Monday, July 25, 2011

Newton Profile: Mr. Sid

We are highlighting another local business in our wonderful city of Newton.

Mr. Sid is only 12 minutes from downtown Boston. They have been in business since 1968, specializing in carrying men's sportswear and tailor clothing.  Mr. Sid offers a selection of premier men clothing such as Ermenegildo, Zegna, Brioni, Isaia, Facoonable and more.

The personal sales consultants are there to help you pick the right suit and tie as you relax and experience the best in customer service. If you are one of those busy people who don’t have the time to go shopping, Mr. Sid will come to you with a few different choices in your size.  Do you have a unique style or need special sizes?  They have the perfect program called made to measure, which allows people to design their own custom outfit.

Be sure to check out their website Mr. Sid and stop in and check out their amazing selection soon!


Tuesday, July 19, 2011

TRENDSPOTTER: Furry Friends Ready for the Aisle

 Pets in a wedding?  Sounds complicated or just strange.  However, more and more couples are looking to incorporate their fury friend into their ceremony.


Why not have your dog as the ring bearer?  May take sme training, but will amaze your guests. You'll also have pictures that you'll cherish for a lifetime.          

If you need some help with the training, there are some companies like the Wedding Dog  http://www.theweddingdog.com/








Thursday, July 14, 2011

Check Out This Local Hotspot! 51 Lincoln

We love our local area of Newton, especially all the great shopping and restaurants - why go into the city?  Right in our back yard is "Best of Boston" award winning restaurant located in Newton Highlands, 51 Lincoln.

Chef, and owner, Jeffrey P. Fournier, uses the freshest ingredients, all coming from within a 50 mile radius. They have nights dedicated to amazing specials, and an excellent wine list.  Did you also know they have a private wine cellar?  It's great for anniversary, birthday or rehearsal dinners.  You can also rent out the restaurant for larger parties.

This is definitely a hot spot!






Monday, July 11, 2011

Backyard Tent Wedding!

Despite all the rain Alyssa and Todd's wedding was beyond beautiful!  The wedding was held at a private residence in Needham.  The bride was thrilled to have the special day take place where there were so many memories of friends and family.  All of the guests were blown away by the transformation of the familiar yard as well.  Everyone involved went the extra mile to make the event amazing.

Videography: Boston Wedding Films
Florist & Lighting: Table and Tulip
Hair & Make-up: Rachael Berkowitz
Ceremony Music: David Newsam
Linens: Table Toppers
Transportation: Local Motion


Check Out the Recently Renovated Wychmere Harbor Beach Club!

We were thrilled to get invited to take a tour of Wychmere Harbor Beach Club's newly renovated facility! Check out what this beautiful space has to offer. 









Friday, July 8, 2011

Keeping your cool on your wedding day

It's Friday and there will be many weddings this weekend so before you take that walk down the aisle, here are some tips for keeping your cool...even in a heatwave!

1. Be sure to get a good night sleep. You don’t want to be tired on your wedding day. You have a lot of celebrating to do.

2. Eat a nutritious breakfast. It will provide a wonderful start to your wedding day, but make sure you are still eating throughout the day. Your body needs to have a good amount of nutrition.

3. Set aside time to be by yourself, even if for just 5 minutes. You need to just go in a separate room were no one else is in and sit down and relax for a few minutes.

4. Finally let go! Don’t worry about the details. There are other people around you who are willing to help out.

5. Play that one song that gets you in a good mood and relaxed -play it while you are getting ready. Laughing and having a good time with your girlfriends will create less stress for you.

6. Have ONE glass of champagne. It’s your wedding day and you should celebrate before you walk down that aisle. One glass won’t do any harm, but make sure it’s only one.

7. Don’t wear a watch. There is no need for you to know the time. People will inform you that it is almost time for the ceremony.

8. Turn off your cell phone. No one needs to contact you and if they do, they can speak to your maid of honor.

9. Sneak away somewhere together during the reception where you can watch everyone. You two just got married it’s the next chapter in your life, so just soak in the wonderful moments.

10. Smile! The big day is finally here, you’re getting MARRIED to your best friend and the love of your life. Feel that rush of excitement when you wake up that morning.


Tuesday, July 5, 2011

TRENDSPOTTER: Dare we say...Rise of Groomzilla

Though none of our clients fall into this category, we have heard the term Bridezilla used frequently.  Always used to affectionately refer to a bride stressed from wedding planning.  I ask you, who wouldn't get a little stressed trying to plan the party of their life for 100, 200 or more!

Well, now it's no longer about the bride.  Grooms are stealing the limelight and the term Groomzilla is growing like wild fire!  Why is this happening?  Well, we've seen more and more grooms take an active role in the planning process.  They actually care about flowers and what color the linens will be and asking questions like "is the fabric bengaline or taffeta?"  We are shocked and impressed that they would know the difference!

Hence, with the increased involvement they have urned the right of passage and the term Groomzilla has emerged.  Check out this great segment Good Morning America did on Groomzillas.

 I think we'll hear a lot more on this growing trend. 

Click here to watch Rise of Groomzilla