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Tanya’s Treasured Trinket’s Wedding/Event Planning Services

Pictures: My own creation from the Handcrafted Division of Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets.By Tanya Brame

Certified Wedding & Event PlannerProject 2

Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets Wedding & Event Planning Services

Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets is an all-inclusive wedding/event planning company that provides a full range of services from consulting, design, logistics, and venue scouting to décor. I started this company because I Love planning wedding and parties it is my true passion and life’s work. Here at TTTWEPS I believe that every great event starts with organization, creativity, excellent coordination and the ability to be a forward thinker. I aim to represent the best interest of the client by producing sound advisement while keeping focus on creative and innovative ways to accomplish each goal set forth. I WORK hard, LAUGH often, and INVEST all energy into the creation of an unforgettable event. My events are completely unique to the personality, style and taste of my clients. My goal is to develop and create a flawless one-of-a-kind celebration just as perfect as you have imagined.

Contact Me: Tanya BramePhone: 267-210-1246

Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Online: Handcrafted DivisionFacebook: Tanya’streasuredtrinkets

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Initial Client Contact

The initial contact with the client will be through phone, email, skype or coming into the studio of Tanya’s Treasured Trinket. In this initial meeting we will discuss what services the client may be interested in. Then I will invite the client to come and have a 1-hour consultation with me at the studio, restaurant, coffee shop, local mall or any other place that the client will feel comfortable talking about their special event. I will advise the client to bring any person that may be involved in the special planning of their day fiancé, family or friend. Any cost incurred is covered by Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets. For clients unable to meet face to face there is always the option of facetime or skype. Depending on the type of event I will have a bridal or party questionnaire on hand to help guide the process of what the client wants. This questionnaire will contain such question such as: type of event (ex: formal, semi-formal), time of event, theme, color, décor, budget, and number of guest. During this meeting I will give the client my business card and flyers, a list of my services and packages if needed marriage license requirements for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a wedding planning binder with a tip sheet, question for vendors, worksheet and timeline guides including pocket for contracts, pictures and other important information. During this meeting I would also introduce the client to the handcrafted division of Tanya’s Treasured Trinket. This division is for the budget friendly bride that has seen that item that is just too expensive but, would like it at their special event this is where TTTWEPS steps in and recreates that item with its own special touch. These items are all done by sight sent me a picture or bring one with you to our meeting. Have an idea of what you want but, are unsure on how to achieve it; just from listening to you I will create that item you have always dreamed of for your special day. Not sure what you want how about I create something from your hobbies, favorite color or to match the theme. Allow me to re-create, re-vamp, re-new and re-juvenate that item to a sparkling show piece. Items to include: centerpieces, favor, welcome bags, event décor, paper flower backdrops or table runner just to name a few.

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Bridal Profile Questionnaire

1. Name of Bride-to-be (B2b): ________________________________________________________a. Date of birth: ____________________________________________________________

2. Name of Groom-to-be (G2b): ______________________________________________________a. Date of birth: ____________________________________________________________

3. Current Address: ________________________________________________________________4. Future Address: _________________________________________________________________5. Age:

a. 18 – 24b. 25 – 30c. 31 – 35d. 36 – 45e. Over 45

6. Income:a. Under $30,000b. $31,000 - $50,000c. $51,000 - $75,000d. $76,000 - $100,000e. Over $100,000

7. City of Wedding: ________________________________________________________________8. Wedding Date: __________________________________________________________________9. Time of Ceremony: ______________________________________________________________10. Time of Reception: _______________________________________________________________11. Bride’s heritage (optional): ________________________________________________________12. Groom’s heritage (optional): _______________________________________________________13. Wedding Budget:

a. Under $10,000b. $10,001 - $15,000c. $15,001 - $20,000d. $20,001 - $25,000e. Over $25,000

14. Number of guests: _______________________________________________________________a. Used for price per person estimates, such as invitations, catering, and cake.

15. How many hotel rooms are needed? ________________________________________________16. What type of wedding is planned?





a. Very Formal c. Semi-Formal e. Otherb. Formal d. Informal

17. Select two words from the following list that best describes your wedding day vision:a. Elegantb. Simplec. Partyd. Celebratione. Grandf. Traditionalg. Romantich. Sophisticatedi. Glamorousj. Contemporaryk. Hipl. Funkym. Vintagen. Magicalo. Festivep. Conservative

18. How many bridesmaids, including the Maid of Honor?a. 1-3b. 4-6c. 7-10d. 10 or more

19. How many groomsmen/ushers, including the Best Man?a. 1-3b. 4-6c. 7-10d. 10 or more

20. Will you have a flower girl/s? If so, how many?a. 1-2b. 3-4

21. Will you have a ring bearer?a. Yesb. No



22. Your favorite primary color is:a. Redb. Yellowc. Blue

23. Your favorite secondary color is:a. Greenb. Purplec. Orange

24. Your favorite intermediate color is:a. Magenta d. Lime greenb. Teal e. Red-orangec. Gold f. Indigo

25. Your favorite achromatic color is:a. Blackb. Whitec. Brown

26. Your favorite pastel color is:a. Noneb. Pinkc. Purpled. Bluee. Yellowf. Peachg. Greenh. All

27. Your favorite accent colors are:a. Tan, taupe, champagneb. Black, platinum, sterling (silver)c. Chocolate, latte, espressod. Purple, plum, lavender, lilace. Navy, indigof. Light blue, periwinkleg. Peach, coral, cantaloupeh. Red, cinnamon, applei. Light green, mint green, sea green

28. Your favorite wedding gown designers are: (Choose all that apply)

Alfred Angelo Alfred Sung Alvina Valeta Alyce Amy Lee

Avica Bridal Anjolique Bari Jay Belsoie Bill Levkoff

Bonny MT Bridal Originals Champagne Formals Christos Demetrios

Dessy Diamond Bridal Eden Bridal Emme Fashion 1001 Nights

Forever Yours Guzzo Ian Stuart Impression Bridal Jasmine Bridal

Jacqueline Bridal Jessica McClintock Jim Hjelm Jordan Fashions Lamour Bridals

Lazaro Lestella Little Angels Lizette Maggie Sottero

Marisa Melissa Sweet Mon Cheri Monique Montique

Moonlight Mori Lee New Image Paloma Bianca P.C. Mary’s

Private Label Pronovias Rena Koh Sweethart Gowns Venus Bridals

Vera Wang Victoria’s Bridal Watters & Watters Not Sure Other: _________

29. Wedding Gown Color:a. Blue Whiteb. Natural Whitec. Creamd. Ivorye. Other ___________________________________________________________________

30. Wedding Gown Style:a. Length:

i. Fullii. Ankle

iii. Knee

b. Fabric: (Choose two per season)i. Spring/Summer

1. Chiffon2. Lightweight lace3. Silk Charmeuse4. Eyelet linen5. Lightweight satin6. Organza

ii. Fall/Winter1. Velvet2. Heavy lace3. Brocade4. Rich taffeta5. Satin

c. Silhouette:i. A-line

ii. Ball gowniii. Basque waistiv. Empirev. Sheath

vi. Mermaid

d. Sleeve Options:i. Strapless

ii. Spaghetti strapsiii. Off the shoulderiv. Three-quarter lengthv. Cap

vi. Fitted point

e. Neckline:i. Bateau

ii. Décolletageiii. Halteriv. Jewelv. Off-the-shoulder

vi. Sweetheartvii. Scoopviii. V-neck

ix. Wedding Band Collar

31. Headpiece Style:a. Noneb. Tiarac. Headbandd. Wreath

32. Veil Style:a. Noneb. Blusherc. Fingertipd. Ballerinae. Sweepingf. Cathedral

33. Bridal Shoes:a. Sneakersb. Ballet Slippersc. Strappy Sandalsd. Open Back Slingse. Other

34. Accessories: (Choose all that apply)a. Glovesb. Garterc. Handkerchiefd. Jewelrye. Pursef. Wrap

35. Stationery: (Match to answers regarding style)a. Paper:

i. Linenii. Vellum

iii. Parchmentiv. Jacquardv. Corrugated

vi. Handmade papervii. Glassine

viii. Rice paperb. Printing:

i. Engraved invitationsii. Thermography

iii. Offset printingiv. Letterpressv. Calligraphy

c. Wording:i. Traditional Wording

1. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, the parents of Alicia Jones, request the honor…ii. Contemporary Wording

1. We invite you to join us in celebrating…36. Reception: (Match to answers regarding vendor preferences)

a. Indoorb. Outdoorc. Both

37. Catering: (Choose all that apply)a. Seated/plated dinnerb. Buffetc. Appetizers onlyd. Champagne and Cake only

38. Cake:a. Style:

i. Contemporaryii. Fun

iii. Traditionaliv. Simplev. Elegant

vi. Other ____________________________________________________________b. Flavor:

i. Vanillaii. Chocolate

iii. Other ____________________________________________________________39. Flowers: (Choose two per season of your wedding date)

a. Winter:

Amaryllis Baby’s Breath Carnations Cattleya Orchids ChrysanthemumDaisies Orchid Roses Spay Orchid

b. Spring:

Amaryllis Anemones Baby’s Breath Calla Lily CarnationsCattleya Orchids Daffodils Day Lily Delphinium FreesiaForget-me-knot Gardenias Iris Jonquil Lilac

Lily Lily of the Valley Larkspur Orchid PeonyRanunculus Roses Sweetpea Tulip Violets

c. Summer:

Aster Baby’s Breath Bachelor Buttons Calla Lily Canterbury BellsCarnations Cattleya Orchids Chrysanthemum Daisies Day LilyDelphinium Geranium Hydrangea Larkspur Iris

Lily Orchid Roses Stephanotis Straw FlowersZephyr Lily

d. Fall:

Aster Anemones Baby’s Breath Calla Lily CarnationsCattleya Orchids Chrysanthemum Daisies Day Lily Delphinium

Orchid Roses Zephyr Lily Zinnia

40. Photography Style:a. Traditionalb. Photojournalisticc. Storybookd. Combination _____________________________________________________________

41. Ceremony Location:a. Indoor:

i. Religious facilityii. Hall

iii. Special Venue _____________________________________________________b. Outdoor:

i. Gardenii. Backyard

iii. Special Venue _____________________________________________________42. Ceremony Music:

a. Processional:i. Live singer/soloist

ii. String Quartetiii. Classical CD (I.e. Canon in D)iv. Other ____________________________________________________________

b. Here Comes the Bridec. Recessional:

i. Live singer/soloistii. String Quartet

iii. Classical CD (I.e. Canon in D)iv. Other ____________________________________________________________

43. Reception Music:a. Live Band

i. Jazzii. Contemporary

iii. Rockiv. Countryv. Combination

b. Disc Jockeyi. Oldies

ii. Top 40iii. Rockiv. Countryv. Combination

c. String Quarteti. Classical

ii. New Ageiii. Combination

44. Transportation:

Sedan/Town Car Limousine Van Mini Bus Motor CoachLimousine Coach Excalibur Rolls Royce Stretch Hummer Stretch NavigatorTruck Limousine Mercedes Sedan Mercedes Stretch Trolley Horse & CarriageBeetle Limousine Other

45. Videography:a. Budget: _________________________________________________________________b. Style:

i. One Cameraii. Two Cameras

iii. Cinema Style

46. Wedding Planner:a. Plannerb. Coordinatorc. Directord. All Services

47. Decorations/Favors/Extras: (Choose all that apply)a. Dove releaseb. Sand ceremonyc. Guest favorsd. Gift basketse. Bubblesf. Rose petal paper conesg. Ice sculptureh. Other ___________________________________________________________________

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Clients Party Questionnaire

Type of Event: _____________________________________

Event Date: ___________________________________________

Times: ____________________________________________

Location: _________________________________________

Age of Guest of Honor: _______________________________

Age of Guest: __________________________________________

Theme: ______________________________________________

Colors: ______________________________________________

Special Transportation: _________________________________

Decoration: _________________________________________

Party Attire if required for guest: __________________________

Stationery or Invites: ____________________________________

Food: ______________________________________________

Activities: ___________________________________________

Entertainment: _________________________________________

Rentals: ______________________________________________

Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets Wedding/Event PlanningTanya Brame

Certified Wedding/Event Coordinator2183 Thouron AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19150

267-210-1246“ Day of” Services Contract

This Agreement is made this _______day of ___________, 20____.

Bride Name: ____________ Groom’s Name: ___________Address: _______________ City: ________State: _______Home Phone: ___________ Other: ____________________Date of Event: __________ Package: “Day of’” ServicesName and Location of Event: _______________________Number of Guest: _________________________________Ceremony Time: __________ Reception Time Including Cocktail hour________

Services Provided“Day of” fees: $850.

Initial meeting with the couple to gather information Initial event timeline development meeting Develop and manage event timeline Coordinating the logistic & details of ceremony; reception site walk-thru Review vendor contracts Orchestrate ceremony rehearsal 2 hours Provide “Day of” checklists and reminders Oversee set-up of ceremony and reception sites Set up all personal items (including programs, favors, escorts cards, cake,

etc.) Coordinate and execute flow of ceremony, and receptions for 10 hours Deliver final payment and/or gratuities to vendors Final vendor confirmations On-going communications On-going etiquette advice

A letter will be e-mailed to all bridal party members advising them briefly on the times, places, expectation, and duties

Budget saving recommendation Assist Bride, Groom, and Wedding Party Distribute tossing items and line up guest Act as liaison between the wedding party and the vendors Ensure that you book enough hours, and to confirm timing, delivery and

set-up information when we review vendor contracts. You will be able to relax and enjoy your day!

Cancellation Policy

In the event the services of the Wedding Planner are no longer required (cancellation of wedding, etc.); a percentage of the deposit will be forfeited, as set out below:

0% of the deposit if the event is cancelled within 3 day of signing of this contract.

33% of the deposit if the event is cancelled between 4-15 days of the signing of this contract.

67% of the deposit if the event is cancelled between 16-30 days of the signing of this contract.

100% of the deposit if the event is cancelled after 30 days of the signing of this contract.

I acknowledge Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets and its representatives are not liable for the product or services and warranties of participating vendors. I understand that it is my responsibility to purchase my own wedding insurance, if I so desire.

Total

The client agrees to the total fee as outlined above and to a payment schedule as follows: $_________.

Payment Schedule

10% of total fee as deposit upon booking50% of outstanding balance due: ___/____/_____.Final balance due two weeks prior to event date ____/____/______.I/We agree to the terms and conditions as set out above:

__________________ ____________________Tanya Brame, Certified Wedding Planner Client

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Marriage License Information

To Obtain a Marriage License in Philadelphia1. The fee for a marriage license is $80.00, payable by cash or money orders.

Check and credit cards are NOT accepted.2. Both applicants must appear together in room 413 City Hall to apply for a

marriage license.3. The marriage license will be issued on the third day following the

application, and is valid for only 60 days from the issue date that appears on the license. If the license is not used within the 60-day period, the marriage license must be returned, and the application process must be repeated in its entirety and the fee re-paid.

4. The marriage license can be used in any county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; however, a PA license cannot be used out-of-state.

5. Applicants must produce the following identification: a current, valid photo I.D. in the form of either a driver’s license: non-driver’s license; international driver’s license: passport: military I.D.; resident alien card or consulate card and a social security card or any other form of I.D. issued by an official entity which reflects the applicant’s social security number. If the applicant does not possess a social security number he/she must produce a secondary I.D. in the form of a birth certificate, or any other form of I.D. issued by an official entity, in addition to the above-noted current, valid photo I.D. No applications will be taken without these documents.

6. If either applicant was previously married, proof of dissolution of the latest marriage must be submitted at the time of application. A widowed applicant must submit a certified copy of the death certificate of the deceased spouse. A divorced applicant must provide a certified copy of the most recent divorce decree. If either of the foregoing documents is not written in English it must be translated to English and the translation must be certified and correct.



7. If an applicant has had a legal name change the certified decree of the court ordering this change must be presented at the time of application is made.

8. If either of the applicant is a minor fifteen years of age or younger the court must authorize the issuance of the license. The parent/guardian must prove his/her relationship to the minor by submitting a current, valid photo I.D. If the parent/guardian resides outside this jurisdiction, the office will supply the necessary consent form at an additional fee of $10.00 per minor.

9. The marriage license bureau is open Monday through Friday from 8:00AM until 4:00PM. Wednesday hours are from 8:30AM-7:30PM. Please schedule your arrival no later than one-half hour before closing time to allow for processing.

10.Additional FEES:Quaker/Self-Uniting License $90.00

Lost License $10.0011.If either applicant cannot speak or understand English, he/she must be

accompanied by a translator who possesses current, valid photo I.D.

Contact:Marriage License BureauRoom 413 City HallPhiladelphia, PA 19107215-686-2233

Marriage Record DepartmentRoom 415 City HallPhiladelphia, PA 19107215-686-2234

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Tanya’[email protected] Packages

Bronze Wedding Consultant Package- $150.00

Makes a great gift for the couple getting married!!

One meeting (in person, email, phone or skype) totaling 2 hours to get to know your vision/need and wants. We will then recommend venues, based on budget, styles and cost-savings solutions.

One second meeting help you assess up to 3 venues and ask the right questions. (This will need to be on the same day if possible and be up to 3 hours’ total allowing up to one hour each at each venue).

Six other vendor referrals of your choice based on needs and budget. Example Photographer, Videographer, DJ, Centerpieces, Favors and Florist.

Full payment required at signing of contract.

Silver Wedding Consultant Package- $200.00

A great package for those couples that doesn’t know where to start or has made their own plans, but would like an expert to go over everything.

Up to 3 hours of consultation regarding your planning. Referral of vendors including, help with timelines, themes and wedding

etiquette. Unlimited basic email and telephone question Full payment required at signing of contract.

Gold Wedding Consultation Package-$500.00

Perfect for those wanting professional assistance ONLY on the day of their wedding! Up to 10 hours.

Initial event timeline development meeting Develop and manage event timeline Coordinating the logistic & details of ceremony; reception site walk-thru


Review vendor contracts Oversee set-up of ceremony and reception sites Set up all personal items (including programs, favors, escorts cards, cake,

etc.) Coordinate and execute flow of ceremony & receptions On-going communications On-going etiquette advice On site coordination and supervision $200.00 deposit at signing of contract with balance due 2 weeks before

wedding day.

Rose Gold Wedding Consultation Package- $675.00

Need full assistance with your plans, but not wedding day directing services Free wedding planning binder with tip sheets, question for vendors,

worksheets and timelines guides, including pockets for your contracts, pictures, and other important information

Up to fifteen hours of consultation regarding your planning Unlimited email and telephone questions Free Wedding Style Consultation Includes initial consult, phone and email Budget development & prioritization Guidance on how to stay within your budget Provide venue referrals Review selected venue contracts Attend vendor meetings Wedding design inspiration presentation to determine wedding direction Final inspiration board to client for approval Recommendation & guidance on rental, and design vendors Design sample meeting with florist, cake & table top details Provide bride, and groom timelines & checklist Email reminder of what needs to be accomplished each month Package up of anything at the end and place items in assigned vehicle.

$300.00 deposit at signing of contract with balance paid two weeks prior to wedding day.

Platinum Wedding Coordination Package- $1500

Everything included in the Rose Gold Package plus.

All- inclusive wedding package Contract review & negotiation Vendor payment schedule & alerts Wedding design inspiration presentation (explores design look & feels) Assist with linen selection, invitation, rental items, props, menu tasting,

favor selection, and cake design Coordinate transportation arrangements & itinerary Coordinate hotel accommodations Plan and/or execute rehearsal dinner Be there on wedding day to make sure it all happens as planned, and hold

brides hand coordination for a maximum of 12 hours on wedding day $400.00 deposit at signing of contract with balance paid two weeks prior

to the wedding day.

Other Services

Engagement Parties $300 and up.Help provides announcement platform. Create, plan, deliver and execute party.

Bridal Shower $300 and up.Help plan and host unique shower.

Bachelorette/Bachelor Party $150 and up depending on involvement.Advise Maid of Honor/Best Man of party events.

Rehearsal Dinner $350 and up.Help coordinate, direct dinner and rehearsal.

Post Wedding Activities $300 and up depending on planner activity. Arrange and direct thank you/farewell gathering.

Set-up of honeymoon suite which could include champagne, rose petals and chocolate or whatever the couple may have in store $ 150.00 and up.

Personal assistant delivering a special delivery of breakfast the day on or after the wedding $75.00 and up depending on couple’s choices.

Shopping, Assembling and delivery of welcome bags for out of town guest price is depended upon item chosen for the bags.

Gown cleaning and, preservation services starting at $200.00.

Event Design/Styling by Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets- Al Cart Services Handcrafted items with an elegant flair.

- Have an idea for your wedding, seen something on TV, a website or in the store, and would like that item at your Wedding or Party but, the item is out of your budget. Allow Tanya’s Treasured Trinket to recreate that item for you at a lower price that will meet the needs of the budget conscience bride’s. Email us a picture or bring it in to Tanya’s Treasured Trinkets Studio we will recreate that item but, with our own elegant flair that is sure to be unique and delight all your family and friends.

- Too busy! Not sure what you want allow Tanya’s Treasured Trinket to come up with an item that matches your theme, color and/or any hobbies that you may want to incorporated into your Wedding or Party.

o Centerpieceso Favorso Event Décoro Church designo Chocolate covered strawberries, pretzels and cookies, marshmallows or

any fruit you desire, designed to fit your event.o Special sweet heart tables

o Dessert tableso Candy buffeto Welcome Bagso Paper flower backdrops- Handcrafted flowers made from solid cardstock to

create a beautiful backdrop for your Wedding or Party or use these flowers anywhere at the venue. It is sure to WOW your guest.

o Gifts Basketso Wedding Accessories

All al chart services pricing depending upon location, number of guest, details and staff needed. All packages are customized to meet your needs contact us today

for a complimentary consultation.Tanya 267-210-1246; Fax 215-555-2345Tanya’[email protected]

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Additional Al-Chart Packages

Sweet/Dessert Tables – Pricing starting at $300.00Includes: 1 round or ½ Sheet cake or 50 cupcakes additional or larger sizes may be ordered for an additional priceChoose 3 of the following items listed below, all items will be covered in chocolate to match color or theme of event.

Pretzels Marshmallows Apples Slices Oreo Cookies Cake Pops Strawberries Rice Crispy Treat

Candy Buffet: Pricing starting at $300.00 depending on amount of candy and number of candies used.Includes: Treat bag/boxes that match décor, color or theme of party or event.Candy to include:

Gumballs Pillow Mints Twirl lollipops Jelly beans Salt Water Taffy- Additional candy may be purchased at an additional price.

Potato Chip Bar- Pricing starting at $100.00 and upIncludes :”Kettle chips, savory seasoning and gourmet topping. Large decorated basket that matches décor, theme or color of event. Client may also request a

variety of different chips i.e., Bar-bar-que, Sour Cream and Onion, Doritos, Cheese Curls, Corn Chips just to name a few. Topping for the chips: Choose 3 items

Smoked Sea Salt Maple Sugar BBQ Dill Pickle Feta or Blue Cheese Bacon Hot Sauce

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The Plan

Initially, TTTWEPS will be a one women home based business. Majority of client contact will be done out of my basement home office, this office will contain a large storage area, bathroom and small office area. There is also enough room for me to display items from the handcrafted division of TTTWEPS. Family and friends will be utilized for larger jobs that require more hands involved. By year 5, I intend to expand my business into a well- equipped facility with fully operational office space. I will hire two additional wedding planners. Year 10, I will open a full scale wedding/event planning company. Three additional wedding/event planners will be hired all with their own special talents. This company will be a one stop shopping with a 3-4 different banquet rooms where wedding, receptions, bridal/baby showers can be held, full services bar, on staff caterer, florist, event designer and event coordinator. The handcrafted division of TTTWEPS will also be held with in this business where clients can walk around a purchase items already created or have a seat with me or one of my consultants to brainstorm on ideas on what item the client may want for their special day.


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Budget Friendly Ideas for the Couple

Keep guest list to a minumim Ask for wedding help instead of wedding gifts.

Example a friend or family has a musical talent, crafting, flower design, event décor or catering

Hold ceremony at home or outdoors Skip the groomsmen and bridesmaid gifts consider writing a personal thank

you note Make your own invitations or stationery

There are many nice paper options at the local craft or office store. Stock the bar instead of a full open bar cut cost by just severing beer and

wine or free cocktail hour followed by a cash bar Consider buying used centerpieces or make them yourself or Hire Tanya’s

Treasured Trinkets Handcrafted Division!! Buy a dress off the rack or on sale Plan a simple honeymoon or have a staycation at a nearby state or hotel




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Bridal Shower IdeasDiamond and Denim: First explain to guest what a Diamond and denim party is. It’s a mix of dressed up glamour with a chic dress down component.Girls: Wear a denim jean, skirt, dress and jacket with as much white, gem jewelry as possible.Guys: Dark jeans, jacket with bling-ed out chain, diamond watch or bracelets. Bling-ed out belt buckles. Decorations will be ones that shine or bling. Such as glittery blue, white and sliver balloons hanging from the ceiling or chairs. Centerpieces will be glittery covered faux diamond sitting on top of a denim covered bases, sourronded by candles covered with rheinstones. Another idea for a centerpiece is real denim jean or shirt with flowers sticking out of the top. For the table they will be covered with denim tablecloths, glittery plates, cups, and for a whimsical touch denim pockets with a rhinestone border to hold the utensils will complete the table setting. Food will be served appetizers style so that guest and eat mingle and dance, the drinks will range from frosty white to different shades of blue, the cake will be shaped to resemble a pair of denim jeans. Cookies shaped like a diamond or a pair of jeans, with royal blue and silver sprinkled on top.

Candyland Shower This is a bridal shower for a fun loving bride with a sweet tooth to match. For this shower hanging decoration in the shape of different candies; centerpieces made from styro-foam made to look like the bride favorite candy. To line the wall of the shower large lollipops made from long balloons wounded around each other is the shape of a circle, wrapped in clear cello foam paper tie with a ribbon. The tablescloths will be different colors green, red, yellow, and blue with matching plates, cups, utensils and napkins. Don’t forget the Candyland Buffet a variety of candies hard, chewy, taffy or chocolate will be placed on this table in large glass containers. Since the bride is so fond of sweets a sweet table will also be a hit for all the guest.



Engagement Party Ideas

Meet and Mingle Wedding Brunch This brunch can be for all the bridal party to get acquainted and learn their roles and responsibility. This can also be a chance for the bridal party to discuss special plans/gifts for the bride and groom, or perhaps a chance for them to discuss the bachelor and bachelorette party. Décor can be light neutral colors with daisy and tulips to take the decoration to the next level. Food options to include the following eggs, bacon, breakfast pizza, muffins, fruit platter, and assorted fruit juices. This would also be a good time to thank your bridal party for participating in your special day with a Champagne Toast.

Passport to FunThis party can be either pre or post wedding, before or after the honeymoon. This is for the couple that demands the thrill of an adventure and is constantly dreaming of new places to visit. Start with invitations that are made to look like a passport. Follow that up with décor that incorporates the romanticism of colorful maps, earthy textures, gloves, airplanes, hot air balloons will take this travel theme to the next level. Match the décor with table clothes, plates, cup, to match the travel theme. Map luminary on the tables as centerpieces or used to light the walkway. For a cake try a fabulous vintage birthday cake in the shape of a suitcase. To complete the travel, them how about some of the couple favorite foods from around the world. Example: Greece- Chicken Souvlaki with Tzatziki Sauce; African- Spicy Ethiopian Red Lentil Stew and, Philippines- Pancit. To end the party, take home favors that resemble vintage suitcases filled with their favorite candy. Happy traveling to the couple!!





Recommended Vendors

Catering Bryce’s Catering Services- (215) 456-7864LaPrima Catering Company-(267) 234-0976

FloristPaul Beale’s Flowers-(215)457-4858Rothe Florists-(215) 664-7348

BakeryOteri’s Italian Bakery-(215) 457-4958Brendenbeck’s Bakery-(215) 247-7374Denise’s Delicacies-(215) 459-2478

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Welcome to Wedding Countdown

9 – 12 Months Before Your Wedding1. Select a wedding planner to help you avoid wasting time or money.2. Begin thinking about the type of wedding you want to have. (Formal,

informal, seated, buffet, afternoon or evening, etc.)3. Throw an engagement party for your friends and family to announce your

plans to marry.4. Confirm ceremony date, time, and site with Officiant.5. Set a preliminary budget.6. Set the date.7. Select attendants.8. Reserve the reception site.9. Select and book caterers, photographers, videographer, florists, musicians,

and other service providers.10.Begin compiling guest list.11.Select wedding dress, headpiece, and bridesmaid dresses.12.Start thinking about your honeymoon.

6 – 9 Months Before1. Attend premarital classes.2. Choose and order your dress accessories.3. Order your wedding cake.4. Register for china, gifts, etc.5. Shop for a new home or apartment.

6 Months Before1. Place deposits and sign contracts for wedding services.2. Choose bridesmaid dresses and accessories.3. Choose flower girl dress.4. If traveling, make sure your visas and passports are up to date.5. Complete honeymoon plans with groom.6. Discuss rehearsal dinner with groom.

4 Months Before1. Verify that the wedding gown, bridesmaid dresses, and flower girl dress

have been ordered.2. Make sure addresses for guest list are up to date.3. Order invitations, announcements, and any other personal stationery.4. Choose and order formal wear for groom and attendants.5. Make sure all out-of-town male attendants have submitted their

measurements to your formal wear provider.6. Verify that both mothers have selected and ordered their dresses.7. Investigate requirements for medical test and other records for your

marriage license.8. Design a map to direct guests to the ceremony and reception sites.9. Complete registering.10.Shop for trousseau.

2 Months Before1. Schedule final fitting.2. Finalize bridal registry.3. Confirm ceremony details with your Officiant.4. Finish addressing invitations and announcements.5. Finalize wardrobe for showers, pre-wedding parties, and honeymoon.6. Shop for gifts for bridal party.7. Shop for accessories, such as shoes, stockings, garter, purse, cake knife,

candles, and guest registration book.8. Choose wedding rings and arrange for sizing and engraving.9. Plan your bridesmaid party, luncheon, or tea. Provide them with a list of

responsibilities and your expectations on the day of the wedding.10.Schedule an appointment with your hairdresser and make-up consultant.11.Finalize and verify all details with service providers directly or through your

wedding planner.

6 Weeks Before1. Mail invitations.2. Confirm all attendants have been fitted for formalwear.

3. Set rehearsal and communicate time, date, and place to appropriate parties.

4. Make final menu decisions.5. Discuss wedding photo shots with photographer and videographer.6. Send announcement to newspaper.7. Attend your Bridal Shower.8. Write thank you notes for gifts.9. Select readings and special passages for ceremony.

2 Weeks Before1. Pick up wedding gown and confirm its fit and condition.2. Take care of blood and medical tests, and marriage license requirements.3. Finalize musical selections for the ceremony and reception.4. Finalize seating chart for reception.5. Print reception place cards.6. Provide caterer with final head count.7. Finalize timeline with your wedding planner for the day of the wedding.8. Finish addressing announcements to mail on the wedding day.9. Attend your Bachelorette get-together.10.Prepare gift baskets or special notes of thanks to be delivered to your

selected guests rooms.11.Break in wedding shoes by wearing them around your home.12.Write our toast for wedding reception and rehearsal dinner.

1 Week Before1. Pick up wedding rings.2. Give final guest count for the reception to your caterer.3. Practice applying make-up for the wedding day, if doing on own.4. Confirm details with all service providers.5. Verify all bridesmaids and groomsmen have picked up their formalwear.6. Confirm that all attendants know when to arrive at the rehearsal, rehearsal

dinner, and wedding ceremony.7. Confirm honeymoon plans.

8. Make a list of names and pronunciations for the Best Man to mention in his introduction, if appropriate.

9. Cancel newspaper and mail for while you are away.10.Pay upcoming bills that will be due while you are away.11.Pack honeymoon and purchase traveler’s checks.12.Arrange to move belongings to new home.

1 – 2 Days Before1. Review any special seating arrangements with ushers.2. Groom to pick up formalwear.3. Make sure marriage license is in hand.4. Check all final details with caterer, florist, musicians, etc.5. Manicure, pedicure, and spa as you like.6. Confirm transportation.7. Arrange for your wedding planner to receive an envelope of tips and fees

for distribution to clergy and vendors.

The Night Before Your WeddingSleep, sleep, and sleep some more. You have the biggest day of your life ahead of you. You want to look and feel your best. Make sure to make time with family, especially parents to share memories of times gone by and to say thank you. Take photos of your last hours at home as a single person. Take some quiet time for yourself. Close your eyes and visualize every step of the coming day. This will relax you and help prevent unforeseen incidents.

The Morning of Your WeddingHave a small meal before leaving for the wedding. Don’t bring too many personal items that you have to worry about later. Stay calm. If you run behind schedule, take a deep breath and remember that the ceremony will wait for you! Your family and friends want to see you shine and not be frazzled because you are running late. Relax and let your happiness carry the day.

Countdown to “I Do”

2 Hours Before “I Do”Groom, Best Man, and Groomsmen begin dressing.

45 Minutes…Ushers arrive at the wedding site, pick up boutonnieres and programs, go over seating plans, and wait at the entrance for guests to arrive.

30 Minutes…Pre-processional music begins playing, final check of marriage license, Mother and attendants leave for the wedding site, and ushers begin seating guests.

20 Minutes…Groom and Best Man arrive, Father (or Bride’s escort) and Bride leave for the ceremony site.

5 Minutes…Parents of Bride and Groom are seated according to wedding type and traditions.

1 Minute…And now the moment you have been waiting for! The Officiant stands ready and the ceremony begins!! Your guests now rise to watch you make your entrance!!!

Smile! This is your moment!!!

After the Honeymoon1. Report name and address changes to Social Security (visit www.ssa.gov)

and appropriate agencies and companies (i.e. driver’s license, utilities, etc.)2. Preserve your flowers.3. Preserve your gown.4. Send thank you notes to your guests.

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Party Planning Countdown

One month before

Set date, time and place where event will be held Decide on a theme or color Determine your overall budget then estimate the cost of each party

element to be sure it is realistic Think of way to make the party special such as a surprising entertainment,

beautiful decoration, sweet table, candy buffet, fabulous foods

3 weeks before

Mail or email invitations Order flowers from your local florist Rent extra chairs or linens from rental company Check to be sure you have necessary serving pieces, serving utensils,

chaffing dishes, sterno’s and any other supplemental equipment needs Source and order party foods Create a party schedule consisting of time, activities and any notes Create place cards and make seating arrangements Plan your menu and create a master shopping list Draft a timeline for preparing each dish Plan a cooking schedule determine what can be made ahead and frozen

day before, and that day, and what ‘s being brought already prepared

One week before

Follow up on any guest that have not rsvp’d Stock up on wine and liquor Create your iPod playlist Shop for decoration Order birthday cake/cupcakes

Buy groceries and additional bar items Wash glass wear, serving pieces and silverware Package party favors Plan layout of room allow for smooth flow for guest to mingle

Day before

Pickup and arrange flowers Prep and chops fruits, vegetables wash salad greens and refrigerate Prepare any sauces, salad dressing and dips and refrigerate Let neighbors know if cars will be parked in front of their houses Pick up birthday cake

Morning of

Chill wine Set table Decorate the party area Set up bar, and slice lemons/limes and other garnishes Marinate meat, if necessary Check the guest bathroom empty trash, set out clean guest towels,

place great-smelling soap and flowers next to the sink Buy party ice Setup up balloons, streamers, table etc…

2 hours before

Set out all serving pieces that will be used on the buffet Set out favors Set up candy buffet, sweet table if having Finish prepping all food that can be done before guest arrive Set aside a space for dirty dishes and glasses if not using plastic wear Have trash cans and extra garbage bags on hand

One hour before

Light candles, including a scented one for the bathroom Adjust overhead lighting. Use as much soft light from lamps as possible Turn on iPod playlist or other music

Set out nuts and party snacks Get dressed and party ready.

1-2 weeks after party

Send out thank your notes

After the party it’s a good idea to record what items of food, entertainment and activities guest liked and disliked. This information will be helpful when planning your next event.

Tips:

Make sure you have enough of.

Ice Trash bags Batteries for camera Food Paper towels Napkins Plates Cups Club soda for any spills Utensils Salt & pepper



Bridal Party Responsibilities

Best Man

Responsibilities and Checklist

1. Help manage groomsmen and mediate any conflicts that may arise.2. Oversee and keep track of pre-wedding expenses for the groomsmen.3. Pay for his own wedding attire and travel expenses.4. Coordinate suit or tuxedo fittings for all groomsmen and ushers.5. Attend any co-ed wedding showers the couple may have.6. Organize and plan the bachelor party.7. Attend the wedding rehearsal and rehearsal dinner.8. Help orchestrate toast at the rehearsal dinner.9. Make sure all the groomsmen and ushers arrive at the wedding on time with everything

they need.10. Hold the bride’s wedding ring during the ceremony if asked or unless there is a ring

bearer.11. Sign the marriage certificate.12. Give a toast to the bride and groom at the reception.13. Act as a co-host at the reception and help make sure everything goes according to plan.14. Coordinate with parents of the bride or groom to ensure all service providers have

received necessary payment and tips.15. Attend the send-off party or post-wedding brunch.16. Give the officiant a sealed envelope with his or her fee just after the ceremony.17. Decorate the getaway mobile. Grab the other groomsmen and the bridesmaids for this

one.18. Drive the couple to the wedding- night hotel or airport after the reception. 19. Escorts the Matron of Honor during the recessional.20. Organize the return of any rented wedding attire for all men in the wedding.



Bride and Groom Together

1. Decide on your budget. Consult with your parents, if they are paying for or contributing to the wedding.

2. Decide on and set the style, theme, date, time and the place of ceremony and, reception. Make reservations and deposits.

3. Meet with your wedding officiate and participate in any premarital counseling required.

4. Order your Save-the-date cards, wedding invitations, and thank you notes.5. Choose your attendants and their attire.6. Purchase gifts to honor your bridesmaids, Groomsmen, and children in the

wedding party. Present those gifts prior to the wedding at a dinner or private gathering.

7. Acknowledge all bridal shower and wedding gifts you receive with handwritten personalized than-you-notes.

8. Purchase gifts for your parents.9. Obtain your marriage license.10.Dance the first dance at the reception.11.Greet everyone at the reception, either with a receiving line or by mingling.

Bridesmaids


1. Offer to help with wedding planning and pre-wedding events.2. Help organize and plan the bachelorette party.3. Pay for her own wedding attire and travel expense4. Purchase dress and accessories in a timely manner as requested by the

bride.5. Attend the wedding rehearsal and rehearsal dinner.6. Act as a co-host at the reception and help make sure everything goes

according to plan.7. Attend the send-off party or post-wedding brunch.8. Run last minute errands. On the day of the wedding, be on hand to confirm

flower delivery times, meet and greet the ceremony officiant, or satisfy junk food cravings.

9. Stand in the receiving line at the bride’s request.10.Hit the dance floor when the music kicks in. Dance with the groomsmen

during the formal first-dance sequence.11.Purchase a wedding present perhaps with one of the other bridesmaids.

This provides more buying power.12.Be a trooper, no matter how stressful the ordeal becomes. Try not to

complain about the bridesmaid’s dress—even if the color is horrendous. Be gracious and tactful.

13.Provide plenty of emotional support during the planning and, on the wedding day.

Father of the Bride

1. Assist in preparing the guest list.2. Purchase or rent wedding attire that matches that of the groom and other

male wedding attendants.3. Ride with the bride to the ceremony.4. Escort bride down the aisle on left arm.5. Stands to the left of the mother of the bride in the receiving line.6. Co-host the reception.7. Dances second dance with the bride.8. Help gather gifts after the reception.9. Last to leave reception.10.Attend the rehearsal dinner and be prepared to toast the groom into the

family.11.For out-of-town guests arriving, play chauffeur at the airport; arrange for

guest’s transportation to and from the wedding festivities.12.You may be in charge of making maps with directions to the wedding site’s,

which will be included with invitations.13.Stand in the receiving line beside your daughter.14.Make a short toast or welcoming speech when the reception starts.15.Share an honored father-daughter dance at the reception.16.During the reception, keep an eye on the bar and champagne supply, and

alert whomever is in charge if supplies run low.

Father of the Groom

1. Assist in compiling guest list.2. Purchase or rent wedding attire.3. Pay for and host the rehearsal dinner.4. Propose the first toast at the rehearsal dinner.5. Arrive dressed 1 hour before the wedding.6. Stand to the left of the mother of the groom in the receiving line.7. Pay for all beverages at the wedding reception

Groom

1. Help compile guest list.2. Purchase wedding rings and arranges engraving.3. Rent or purchase wedding attire.4. Choose all wedding attire and accessories for the male bridal party

members.5. Plan and pay for honeymoon.6. Get traveler’s checks for honeymoon.7. Obtain all necessary travel documents for honeymoon.8. Assist in any and all planning of ceremony and reception.9. Purchase wedding gift for bride.10.Pay for the bridal bouquet and corsages and boutonnieres for wedding

party.11.Scout out hotels for out-of-town guest.12.Send out rehearsal dinner invitations.13.Bring marriage license to ceremony site.14.Make payments to officiate and musicians.15.Stand to the left of the ride in the receiving line.

Groomsmen/ Ushers


1. Help best man organize and plan the bachelor party.2. Attend any co-ed wedding showers the couple is having.3. Pay for his own wedding attire and travel expenses4. Offer support to the groom during wedding planning and on the day of the

wedding.5. Offer to help with any last-minute errands or tasks on the day of the

wedding.6. Act as a co-host at the reception and help make sure everything goes

according to plan.7. Attend the send-off party or post-wedding brunch.8. Help decorate the honeymoon getaway car.9. Before the ceremony, you may be asked to usher guest to their seats. At

Christian ceremonies, guest of the bride’s family sit on the left, and guest of the groom’s family set on the right. Current trend is there are no sides as families are becoming on example of saying as two families are becoming one. We ask that you choose a seat, and not a side. Jewish ceremonies, it’s the opposite. When a couple arrives, take the woman’s arm and escort her to her seat; her escort will follow you. Always seat the oldest woman first if several guest arrive together.

10.Arrive to ceremony site at least 1 hour early to review special seating requirements.

11.Purchase a wedding present, perhaps with one of the other groomsmen.12.Fold and distribute wedding programs.13.Ensure that family members have corsages/boutonnieres before being

seated.Seat guest as follows:

Single females are escorted on the right. Single males should walk along the left side. Escort the female of a couple on the right with her date walking

behind. Guest of the bride are seated on the left.

Guest of the groom are seated on the right. Leave first few rows unseated to accommodate family members. Seat the mother of the groom. Seat the mother of the bride. Roll out the aisle runner.

14.Light candelabras, if needed.15.Escort bridesmaids during the recessional.16.Check for any items left by guests at the ceremony site.17.Collect ceremony decorative items such as basket, pew bows, and aisle

runner.18.Dance when the music starts and asks other guest to dance.

Maid of Honor


1. Manage the bridesmaids and mediate any conflicts.2. Oversee and keep track of pre-wedding expenses for the bridesmaids.3. Pay for her own wedding attire and travel expenses.4. Help the bride shop for her wedding dress and bridesmaid’s dresses.5. Coordinates any necessary bridesmaid fitting and, ensure bridesmaids are

getting their dresses and accessories on time.6. Offer to address wedding invitation and assist with miscellaneous wedding

projects.7. Organize and host or co-host bridal shower.8. Organize and host the bachelorette party.9. Attend all pre-wedding events, including the wedding rehearsal and

rehearsal dinner.10.Make sure the bridesmaid arrives to the wedding on time with everything

the need for the day.11.Assist the bride’s appearance during the ceremony and rehearsal- keep an

eye out for smudged makeup or stray hair, help her with her veil, dress and arranging her train during the ceremony.

12.Hold the bridal bouquet during the ceremony.13.Hold the grooms ring during the ceremony if asked.14.Sign the wedding certificate.15.Give a toast to the bride and groom during the reception.16.Help transport gifts to the reception.17.Attend all pre and post wedding events.18.Spread the news about where the bride and groom are registered.19.Keep a record of all the gifts received at various parties and showers.20.Stand next to the groom in the receiving line.21.Play host along with the other bridesmaids at frequent points during the

reception: show guest where to sit, direct them to restrooms, tell them where to put presents, invite them to sign the guest book.

22.Collect any gift envelops brought to the reception and keep them in a safe place.

23.Make sure the bride takes a moment to eat something- refresh her drinks, get her a plate of food from the buffet table, or instruct wait staff to keep her entrée warm.

24.Troubleshoot emotional crises. In most cases, this will require a lot of tissues, hugging, and hair smoothing.

25.Help the bride change for her honeymoon and take charge of her gown after the ceremony.

26.Keeps the bride laughing? For the stressed-out-bride, laughter can be as effective as venting.

Mother of the Groom

1. When the engagement is announced, call the bride’s parents as soon as possible. Express your happiness and invite them over for cocktails or out to dinner.

2. Host a dinner to introduce the bride to the groom’s side of the family.3. Be aware of expenses typically covered by the groom’s family and offer

financial assistance, if appropriate, to the groom.4. Offer to help scout out wedding and reception sites and ask friends for

recommendation.5. Offer to serve as the main contact for wedding professional.6. Draw up the guest list for the groom’s family after asking the couple how

many guests are able to invite.7. Attend bridal shower and buy a gift.8. Obtain information on where the couple is registered and spread the word of

your side of the family.9. Consult the bride’s mother on her wedding day outfit.10.Keep track of RSVP’s and offer to make calls to obtain last-minute responses

for anyone one your side.11.Traditionally, plan and host the rehearsal dinner with the groom’s dad.12.Stand in the receiving line after the bride and groom.13.Sit at parents table.14.Dance with the groom during the mother/son dance.

Mother of the Bride

1. Help bride and groom scout out wedding and reception sites and ask friends/family for vendor recommendations.

2. Serve as the main contact for wedding pros.3. Help bride choose her wedding dress, trousseau, and wedding-night

peignoir.4. Compile and submit names and addresses of your family and friends to be

included on the master guest list.5. Talk to the groom’s family about whom they want to include on the guest

list and manage the difficult task of limiting the number of guests.6. Help research family or ethnic traditions and heirlooms to incorporate into

the ceremony or reception.7. Determine what the bride wants you to wear on the big day and find a

gorgeous dress. Then consult with the groom’s mom on what you two will be wearing.

8. Help record gifts received.9. Assist in the details of the ceremony and reception.10.Arrive dressed before the bride and the bridal party.11.Bring the guest book and unity candle to the ceremony and them to the

reception.12.Stand at the head of the receiving line.13.Serve as official hostess at the wedding and reception.14.Gather the gifts after the reception and hold for the couple until after the

honeymoon.

Flower Girl

1. Parents pay for dress, and any alterations needed.2. Attend rehearsal and, depending on age, attends the rehearsal dinner

with her parents.3. Arrives dressed 1 hour before the ceremony (30 minutes if younger)4. Precedes the bride and her father in the processional while scattering

flower petals in the bride’s path.5. Attends the reception with parents.

Ring Bearer


1. Parents pay for attire that matches or complements the groom’s.2. Attends rehearsal, and depending on age attends the rehearsal dinner with

parents.3. Arrives dressed 1 hour before the ceremony. (If younger 30 mins)4. Precedes the flower girl in the processional carrying the wedding rings on a

pillow.5. Attends the reception with parents.

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