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Don’t Miss This Spectacular Spring Bridal Event! • Featuring The Finest Wedding Service Providers in the Area • Western New England’s Best Bridal Fashion Show featuring the latest 2010-2011 styles • Food Samples from the area’s best Caterers & Bakers • Thousands of Dollars in Door Prizes and Giveaways
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Inside The Wedding Day Sourcebook This Month The Magazine For Western New England Brides To Be FEATURES Upcoming Events ................................ 4 Ask Rose Eileen..................................... 6 Real New England Weddings .......... 8 Wedding Theatrical Lighting ........... 9 Budget Busting Wedding Tips ........ 14 Modern Love with David Tutera .... 19 20 Ways to An Eco-Friendly Wedding ..21 Get More Info Instantly! .................... 22 Hiring A Pro Makeup Artist .............. 28 More Information ................................ 29 Things To Do.......................................... 29 Wedding Directory ............................. 30
BANQUETS Chandler’s .............................................. 23 Clarion Hotel ......................................... 25 Courtyard Marriott .............................. 25 MassMutual Center ............................. 31 Storrowton Tav. & Carriage House . 22
BRIDAL SHOWS /EVENTS bridalshownearyou.com................... 4 WNE Spring Bridal Show ................... 2 bspishows.com..................................... 11 Jenks Productions ............................... 12 Modern Love at The Log Cabin....... 18 WNE Great Wedding Giveaway ...... 24 Cedars Bridal Show ............................. 26 Bridal Extravaganza ............................ 27
CAKES & CONFECTIONS Atkins ....................................................... 20 Moore Cakes.......................................... 29 Why Cookies? ........................................ 5
CALLIGRAPHY Calligraphy by MaryBeth Reed ....... 22 Elegant Writing..................................... 6
DAY SPA Puffers Salon and Day Spa ............... 5 www.weddingsourcebook.com
DJ After Hours DJ Entertainment ........ 16 Hard at Play DJ...................................... 25 Marx Entertainment ........................... 15 Nino’s Disc Jockey Service ................ 27 EVENT LIGHTING CJC Event Lighting .............................. 32 FORMALWEAR & APPAREL Bancroft Bridals .................................... 7 Bridal Heirlooms .................................. 17 Formal Affair Tuxedos & Tailor......... 11 Sharon Verano Custom Gowns ....... 28 FLORIST Durocher Florist ................................... 23 Atkins ....................................................... 20 FOOTWEAR Comfort Footwear ............................... 27 GIFTS & FAVORS Chocolate Works .................................. 21 Equus Candle ........................................ 6 HONEYMOONS Exclusively Honeymoons .................. 15 Magical Escapes....................................20 HOTELS / INNS Clarion Hotel ......................................... 25 Courtyard Marriott .............................. 25 INVITATIONS Lasting Impressions ............................ 5 JEWELRY Rys and Shine!....................................... 5 Roxy’s Enfield Square Mall................ 11
MAKEUP ARTISTS/SKINCARE Flawless Beauty Mobile Studio ....... 29 Lynn Tassinari Wegiel ......................... 13 Mary Kay ................................................. 21 MUSICIANS / BANDS Heavenly Elegance.............................. 28 Kurian / Nix Duo................................... 5 Melo Wedding Music ......................... 6 TRANSPORTATION Absolute Luxury Transportation .... 13 PHOTOGRAPHERS Becky Kusek Photography................ 28 Jennifer Corridan Photography...... 16 Karen Geaghan Photography ......... 15 Kerr Photography ................................ 13 Perkins Photography & Video ......... 5 Portraits by David ................................ 26 Robert Charles Photography........... 14 Seth Kaye Photography .................... 20 Schaler Photography ......................... 10 Sweet Memories Photography ....... 29 RENTAL EQUIPMENT Taylor Rental .......................................... 10 UNIQUE ITEMS Rachel’s Table Food Bank .................. 11 VIDEOGRAPHERS Creative Video by Nelson.................. 14 KMJ Videography................................. 10 Skyride Video ........................................ 28 Star Video ............................................... 6 T-Bo Productions ................................. 6 WEDDING CONSULTANTS Affiance-Events .................................... 22 LB Events & Marketing ....................... 11
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Beverly A. Place .................................... 28 LINGERIE Underlings Lingerie ............................ 5
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January 2010 • Volume 17 - Issue 1 Published Monthly by: Technigraphics P.O. Box 916, West Springfield, MA 01090 (413) 737-1152 Fax (413) 737-7999 Publisher: Jim Powers jim@weddingsourcebook.com Editor: Lisa Powers lisa@weddingsourcebook.com Ad Sales & Information: (413) 737-1152 info@weddingsourcebook.com Distribution Distributed at no charge to locations in the Greater Springfield area, including: Agawam, Amherst, Belchertown, Brimfield, Chicopee, Deerfield, Easthampton, East Longmeadow, Enfield, Feeding Hills, Granby, Hampden, Holyoke, Longmeadow, Ludlow, Monson, Northampton, Palmer, Somers, Southampton, Southwick, South Hadley, Springfield, Sturbridge, Suffield, Three Rivers, Westfield, West Springfield, and Wilbraham.
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Happy New Year...welcome 2010! It should be an interesting year...but the question remains, are you going to call it two-thousand ten or twentyten? Either way, it’s going to be an awesome year, especially with many, many weddings taking place. We’re also proud to be a big part of the new Western New England Great Wedding Giveaway. One lucky couple will win their dream wedding that includes a reception, attire for the bride and groom, photography and entertainment, plus many extras and even a wonderful honeymoon! Details are in this issue and online at both the Wedding Day Sourcebook site and www.westernnewenglandweddinggiveaway.com. The winner will be announced on March 7th, so if a wedding is in your future, register to WIN!! The Wedding Day Sourcebook is also proud to be a media sponsor for the Log Cabin’s upcoming event Modern Love, Trends to Say ‘I Do’ To featuring David Tutera from WeTV’s My Fair Wedding, along with three of America’s leading wedding experts who will discuss what’s hot and what’s not in the world of wedding for the year ahead. You’re not going to want to miss this event. Tickets are just $25.00, but are limited, so reserve yours soon! Finally, you’ll notice a little “Snap-It” logo throughout the magazine. Just snap it with your cell phone and you’ll find additions, prizes and promotions attached to it. Future issues of the Sourcebook will expand on this feature! It’s just one more way we are working to enhance your experience with the Wedding Day Sourcebook! We look forward to a terrific year and thank you for allowing us to be a part of your wedding planning!
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Real New England Weddings On Our Cover This Month - See Page 8
Upcoming Bridal Events Sat. & Sun. , January 9 & 10, 2010 Springfield Bridal Expo Big E, West Springfield www.jenksproductions.com Sunday, January 24, 2010 Bridal Extravaganza Castle Of Knights, Chicopee, MA www.2010greatevents.com Sunday, January 31, 2010 Cedars Bridal Show The Cedars, Springfield, MA www.peppermillcateringllc.com/bridalshow.html Friday February 5, 2010 Modern Love Event Log Cabin, Holyoke, MA www.logcabin-delaney.com
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A Column Of Questions and Answers From Springfield’s Miss Manners Dear Rose Eileen, I recently accepted my boyfriend’s proposal and we’re beginning to think about engagement and wedding rings. After a dizzying trip to New York City including a stop at Tiffany & Company two weeks ago, I realized I’d be happier with some alternative to the currently standard diamond solitaire and band. But I’m not much of a jewelry person and didn’t really consider it until now. My boyfriend wants the traditional standard...I’m thinking something different. Do you have any thoughts on where to begin? And are more brides-to-be looking for alternatives? Sarah from Suffield, CT Dear Sarah, Well, I could begin anywhere. You certainly don’t need to shop at Tiffany & Company if it doesn’t do it for you. You don’t need to have a traditional diamond ring if that doesn’t appeal to you either. You could get just about any other stone set in your engagement ring and can even compliment that stone in your wedding band if you wish. The engagement ring should be meaningful to you. Tradition doesn’t matter, but what you want really does. You can use your birth stone, his birth stone or any combination of, with our without diamonds. You can design your own ring, setting, stone and all if you wish. You’ll find many creative local jewelry designers and jewelers that can help you accomplish that. You must do some homework first, looking at all the options available. Remember, you’ll be wearing this setting for a lifetime!
Dear Rose Eileen, I’m the bride and my parents are paying for the reception, which includes the venue, food, and drink. Are they entitled to invite a bigger percentage of guests because they are paying? Laura from Enfield, CT Dear Laura, It’s very nice that they are paying for the reception. I would expect that they will invite who they please from their friends and family and it could be a bigger percentage of guests. You’re going to have to make your list of guests you want to invite and be prepared for big compromise. If it becomes too much of a problem, you may just want to pay for the reception yourself. Then you and your fiance will have final say on guest lists. Dear Rose Eileen, We had a couples’ shower right before our wedding where we received gifts. We received a large gift from a group of people who attended. In addition, we received a separate large gift from the same group for our wedding. Can I write one thank you note for both the shower gift and the wedding gift to each couple? We had a large wedding and any time I can save on writing thank you notes would be greatly appreciated. Terri from Springfield, by email Dear Terri Absolutely not. These people are very generous by giving you two gifts--shower and wedding. Each guest should receive a personalized, thoughtful, handwritten thank you note for each gift.
Do you have a question about planning your wedding? Rose Eileen invites you to submit any questions about wedding planning by mail or email. Rose Eileen and the advertisers of the Wedding Day Sourcebook will do their utmost to answer them. Send Your Questions About Weddings To: “Dear Rose Eileen”, c/o The Wedding Day Sourcebook P.O. Box 916, W. Springfield, MA 01090 or email her at info@weddingsourcebook.com
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Ceremony: Our Lady’s Chapel at Elms College in Chicopee, Reception: Chez Josef Gown: Bancroft Bridals Tuxedo: My Husband and his groomsmen are all Marines so they wore their military uniform. Photographer: Seth Kaye Photography DJ: Mark from Hard at Play DJ Service Florist: Durocher Florist in West Springfield Cake: Cerrato’s Pastry Shop in West Springfield Hair: My Bridesmaids had their hair done at Gasoline Alley in Springfield, while I had my own hairdresser from Jack’s Styling Salon do my own. Transportation: Century Limousines First Dance: “Love Me Tender” by Elvis Presley Honeymoon: My husband had to report back to duty in North Carolina 3 days after the wedding so we weren’t able to go on one.
Be Unique: A unique feature for our wedding I think I’d have to say would be that I planned the whole thing while Mike was away overseas on a deployment. I think it’s hard enough to go through a deployment alone worrying about the safety of your loved one. Then add on all the picking and choosing for the wedding - it makes things difficult at times! I know that often times the Groom doesn’t seem to care too much about the little details, but I think it would have been a whole lot easier to have that major support system there. Luckily, I had my Mom and sister to help me along the way, and Mike and I couldn’t be more happy with how the day went through!
Favorite Moments: Something that stands out to the both of us on our wedding day is that so many of our friends who are in the Military took the time to come to Massachusetts and be there for us. It was so nice to see them come out to support Mike - as they’ve supported each other during their time in the Marine Corps. Eight of Mike’s fellow Marines came up for the weekend actually, which I was very surprised about! I’ve grown close to them as well Mike’s time in the Marines so it was so nice to see them all. 8 H Theduring Wedding Day Sourcebook January 2010
Using Theatrical Lighting To Personalize Your Wedding by Jim Powers, CJC Event Lighting
We’ve all seen those ultimate wedding shows. You know the ones where the budget just makes you blink a couple times. A common theme in most of those high end weddings is the use of theatrical lighting to create a mood in the venue. Once only reserved for the “platinum wedding” crowd, Theatrical lighting can enhance any event for almost any budget. The right lighting will create the right atmosphere and when it’s done well, lighting can make everything, including your flowers, cake, and guests, look better. Lighting can transform a venue. You can take an old church hall or a dated banquet room and completely transform it into a very high end looking room. Simple lighting solutions can be quite affordable. If you’re planning an evening reception, make sure to visit your site at least once when it’s dark outside. Look around the room and see where the fixed lighting is focused. Lights that illuminate the walls, windows, and ceiling can draw attention away from the center of the room. You want to keep everyone’s eyes on the tables, dance floor, and each other. Ask if the site has dimmers for their overhead lights, and if there’s any florescent lighting at all, keep it turned off! Also, make sure there won’t be any service doors kept open, which could flood the space with light and ruin the effect. In order to express your desires to your lighting professional, You’ll need to know a couple terms which will help to let the designer know what you want. A Pin Spot is a fixture that provides a focused beam of light to illuminate an object like a centerpiece or wedding cake.
A Color Wash is basically a blanket of colored light covering an entire area. This can be accomplished with Uplighting. Uplighting is when there are fixtures placed on the floor shooting up on to the wall. Several different types of fixtures can be used to accomplish this effect. Your lighting professional will recommend the right fixture by taking into account power requirements and the type of color saturation desired. Gobo projections can include the couple’s monogram or an abstract texture pattern to add interest to a plain wall or ceiling. When using color, it is very easy to make your room look... um... tacky. You don’t want it to look like a high school dance or a rave (not until later on maybe when the DJ or band lights kick in). Use just one or two colors to set the mood. Usually a safe bet is a soft pink or a Magenta. Your lighting professional will recommend a color based on the venue and the colors being used in your wedding. We’ve done more than a few weddings where just white light was used and it looked phenomenal. Whatever you decide, Theatrical Lighting can be an affordable way to set the mood for your event.
Jim Powers is the owner of CJC Event Lighting in West Springfield, MA. CJC Event Lighting has created elegant lighting for ceremony and reception venues in Western Massachusetts, Southern Connecticut, Boston & New York, and specializes in affordable full service lighting for weddings. They are fully insured and have a large inventory of professional, high quality lighting equipment. The owners have been involved in the wedding industry since 1984. See their ad on page 32, visit www.cjceventlighting.com to see a gallery of some of their past work, or call them at (413) 737-7555.
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We’ll distribute surplus food from your catered event to local shelters & soup kitchens that feed the needy. Share Your Joy! FOOD DONATION IS EASY! x Donate any surplus, unserved food prepared in a licensed facility. x No home-cooked foods, please! x Food donors are protected under the Good Samaritan Food Donation Act. x Simple to pre-arrange with your caterer. Caterer packages surplus food in secure, transportable containers. Caterer freezes food if appropriate, or chills perishables to 40q F. Caterer calls Rachel’s Table 24-hour food donation line: 733-9165. x We’ll arrange pick-up & delivery to a local emergency feeding program.
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Simply Elegance Bringing you professional makeup artistry in the comfort of your home or hotel suite on your wedding day. A free consultation is offered to brides to preview your wedding look. Custom blended lipstick and foundation is also available.
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Budget Busting Wedding Tips We all know that the economy has not been great, even though lately things do seem to be perking up. We all have to be careful right now when it comes to where we spend our money. Does that mean you can’t have your dream wedding? No, it does not. These days, it’s easy to assume you can’t have your cake and eat it too when it comes to your wedding , but here at the Wedding Day Sourcebook, we feel differently! We have put together a list of ideas and ways for you to have it all, by not spending a fortune. First things first, map out your budget! We suggest laying it out in relative to its importance. Do create a buffer of what you won’t spend over. Be prepared for compromise. Choose 3 priority items ... these are the ones that you are happy to splurge on if it means getting the best out there. For instance, we recommend never skimping on your photography as this is something you’ll keep for the rest of your life! Decide if there are any parts of the wedding you can do without ... for instance, rather than give favors to your guests that they might not use, donate $1 per guest to your favorite charity. It’s also a way to give back in these trying economic times. Go through your guest list with a fine toothed comb. The one thing that will bump up your budget is your guest list. A rule of thumb, if you haven’t spoken to them in over a year you can probably do without having them at your wedding. Cupcakes are popular. Consider ordering wedding cup-
cakes rather than a 5 tiered wedding cake or in combination of a smaller wedding cake. Cupcakes are not only more cost effective, but, they can give you a variety of flavors and they are unique, too! Use the linens that your banquet hall provides and then rent a table runner to add color. Table runners are still stylish, but cost less than renting a full table linen. Hire a coordinator! Believe it or not, wedding coordinators can save you time and money! They can come up with all sorts of great ideas to cut costs and will save you time and stress as well. They know all the wedding professionals, they know their price points and can certainly get you exactly what you’re looking for without the extra expense. Find a tux rental shop that offers the groom’s tux for free if your whole bridal party rents from there. There are many specials available, you just have to keep looking. You can then opt to divide the savings between everyone to cut costs down all around. Something borrowed, something old, consider wearing some vintage jewelry that your family owns, or combine it with a few new pieces. Not only is this eco-chic, but vintage jewelry has history. Choose a theme that is easy to create, such as “spring.” Use soft colors, spring flowers, with a garden feel. For “fall,” use bronze, copper or orange tones, a fall leaf design on your invitation, place cards, thank you notes and more.
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Modern Love - Trends To Say ‘I Do’ To At The Log Cabin Meet celebrity wedding and event planner, David Tutera and more! Every bride has dreamed of her wedding day; maybe for a year, or maybe since she was a little girl. David Tutera knows weddings and he knows how to turn every bride’s fantasy into reality. You’ll have an opportunity to meet David Tutura along with three of America’s leading wedding experts at the Log Cabin’s, Modern Love, Trends To Say ‘I Do’ To event on February 5, 2010. There will be a panel discussion and guests’ questions, along with each expert making an individual presentation focusing on their area of expertise. As guests you will also have an opportunity to buy signed copies of books. The Log Cabin will feature food stations with specialties prepared by the Log Cabin’s expert chefs, along with dessert and dancing.
Leading Lifestyle Expert David Tutera is hailed as an artistic visionary whose ability, uniquely creative talents and outstanding reputation have made him a tremendous success in the lifestyle arena. Tutera has created a name for himself by taking his passion for designing spectacular events and transforming it into a lifestyle. He continuously exceeds the expected with an unmatched level of inspiration, imagination, and innovation to create the latest trends in entertaining. Emily Anderson is the world’s leading authority on planning weddings that are not only socially, environmentally and financially responsible, but stylish and beautiful. She is the writer and founder
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of Eco Chic Weddings and Eco Chic Home. Emily will also have her books on hand for purchase and signing. Founder and owner of 14 Stories, the first firm in America to specialize in planning same-sex weddings, Boston’s Bernadette Coveney Smith will be on hand as a panelist for this event. She is the author of Gay Wedding Confidential: Adventures and Advice from America’s #1 Gay Wedding Planner. Also as a panelist at this event is Lynda K. Houghtaling, owner of Details Wedding & Party Planning. Lynda has planned gorgeous weddings everywhere in the country within every imaginable timeframe and on every imaginable budget. At this event her focus will be on planning a stellar wedding without breaking the bank. A world renowed celebrity wedding and event planner, David has created some stunning events for celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Matthew McConaughey, Barbara Walters, Star Jones and Tommy Hilfiger. David has been featured on Oprah, The Today Show, CNN and E!, but he is most recently known for his WeTV series My Fair Wedding. My Fair Wedding, featuring David, completely transforms the wedding and look of the bride, with only three weeks to go before her big day. With the clock ticking, Tutera overhauls the design plans and orchestrates all the physical and emotional transformations the bride needs to become a poised and graceful bridal beauty just in time. David also designs products for “Disney’s Couture Wedding Collection by David Tutera” that can be found at Walt Disney World, and his wedding gown line, “David Tutera by Faviana” is available across America. He lives in New York City and encourages all to “celebrate life with style!” The Log Cabin is the host for this event on February 5, 2010 at 5:30pm. Tickets are $25.00 per person and are available by calling the Log Cabin at 413-535-5077. Limited tickets are available so don’t delay.
The same insight celebrity entertaining and wedding expert David Tutera gives to his A-list clientele is now at your fingertips in The Big White Book of Weddings: David’s ultimate “how-to” guide designed to get every bride down the aisle in style! It’s tough to be a bride on a budget—but David reveals his personal tips of the wedding trade that proves brides can be both sophisticatedly chic and realistically resourceful! Covering the entire wedding experience from brainstorming, budgeting, invitations, gift registries, food, music, traditional reception rituals, and even what happens after the wedding’s over, Tutera has created a must-have for brides-to-be. Full of the personality that David brings to every wedding he plans and every TV show or magazine article he appears in, Big White Book of Weddings is the book every bride needs to make her wedding unforgettable for all the right reasons! Includes sections such as: - Create engaging menus and creative cocktails in “Eat, Drink and Be Married!” - Be Perfectly Polished with “Etiquette for the Elegant” - Make your entertainment a hit without needing a rock-star budget in “Strike up the Band” - Go from “Ordinary to Extraordinary” with decor and floral tips from the pro Known throughout the world for turning wedding fantasies into realities, David Tutera exceeds expectations and creates the latest entertaining trends with imaginative innovation.
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