Showing posts with label Creme de la Creme Papiere. Show all posts
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Friday, March 19, 2010

Got Invitations?


Linda Walker, from Creme de la Creme Paperie and Jenn Hugunin from No Ordinary Day have combined their companies to offer The Most FABULOUS Invitations!

Now brides can choose from beautiful custom-designed as well as catalog invitations. There is an invitation to fit every style and budget, and all can be viewed at the Creme de la Creme Paperie studio in Citrus Heights.

Linda and Jenn are creative professionals specializing in invitations, favors and wedding accessories. As Linda says, "We at Creme de la Creme Paperie can fill every need our brides require, from Save The Date cards to Thank You notes, and everything in between. Our team consists of graphic designers, favor specialists, calligraphers and consultants."

Linda also has a line of hand-painted gift bags, cards and table, wall and chair letters.

The hand-painted letters give a unique look to home decor or can be used as an accent on the couple's cake or gift table.

Every bride wants to make her wedding her own, and Linda and Jenn actively search for unique items to give her day that special touch!

"We pride ourselves in excellent service and exceptional results. We love what we do, and our brides know that we are available for them throughout their planning stages."

By Appointment Only (916-996-4020), visit Linda or Jenn at the Creme de la Creme Paperie studio, located at 7625 Sunrise Blvd., Suite 211, Citrus Heights, CA.

(Photo of Linda from the recent Enchanted Bridal Shoppe open house and fashion show.)

Rev. Jeri

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Enchantment and Dreams!



This past weekend (Feb. 27th & 28th), I had the opportunity to hang out with some wedding colleagues, as well as meeting some couples who are planning their 2010 and 2011 weddings.

On Saturday I enjoyed the Grand Opening and Fashion Show presented by Enchanted Bridal Shoppe in Fair Oaks. Situated in the Quail Pointe Shopping Center (corner of Madison & Sunrise), Enchanted Bridal is owned by the Baker family. Jeff and Sandy Baker run the business, their daughter Jennifer (formerly of Lake Natoma Inn) is the Director of Sales, and other family members add their expertise to the business.

My booth was situated next to that of Adagio Weddings & Events, and I "caught up" on local wedding news from Adagio's owner, Katy Baker. I also took at peek at some of the beautiful invitations created by Linda Walker, owner of Creme de la Creme Paperie (Citrus Heights).

Sweet Cakes by Rebecca gave out samples of their delicious (and beautiful) cakes, Joan of Beautiful by Nature Florist had a gorgeous display of flowers, and Carmita Restaurant offered dolmas and other Mediterranean taste treats. (Vegan food; yay! And they're located in the Quail Pointe Shopping Center. I'll be back!)

Phill of Sheffield Multimedia captured the fun and fashion (and shared a funny story!) The fun photo booth was courtesy of Chris Terry of Encore Photo Booths. Debbie Brown Photography was the official photographer; Debbie is also mother to three of the beautiful "brides" in the fashion show. Gorgeous young ladies, and they looked stunning in the wedding gowns. Watch out, Debbie!

And kudos to Carlene Herrera, also formerly of Lake Natoma Inn, for her wonderful coordination of this event!

Those are just a few of the wedding professionals who participated in Enchanted Bridal Shoppe's grand opening celebration. Thanks again, Jennifer, for inviting me to your party!

And then, on Sunday, I was part of the Dream team, as I participated in The Dream Wedding Show!

Sunday was a beautiful, sunny day, and the Exposition Center at Cal Expo was filled with brides and grooms, parents, and bff's all eager to see what the local wedding professionals had to offer.

There were too many exhibitors to name in this blog. All I can say is most of THE BEST in Sacramento were there.

My booth was perfectly situated. On one side was Jensen Wedding Videos -- always a classy booth, and Mike seems to attract the very best clients!

And on the other side was Chocolate Fountains of Sacramento. I loved watching people's eyes light up when they came around the corner and saw the chocolate fountain. Jim would ask, "Would you like a sample?" and almost without exception the response was "Oh, why not?!"
And when they bit into the chocolate-covered cream puff, their dreamy-eyed look told me it was dee-licious!

My lovely assistant, Carrieanna, handed out flyers listing helpful questions to ask when choosing an officiant. (And periodically she volunteered her services in "quality control and tasting" for the chocolate fountain!)

A busy, productive, FUN weekend for this Reverend!

RJM