I just love Amy Atlas!
Brooke Shields threw a Princes Theme Party for her daughters fourth birthday.
Lay your eyes one these pictures..
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I love this Silhouette Wedding Theme of Cherie and Larry.
The initial outline of silhouette that was used throughout were created by Jamie who has a store called BlueClara at Etsy. Cherie sent her some photos of profiles that Larry and she took at the Tech museum in San Jose. Cherie had cookie cutters made by Victor Trading Co and brought them to a local bakery here in Alameda called Boniere Bakery. They made the cookies with sugar cookie dough and white and grey royal frosting.
Since they were having guests take home some candy after their afternoon affair, Cherie made a logo for the bags that would bid them a good afternoon in English and Tagalog, “Magandang Hapon” and “Good Afternoon.” She used the silhouettes that Jamie made them and used her handy Gocco to screenprint/stamp them onto paper bags that they got from Paper Mart. Cherie made the streamers using goldenrod and grey ribbons from Britex and glued them onto wooden dowels from a local hardware store. she also made a little note for guests asking them to wave the streamers when they go down the aisle.
Cherie found this Filipino-American wedding featured in Martha Stewart Weddings and borrowed the idea of making cocktail swizzles using bamboo drink stirs and small labels that read, “Mabuhay,” a Filipino greeting that means, “Long Live!” Cherie also printed labels that read, “L’ Chaim,” a Jewish greeting that means, “To Life!”
Cherie really liked the look of framed silhouettes and felt cut-outs so she cut out their silhouettes on felt (using the silhouettes made for them by Jamie), glued them on to a grey background, framed them in embroidery hoops and put a grey velvet ribbon to hang them on the chairs.
Penny has asked us to organize a Hollywood theme Party for her 22nd birthday.
2 Weeks later she threw her big birthday bash and everyone was flabbergasted.
The guests dressed as moviestars or -characters were welcomed on a red carpet. And after walking through a golden doorcurtain they were given a glass of champagne and a photographer took their picture infront of a Hollywood Scenesetter. In the livingroom were 200 black and golden balloons against the ceiling and the room was divided into several corners. A glamourcorner for the ladies to have their hair, nails or make-up done so they would look just like real moviestars. A SingStarcorner for the ones who'd like to show off their vocal talents. For the gentlemen a pokercorner and if they wanted to chill out, there was a relaxlounge indoors and outdoors in the partytent.
The guests where served with delicious sushi and other fingerfood. For diner there was a BBQ in the partytent.
At the end of the party the guests were asked to write down their favorite look-a-like. This was a very difficult task, because everyone looked incredible. A Clark Kent turning into Superman, Catwoman, Lenny Kravitz, Fryer Tuck, Captain Hook, Blair Waldorf (Gossip Girl).. they all looked amazing!
Yahoo! Judith Josephine Event Organizer has finally caught up with the times and begun to blog! After many months of brides and suppliers begging us for a blog, it is finally here! JJEO is already a trend setter for Theme Events and now our blog will be too! Wait just a little while longer and our website will be in the english language aswell so you can also use our services, because we serve you where ever you want us too. We will use this place as home for you to learn about the latest in trends, ideas and strides the wedding industry is taking to better your wedding day. See the awards, accolades, and innovations by our vendors and learn about upcoming events, parties, and must haves this season! Stay up to date and check back regularly, we’ll be sure to keep you posted. One more way JJEO is making planning for your wedding day a piece of cake! And don't forget to check out all our fabulous vendors and their sites at Judith Josephine Event Organizer.
