If you are looking for a venue consider whether you should share a venue with another bride and groom or should you expect to be the only bride and groom in the complex.  Do not settle for a half or a third of the venue, demand the whole venue, be exclusive.

Privacy varies widely from place to place, as does the importance couples place on it. If you’re having a daytime event in a public spot, such as a park or botanical garden, be prepared for strangers to trek past your party. They may even smile, wave, and come by to offer their good wishes. If this is okay with you (the more the merrier!), go for the park. If not, opt for a lovely lawn on a private estate. Or hold the reception at a restaurant or gallery that will post a CLOSED FOR PRIVATE PARTY sign. Be sure to inquire about available security at your site to keep gate-crashers at bay.

In addition, don’t think that just because you’re indoors, you’re safe from uninvited guests. Banquet halls and hotels often hold more than one affair at a time. If there’ll be other events going on simultaneously in rooms close to yours, you may hear karaoke-loving guests singing their hearts out to the sounds of Madonna through the walls or meet them over the hot-air dryers in the bathroom. If this bothers you, try to schedule your wedding when there won’t be another one next door. If this is impossible, visit the site on a dual-party night and see how the sound carries and whether there really are any major people problems — before you make a decision.

Once you have narrowed your choice, find a lighting design company and put them on speed dial! You simply cannot underestimate the power of lighting. It’s the single most important ingredient for setting a tone and achieving an inviting and sumptuous atmosphere. If “washing” the room in sexy hue is beyond your budget, inquire about other cost- pin lighting, which highlights specific feature such as the table centerpieces, can work wonders. Coupled with candlelight, the room will exude a beautiful elegant glow.

This shows a Greek Macedonian tradition of the pig dance that symbolizes fortune for the future. Here the  pig is presented to the bride and groom on a silver tray, afterwards the pig is offered to the guests for a monetary offering.

This is a wonderful tradition, the music is loud, guests clap their hands and everyone has a great time just before dinner.

Here are a few reasons why you should consider an in-house DJ for your wedding entertainment.

The speakers, lights and all other equipment has been custom designed and installed for that room capacity.

The customer can take advantage of the trust relationship between the In-House DJ and the owner of the venue.

The In-House DJ is much more  familiar with the staff of the venue as well  their routine.

The customer will also benefit from the look of the stage, no heavy speakers everything will look very neat.

As the sound comes from the ceiling it is directed to the dance floor area, making the sound much more pleasant and does not disturb guests passing by the stage.

Our in-house DJ is Digital Entertainment Group you can call them at 905-264-1033 or visit their website;  www.thedigitalgroup.ca

jc plus esther // all 7d highlights from stillmotion on Vimeo.

This is a new way of wedding videography, very touching, pleasant to watch and set up truly like a love story. When trying to decide on a videographer try to spot characteristics displayed in the sample wedding video.
A wedding videographer should tell your story, let them know and share your vision, let them suggest places and compelling shots.
Let your emotions come alive through the wedding videographer’s ability to film.

I think Esther’s wedding dress is so beautiful, it must be expensive!

Please let me know your thoughts about this love story.

This reception at Premier Place banquet hall in Vaughan was very well planned.  With a versatile DJ that entertained all the guests.  Special lighting to enhance their theme, as well as their floral center pieces.  Their “Midnight Buffet” is a traditional buffet of deserts together with an array of seafood choices, many ice sculptures and traditional shrimp and cod patties.  Their guests were treated to a feast.

Pictures taken by Skyliteimages located in Vaughan, 905-660-5483 visit their website; www.skyliteimages.com

At Premier Place banquet hall we have special lights behind our head table back drop.  You can choose the color that best matches your theme.

At Premier Place we also have lighting around every wall of the banquet hall to enhance your theme color.

It is important before you choose your theme color to discuss this with your wedding consultant of the banquet hall to see which color options are best for you.