ” option? Create a taco station. Any one of these is sure to be something your guests remember forever. 29
Hashtag
#Married
Our parents put disposable cameras on every reception table; we have Instagram. Creating a personalized hashtag is the hottest new trend to hit weddings and can be a great way to gather photos from your special day — especially moments that you may have missed because you were busy taking family portraits or just staring at your spouse thinking, “I can’t believe we’re married.” Best of all, hashtags, by their very nature, collect all of the photos attached to them in one place. No idea where to begin? Just keep in mind that the ultimate goal is usability: You want people to use it so you can see the aggregate of fantastic photos. There are several wedding hashtag generators out there if you’re feeling creatively crippled. (Weddinghashtagwall.com and weddingwire.com are two such sites.) But remember, wedding hashtags are personal, so don’t overthink it. Here are a few tips to get you started:
Keep It Simple Start with some combination of your names: First, last, nicknames, initials. Your hashtag should not only be a reflection of the two of you but also be easy to remember. Capitalizing each word in your hashtag keeps the message clear and helps people distinguish what you are saying (for example, #MeagenandCarter). Bonus: It doesn’t matter if your guests capitalize every word. It will work either way.
30
Havaianas
Have Fun with It
Archipelago
Play with turns of phrase, idioms and alliteration! Think: #ForeverYoung, #Weber Wedding, #HappilyEverAllard.
DANI Naturals
After you think you have a few you really like, check and see if others have used them. Chances are you won’t be the first couple to use #MeantToBe. Hashtags are public, and depending on how popular your favorite one is, you might not want to have to wade through hundreds of photos of other people’s weddings to find yours. Numbers are a great way to set your hashtag apart from the rest. Think wedding date or year, or another number that holds special meaning to you.
Barr-Co Thymes
Butter London Axiology Lips
Honeydew Intimates Angelina Skin Care
Yala Bamboo Pre de Provence Pine Cone Hill Mer-Sea
We make life a little softer. 1019 NW Wall in Downtown Bend
OregonBodyandBath.com
541-383-5890
Advertise It Once you’ve successfully chosen your hashtag, spread the word. Make sure it is prominently displayed on your wedding website and save the dates. It should also appear in multiple locations at your reception. Couples have chosen to display their hashtag everywhere from welcome signs to cocktail napkins. Make sure your guests don’t have to search too hard, and your wedding hashtag will be a social media hit.
31
WEDDINGS / PARTIES / FESTIVALS INDOORS / OUTDOORS S TRING L IG H T S / WI N E BA R R E L S / CH IFFO N D R APING
Tony Gambino Photography
“...(IYN) had great suggestions on how to do the lighting and everything turned out wonderful. Lighting is such an important aspect of an outdoor wedding and I’m so glad we decided to leave it to the “professional” rather than doing it ourselves. It is money well spent... and the results were fabulous. I highly recommend (IYN’s) services.” - Peggy D. Yelp Review
P: 541.815.1607 Redmond OR W: IlluminateYourNight.com FB & Insta: IlluminateYourNight
32
B
or many couples, a wedding is the first major event they have ever had to plan and execute. It also might be the first time they have prepared and followed a budget, which is no small feat. The equation for creating a wedding budget is seemingly simple: Think about what type of wedding you want, think about what type of wedding you can afford, and hope that those two images align as much as possible. The cost of the average American wedding is on the rise at roughly $32,000, according to a survey conducted by wedding planning giant, The Knot. However, a wedding does not need to be a costly affair. While it is easy to witness other couples’ weddings or view endless stylized photos on Pinterest and feel like there is a standard to which
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Budget Basics you must adhere, most couples that go over budget do so not because they are trying to keep up with the Joneses. They spend beyond their budget because of assumptions they made and hidden costs, which add up quickly when you don’t stay as informed as possible.
Set Priorities The entire day is important to you. It’s your wedding day. But if you had to pick three things that you would rather not compromise on, what would they be? Write them down. Now, let the stress of everything else go. Knowing what your priorities are and being on the same page as your spouse will help keep you both accountable. Also, when planning your budget, keep in mind the things that are important to you — not just 33
Ventana Del Mar ONE LUCKY CASCADES WEDDING SHOW ATTENDEE WILL
Win a Luxury Honeymoon at Ventana del Mar in Punta Mita Mexico!
Enjoy 6 nights, 7 days in a beautifully appointed 3700 sq ft Penthouse at Ventana del Mar in Punta Mita. Valid between June 1 - Nov 15, 2017 based upon availability. Each Cascades Wedding Show attendee will receive one chance to win. Must be present to win. Drawing will take place on January 14th, 2017 at the Cascades Wedding Show at 2pm. Airfare, ground transportation, activities, food and drinks not included. Must have valid passports.
cascadesweddingshow.com
34
Have The Talk As uncomfortable as it is to talk about money, especially with loved ones, it is necessary for creating and maintaining a successful budget. Talk with your spouse. Talk with each of your parents and anyone else who might be contributing to your celebration. You don’t want to be in a position where you thought your parents were going to contribute a certain amount toward your wedding, only to find out halfway through that they are contributing much less, or not at all. It is not anyone else’s responsibility to pay for your wedding,
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
in the wedding, but afterward. This will help guide you toward financially smart choices. You don’t want buyer’s remorse over the money you could have put toward a new car or apartment.
but if someone does wish to contribute, you need to know how much.
Constantly Re-evaluate It is also important to realize that the categories you create in your budget exist to help guide you but are not set in stone numbers. Through your planning process, you might come to find that you allocated much less for photography than your local industry demands. You might not need as much money for music as you originally thought because your cousin’s up-and-coming band offered to play at a family discount. Regularly evaluating and reevaluating your budget keeps you on top of what things are actually costing you and allows you to reallocate funds as necessary.
35
Are You Registered? Registering for your wedding can be a great way to stock up on everything you need to begin your married life, as well as help guide your guests to items you would most enjoy receiving.
However, a registration list can also be stressful to create. What do you need the most? How much do you need? Where do you register? Here are some of the most important things to remember as you navigate through the process:
Do set up your registries early and check them often. As soon as you
announce your nuptials, you will have guests who want to know where you are registered. To avoid receiving unwanted items, register as soon as possible. You
36
will also want to check your registries often to make sure that as guests purchase items, there are still gifts at a variety of price points from which others can choose.
Do register at more than one place. This is important for several
reasons. First, guests may prefer one retailer to another. Perhaps they don’t like to shop online and certain shops are easier for them to visit.
They didn’t come all this way for cake.
Come Drink with Us Twist Cocktail Catering Co. twistcocktails.com
541.633.5855
Registering at multiple locations also allows you and your significant other to pick out a variety of items. Choose retailers that you and your spouse enjoy shopping at frequently. Many vendors have registry programs that allow couples to purchase items left on their registries at a discounted price after their wedding date has passed.
Don’t overlook the everyday items.
Betsy Littlefield 503.318.4258 oldstonebend.com
Even if you already have a house or
37
to remember
Wedding cakes
Simple to lavish, your cake should be as unique as your wedding day. At your Market Bakery, we love creating custom cakes with special care and artistic flair, using locally produced, sustainable and Fair Trade ingredients. • Boutique bakery quality at a better price • Designs that match your theme • Personalized service from design to delivery Visit marketofchoice.com for more wedding cake ideas.
M RKET OF CHOICE 115 NW Sisemore St., Bend | 541-382-5828 | 7am–11pm daily NW COLORADO AT EXIT 138
38
apartment, or you and your spouse are living together and you think you have everything you need, you might not. There are items that you will never stop needing, or not want multiples of. Already have a toaster, pots and pans, and flatware? Use this opportunity to upgrade your bath towels, or register for another set of bed sheets in a fun print and high thread count.
Don’t request cash. It is always going
to be tacky to outright request a dollar amount from your guests. If you and your spouse are trying to save for a big-ticket item, such as a house or your honeymoon, set up a registry account. This allows guests to feel like they are contributing to your future, instead of handing over an impersonal check or gift card. Also, expect that some guests will want to give you a tangible gift no matter what. Do it together. Creating a wedding registry is not only a time for you and your spouse to bond but to mesh your styles into one. Discussing patterns and color preferences now will make putting it all away and using it more enjoyable later. Do write prompt and personalized thank you notes. There is no exception. You must thank every person who gives you a gift. Customize each thank you card by mentioning the gift and how you plan to enjoy it. “Thank you so much for the salad bowl, Aunt Wilma. I can’t wait to use it at our first dinner party!” This will show that you were thinking of that guest, and her thank you card isn’t a carbon copy of another.
SERVING CENTRAL OREGON SINCE 2000
Wedding Coordinator 541.390.9958
541.706.9317 www.tateandtatecatering.com Facebook: Weddings at Tate & Tate Catering
Getting ready for your big day... We can help. Whether it's Lipo Light, a Detox body wrap or Colon Hydrotherapy.
Beauty & wellness truly start from the Inside out.
Call us today 541.797.9900 hydrobend.com
39
Au Naturale Every bride wants to look her very best on her wedding day. While some elements of appearance are more controllable than others — such as hair and nails — achieving a clear and bright complexion is a much more formidable task. Some of the best tools at your disposal exist not in your bathroom or high-end beauty counters but in your kitchen. Mother Nature, lovely as she is, has given us plenty to create a pre-wedding beauty regimen.
Concern: Dry & Dull Hair Try: Olive Oil Use olive oil in place of your conditioner after using your usual shampoo. It is simple as that. Olive oil is packed with great fatty acids that nourish and moisturize your locks. Looking for a deep conditioning treatment? Instead of rinsing out right away, apply and wrap your hair in a towel for 15 minutes, then rinse.
Concern: Uneven skin tone Try: Coconut Oil The great thing about this treatment is that it triple-tasks as makeup remover, cleanser and moisturizer. Best done at night, rub roughly a tablespoon of coconut oil all over your face, massaging the skin for several minutes. Remove with a warm, damp washcloth, first by holding the cloth to your face and allowing the
40
steam to open your pores, and then slowly massaging the oil off. Rinse the cloth as needed.
Concern: Puffy eyes Try: Tea Bags
Soak two tea bags in warm water before chilling in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes. Place each tea bag over one eye and let rest for five minutes. The caffeine in the tea will reduce most swelling for a dramatic, immediate difference.
Concern: Weak and slow-growing nails Try: Milk & Lemon Juice Soaking your nails in this mixture for 10 or so minutes will help promote strong and healthy nails. You should start to notice a difference after a couple of treatments. Really want to pamper your hands? Follow up by massaging a natural oil, such as olive or coconut, into your nail beds to soften cuticles and the surrounding skin.
41
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors
Seamstress & Party Planner 541.306.9418
42
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors
brittandbixby.com
Beautiful space Affordable Price Benham Hall at
$900 room rental • Up to 250 guests No Food and Beverage Minimum www.sunriversharc.com/event-space 43
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors
Make your first dance unforgettable! • Group Classes • Private Instruction • Choreography
541.401.1635 centraloregondanceexchange.com
high or the f g n i l y
desert
bride
us st
Gorgeo
The Locals’ choice for Large Group Charters and Daily Connections to Portland
Edge Hair and makeup, premiere on location hair and makeup services for weddings and events throughout Central Oregon. Voted top 3 by Oregon Bride Magazine.
541-410-4384
edgehairmakeup.com
1-800-847-0157
www.COBREEZE.com The Locals’ choice for Large Group Charters 1-800-847-0157 and Daily Connections to Portland 44
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors
w w.MuchmoreProductionsOregon.com muchmoreproductionsoregon@gmail.com 503. 58.70 1 idascupcakecafe.com
Say“I do” to a
Slimmer You
IDEALYOUWLC.COM 2500 NE Twin Knolls Drive, Suite 270
541.678.2034 Bend, Oregon 97701
PrM oM fes ionalDJ- Wed ings/CorporateFunctions/PrivateParties M 800 797 6331
lakecreeklodge.com
UCHMORE UCHMORE
R ODUCHMORE D UU CC TTI IOO N SN S P RP O Muchmore Productions www.MuchmoreProductionsOregon.com PRODUCTIONS www.MuchmoreProductionsOregon.com muchmoreproductionsoregon@gmail.com
503.358.7001 www.MuchmoreProductionsOregon.com muchmoreproductionsoregon@gmail.com Professionalmuchmoreproductionsoregon@gmail.com DJ - Weddings / Corporate Functions / Private Parties 503.358.7001 503.358.7001
Professional DJ - DJWeddings Functions / Private Professional - Weddings/ / Corporate Corporate Functions / Private Parties Parties
45
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors
541.639.3139 www.thebridalsuitebend.com Bridal Tuxedo Prom
541.226.3590
A membership to smile about starting at
$24.50/month Dental Memberships for Individuals, Small Businesses and Employees
purecaredental.com • 541.647.5555 On North Business 97, next to the Riverhouse
Call Us Today! *we take and bill insurance as well, in-network with several companies
THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED FLORALS 541.383.8108 /www.summerrobbinsflowers.com
BEND’S ONLY LUXURY GROUP TRANSPORTATION PROVIDER.
NWNAVIGATOR.COM
46
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors
Baking delicious memories since 1966 541.389.8453
The Swig Rig weddings & events
(760) 822-8939
www.theswigrig.com Give us a call 1-866-453-4480
MIX. MINGLE. MAKE AN IMPACT. VIAONEHOPE.COM 47
Cascades Wedding Show
Vendors WENDY DUNCAN
Weddings with Heart & elope Bend
Wedding Officiant
(541)749.8251
Mary Ellen Deckelmann, MA Officiant • Minister • Celebrant
w endy du nc a nministr ies .com w endy dunc a nministr ies
LOOKING TO PLAN AN
If Liposuction isn't for you, then Coolsculpting is the perfect NON-surgical solution.
Unforgettable day? Let us help you create your dream vision!
Be a guest at your own event!
Fabulously planned, remembered always. YOURDAYYOURWAYBEND.COM
•
You are invited to our Cool Event
February 2nd 2017 RSVP: Seatings at Noon & 5:30
864.607.1550
Chance to win a FREE CoolSculpting package! Special event-only pricing for CoolSculpting
541.330.5551 EsthetixMD.com 48
Cascades Wedding Show
Additional vendors
Vendors
phone website
ANA’S ROSE N THORN
541.382.0756
anasrosenThorn.com
BED BATH & BEYOND
541.389.4060
stores.bedbathandbeyond.com
BELLA BRIDES
541.330.7090
bellabridesbend.com
BEND DAY SPA
541.647.1329
benddayspa.com
BEND TROLLEY AND TAPS MOBILE PUB
541.771.1800
thebendtrolley.com tapsmobilepub.com
BLEU BITE CATERING
541.388.1104
bleubitecatering.com
CHRISTOPHER SHUNK PHOTOGRAPHY
541.598.4672
christophershunkphotography.com
CORDIALLY INVITED
541.330.8887
cordiallyinvitedbridal.net
COSTCO WHOLESALE
541.385.9640
costco.com
DESCHUTES PUBLIC HOUSE
541.382.9242
deschutesbrewery.com
FAITH HOPE AND CHARITY
541.350.5384
faithhopeandcharityevents.com
FERNDALE FARMSTEAD
509.840.4788
frendalefarmstead.com
FLIP FLOP SOUND
541.633.9775
flipflopsounds.com
GALLIVAN PHOTO
503.473.2042
gallivanphoto.com
HIGH DESERT HYDROTHERAPY
541.797.9900
hydrobend.com
LULARUE 805.722.9593 n/a MARY KAY
541.390.1448
n/a
MIKE HIATT MEDIA
541.848.8569
mikehiattmedia.com
OLD STONE CHURCH
541.322.7273
oldstonebend.com/
OLIVE GARDEN
541.514.0396
olivegarden.com
OREGON CRAFT CHOCOLATIERS
541.330.2104
oregoncraftchocolatiers.com
OREGON HEALTH INSURANCE
503.813.8427
oregonhealthcare.gov
PEANUT’S GALLERY
503.358.4855
peanutsgallerybend.com
PLUSH POTTY
541.550.0530
plushpotty.net
PURE ROMANCE
541.815.9895
pureromance.com/christinatsutsui
RODAN & FIELDS
971.218.0250
n/a
SET IN YOUR WAY RENTALS
541.388.0314
setinyourwaybend.com
SLEEP INN & SUITES
541.504.1500
choicehotels.com/oregon/bend
STEVE HULL FARMERS INSURANCE
541.548.0127
agents.farmers/or/redmond/steven-hull
THE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN MINISTER
541.350.9054
n/a
49
50
Cascades Wedding Show
Notes
51
Central Oregon’s Largest Family owned Bridal Boutique with 17 years of Experience
Cordially Invited Bridal Over 1000 gowns in stock
Bridesmaids Bridesmaids Tuxedos Tuxedos Flower Girls Flower Girls Mother’s Mother’s Accessories Accessories Alterations Alterations
By Appointment Only
541.330.8887 52
370 SE 3rd St, Bend OR 97702