This yacht wedding Tampa was an intimate affair with sentimental touches for the bride, groom and their families. With the Downtown Tampa as the backdrop for the ceremony, Marta and Carlos tied the knot at their perfect wedding.
This perfect day started off with a sentimental touch at the ceremony. To clarify, as the wedding guests were getting seated, they saw in the front row framed photos. These photos honor the family members who were not able to be there in person but in spirit. Certainly a beautiful representation of the importance of family on your wedding day.
Further, Marta’s son, walked her down the aisle to join her future husband at the altar. To add to the special moments of this wedding, the Captain officiated the wedding.
The photographer, Carrie Wildes Photography, loves the views from the Yacht Starship. That is to say, the port and Downtown Tampa to name a few. This real wedding features gorgeous portraits of the bride and groom on their private deck outside the reception room. For sure these photos are going to be a cherished memory of this special day.
Marta and Carlos put themselves into every detail of the wedding. First the display of photos of the couple’s life together so far. Second, table number décor with photos of the couple. The word ‘love’ is carried through the entire wedding reception. For example the cake topper, champagne glasses and wedding favors.
The simple décor of engraved wood and twine, and candles give this wedding theme a warm, family feeling. Assuredly in line with the love of family that Marta and Carlos celebrate. In the same vein, the florals are soft greens, white and ivory. Continuing the softness of the décor.
This Yacht wedding Tampa brought together the simplicity of love and family for this beautiful couple. Congratulations Marta and Carlos. We wish you a lifetime of happiness.
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This beach wedding in Daytona Beach, FL is overflowing with love. And don’t forget the glittered shoes. Matt and Kevin shared their wedding story with us and it is too beautiful to keep to ourselves. So today we feature them on the I Said Yes! Wedding Inspiration Blog.
The grooms wore navy blue suits coupled with rose gold bow ties. As well as matching white boutonnieres.
Matt and Kevin had to postpone their original wedding date due to COVID. Because of this, it made the moment they walked down the aisle even more special. Matt said, “We all had waited for this moment, this wedding. Finally walking down the aisle, I held my husband’s hand and walked into the ceremony, both of us in tears.”
Further Matt said, “if you look at photos you’ll see lots of tears. You could just feel the love in every moment.”
Assuredly the tears of joy were followed by a grand celebration. Starting with some fun photos on the beach captured by Dreamscape Photography. Indeed this happy couple was surrounded by the love of some really cool family and friends. That is to say, it was so cool, they had to wear shades.
Certainly these two grooms got the party started with some piano playing and a first dance. No doubt they kept the energy high with the help of their wedding DJ, Elegant Entertainment Orlando. Subsequently they were surrounded by their family and friends on this packed dance floor.
Unquestionably the navy blue and rose gold theme was carried throughout the entire wedding. With the stunning wedding cake and rose gold wedding bands. Of course don’t forget those glittered rose gold shoes worn by the grooms.
We asked this couple why they chose these vendors. Matt replied, “We loved all of our vendors. In fact, I remember the exact moment we knew we had to hire Dreamscape Photography. We were at a wedding expo, and Nicole approached us and asked how we were feeling. Subsequently we told her we were a bit overwhelmed. Following this, she then gave us the best piece of advice for planning our wedding.”
She said, “when hiring vendors, find people you easily connect with because you will be working with them so much and on a very big day of your lives.”
“We thanked her and moved on. Later that night we got home and realized we didn’t even know why she was at the wedding expo. Then weeks went by and we saw her again, at the next wedding show, and she remembered our names. That is why we knew we had to hire her for our photos.”
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Weddings in Orlando come in a million different styles and themes. As a result, styled shoots, like this one, are a perfect way for you to find your wedding style ideas.
D’Space Orlando is a wedding venue offering a blank canvas and touting themselves as “Orlando’s First Modern-Industrial Event Venue”. Hence the moody romantic theme for this styled shoot. Subsequently, we asked the wedding planner, Candace of The Event Company, about this theme. Her response was, “My favorite colors are blush and gold, well and my brand colors as well. Also I have been dying to utilize black, but wasn’t quite sure how it would come together. When the owner of D’Space Orlando asked me to design a styled shoot, I decided on a moody romance theme. Utilizing my love of blush and gold and adding a touch of dark, we created this moody romantic shoot.” As a result, this styled shoot tantalizes your senses with a little mood and a little love. See below how each detail added to the creation of this vision.
Starting with the flowers. Atmospheres Floral and Décor created lush romantic groupings of blush, pink, white, ivory and green. In fact, these stunning florals set the backdrop for the ceremony and cake table. As well as providing the soft romantic touch. Therefore balancing the harsh black tones of the linens and cake.
Speaking of cake. Wow this cake is drop dead gorgeous. Undoubtedly the cake designer embraced the essence of this theme. That is to say with the soft floral top tier and blush center. Balanced perfectly by the black textured floral bottom tier. Add to that the drama of the extra tall tiers and you have the perfect ending to your wedding day.
When planning your wedding be sure to carry your theme through all the details. For instance, your stationery, signage and menu cards. This is why these invitations are blush and white, enveloped in black, with a romantic font. Of course, continuing along with the same font on the bar sign.
Moody and black linens for the reception table are softened with gold tones and blush menu cards. Simple patterned white china adds an additional touch of romance.
“She’s got that certain ‘je ne sais quoi’. She doesn’t fit in (nor does she want to)” and we agree. Unquestionably the Bubble Buggi is a must have for this moody romantic theme. Bringing some bubbly, some whimsy and a little drama. Certainly a great photo opportunity as well.
Advice from an expert. We asked the wedding planner for advice on planning your wedding at D’Space Orlando. She replied, “make sure that you use all of the space offered. With a separate space upstairs, you can always offer a cocktail reception up there. The opportunities are endless with a blank canvas. It just gets your creative juices flowing. And if that doesn’t work, hire a planner.” Quote by The Event Company.
Creative Wedding Professionals participating in this styled shoot:
Wedding Venue: D’Space Orlando
Photography: Tracy Townsend Photography
Planning, Design and Tabletop Rentals: The Event Company
Floral Designer: Atmospheres Floral & Décor
Bridal Gown: Ivy Bridal Shop
Hair & Makeup: L. Santana Designs
Cake and Mini Cakes: Sugar Dreams by Dessy
Stationery and Signage: Bare Lettered Designs
Love Letters: Stationery For Lovers
Event Rentals: Clermont Party Rentals
Linen & Charger Plates: Longwood Weddings and Events
Videographer: Dreamscape Photography
Mobile Bar: Bubble Buggi
Ceremony Officiant: The Ginger Officiant
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This downtown Tampa wedding is draped in layers of emerald green with the beautiful city as a backdrop. In fact, it was an absolutely gorgeous day for Carrie and Jimmy to celebrate their love with friends and family.
Before the wedding, the groom set-up a private haircut service. That is to say, his barber made a house call to give him and his groomsmen fresh haircuts. No doubt this special treatment prepared Jimmy for his big day ahead.
After getting ready, the groomsmen enjoyed a few drinks to celebrate the groom. Additionally, Jimmy checked his watch as he patiently awaited the wedding day first look with his soon to be wife.
Similarly, the bride had a custom monogrammed robe to wear during her pre-wedding prep. Hair and make up by Femme Akoi. Additionally the back of Carrie’s dress was all lace. Paired with gorgeous Louboutin shoes and a diamond necklace and earrings. Without a doubt Jimmy is going to be wow’ d when he sees her. A few moments were also enjoyed laughing and smiling with her bridesmaids before her first look with her soon to be husband.
In line with the wedding colors, the bridesmaids wore emerald green dresses. Also they carried bouquets of soft blush, white and greenery created by FH Events.
And then it was time for the wedding day first look on the Riverwalk in Downtown Tampa. The photographer, Carrie Wildes Photography, says “It’s always such a fun moment to setup and photograph as it unfolds. There were definitely some tears. Subsequently you can always see the nerves just fall away.”
Carrie and Jimmy’s two boys, were the cutest little ring bearers. Above all the couple tied the knot at a lovely ceremony with the water as the backdrop.
This Downtown Tampa wedding reception was decorated with emerald linens, glass and white and blush florals. Carrie’s mom actually made all the table number holders out of wine corks. Certainly a favorite element was the custom bobble heads for their cake table. Likewise the wedding favors were a bag of coffee that said “the perfect blend”. Also a hand sanitizer that said “quarantined for life.”
Meanwhile the bridal party made a pretty fantastic entrance. All the while the gorgeous Tampa sun set in the background for all the dances and toasts.
For the bouquet toss, Carrie acted like she was going to throw it, and then didn’t. Instead she grabbed another bouquet and handed them to two of her bridesmaids. Certainly because they are getting married next.
To read more about this wedding, visit Carrie Wildes Photography Blog.
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Below are the wedding vendors who helped create Carrie and Jimmy’s dream wedding:
Venue: The Tampa Club
Hotel: Aloft Tampa Downtown
Coordination: Confetti Events
Florist: FH Events
Band: Matt Winter
Hair and Makeup: Femme Akoi
Photography: Carrie Wildes Photography
Video: Pier Seven Productions
Wedding Gown Boutique: Ivory and Lace Bridal
Cake: Publix
Bridesmaids Dresses: Birdy Grey
Tuxes: Suit Supply
Stationery: Minted
This Florida wedding reception has us swooning. Undoubtedly from the tropical greenery to the modern farmhouse back drop, this styled shoot is everything we love above Florida weddings.
Modern tropics is so perfect for the Florida bride and groom. Admittedly the team of vendors first thought of birds of paradise and flamingos. However, that style would not show off the gorgeous venue. Instead they wanted something more modern and classic. For all those reasons, the photographer, Kristine of Honeywood Photography, said this about the choice of greenery – “I feel like florals play such an important role in creating the vibe of the wedding. Further the greenery adds a classy touch. However, florals go in and out of season. Subsequenly, the styled shoot team chose to use mostly greenery in the design. Because it is year round and can be done in an elegant way.”
The venue, Cypress Creek Farmhouse, in Astatula, FL, wanted to set up this styed shoot just as if a wedding was going on. For example, there was a fully set up outdoor ceremony area. Next, a reception room with a DJ. Finally, to add a bit of whimsy and fun, Orlando Photo Bus, a vintage Volkswagen Bus was added. Correspondingly, the models, whom are a real couple, said they should have renewed their vows because it was so perfectly set.
With a color scheme of white, black, gold and greenery the wedding bouquet is sure to wow. Accordingly, Le Fleur Atelier created this bouquet. No doubt it is what wedding bouquet dreams are made of. Thus we absolutely had to share it with you.
In contrast to the drama of the wedding bouquet. We give you this simply elegant wedding dress from Solutions Bridal. As you can see, the front lays beautifully without being too revealing. Likewise the open back with the long, thin looping bow. Looking for your perfect wedding dress, try a Virtual Styling Experiences with Solutions Bridal.
In conclusion, we asked the photographer what she learned while on location at this styled shoot. Kristen said, “This is a lesson that I have already learned. In fact this day reinforced it. The lesson is to work with an amazing vendor team, it will make such a big difference on wedding day. That is to say, when everyone is nice, friendly extremely talented and always brings their A game. Without a doubt, magic will happen.”
Participating wedding vendors:
Planner: For The Love of Events
Photography: Honeywood Photography
Floral: Le Fleur Atelier
Rentals: Orlando Wedding and Party Rentals
Stationary: Font and Pen Design
Cake: Sugar Sugar Cake Boutique
Wedding Gown: Solutions Bridal
Hair and Makeup: Laura Reynolds Artistry Hair & Makeup Team
Photobus: Orlando Photo Bus
DJ: As Good As Gold Events
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As a little girl, Chelsea dreamed about a big, beautiful wedding. Complete with a gorgeous wedding dress. Most importantly, a sparkling cathedral veil. As a result, she ordered a custom veil from Sorelle Vita Couture. In fact, Sorelle Vita Couture says, the wedding veil is one of the most, if not the most, important bridal accessory to wear on your wedding day. It adds the extra special touch that transforms you from a beautiful woman in a beautiful dress to a beautiful bride.
Michael and Chelsea were married on January 31, 2021 in St. Augustine, FL. Moreover it was the last night of St. Augustine’s famous “Nights of Lights“. Therefore the town was beautifully lit up and created a stunning backdrop for this dream wedding exit. Chelsea says it was “the perfect blend of elegance and winter wonder”. Additionally, the ceremony and reception took place inside The Treasury on the Plaza. Further adding to the dreamy elements of this wedding with the classic details of the 100-year-old art-deco era building.
The happy couple said the venue was a bridal dream. That is to say, it offers state of the art event features while simultaneously maintaining the historic charm of one of St. Augustine, FL’s prized landmarks. Chelsea cried when she walked through the doors of the private reception room reveal. Speaking of crying, how touching is the groom crying when he sees his beautiful bride for the first time walking down the aisle.
According to the bride, planning a wedding during a pandemic was challenging and emotionally draining at times. That is to say, feeling uncertain about last minute guest cancellations. Then questioning how months of distance planning would come together. Indeed loosing sleep at night. Further Chelsea says, somehow, the wedding coordinator and the entire Treasury Team found a way to make us feel so special. Our bridal party and guests were made to feel safe and the venue made it possible for everyone to briefly forget the craziness of the pandemic for one perfect, magical evening.
The cathedral wedding veil was very important to this special bride. As aforementioned, it was part of her childhood dream. We cannot end this blog without again showing off this stunning custom veil and sharing Chelsea’s touching words. “11 months of planning and agonizing over little details transformed into something more enchanting than I ever could have imagined. There are no words, I’m still speechless.”
Wedding Experts who helped this beautiful couple create their dream wedding:
Ceremony & Reception Venue: Treasury on the Plaza
Wedding Coordinator: Coastal Coordinating
Officiant: Miss Patricia Febro
Caterer: Moore Fine Foods
DJ: White Tie Events
Ceremony Music (String Trio): String Theory Music
Rentals: Mugwump Productions, St. Johns Illuminations, Connie Duglin Linen
Cake: Sweet Weddings Cakes
Florist: Jade Violet Wedding & Event Floral
Photographer: Bow Tie Photo & Video
Videographer: The Richards Photo & Cinema
Live Wedding Painter: Event Painting by Jamie
Hair & Makeup: The Bardot Bridal
Transportation: Country Carriages
Custom Veil: Sorelle Vita Couture
Dress: Essence of Australia Style D2770
Bridesmaid Dresses: Sorella Vita
Dress Shop: Nicole Maree Bridal
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Planning a wedding can be fun and stressful. So to help you prepare we are sharing some how to advice from 3 expert wedding planners. We asked these Orlando and Tampa wedding planners this question: What are the top 5 things a couple needs to know to start planning a wedding? As a result, we have a list of 8 things you need to know before you start. Seas Your Day Events says, “There are a lot of steps in wedding planning. Whether you do it solo or hire a wedding planner. You never can get where you want to be if you don’t give yourself a solid roadmap. So dedicate some time in the early stages to budgeting and brainstorming. The details will be much easier to fill in as you go.”
Tip #1: 2 out of our 3 planners said “Know Your Budget”. Be realistic and have the money conversation with each other and your families. In short, this helps you piece together every other aspect of your wedding. For instance, the guest list, venue selection and entertainment. Also menu, décor and everything in between. To sum up, it will set you up for success from the start and ensure everyone involved is on the same page. (Socialite Events). In the same vein, Pavone Events says to set a budget before you select a venue. Ideally a venue and food and beverage should be 50% of your overall budget. By setting your budget first, you are sure to not overspend on your venue and food and beverage. In other words, you can create a realistic expectation for your wedding moving forward.
Tip #2: Outline the basic look and feel of your wedding. That is to say, what is your vision for your big day? Consider starting with your colors. Maybe even the colors of the year. Next choose your theme or style. For instance, barn versus ballroom or Halloween theme versus Italian Theme. You don’t need to choose every tiny detail at the beginning. But do start with an outline of your vision. Pavone Events says put the items of most importance as a priority. Subsequently this will help you narrow down the search for your venue, florist, dress and more according to Socialite Events.
Tip #3: The wedding planners at Seas Your Day Events have some great tips for prioritizing your wedding planning. They say “Decide what your biggest priorities are. In other words, make a list of things you liked at past weddings you’ve attended. Start your Pinterest board, include things you’ve dreamed about. Further, list things you absolutely want to avoid that you’ve seen at past weddings. For example, the rise of “tech free ceremonies.” No one wants to see photos ruined by Aunt Suzie holding her iPad up in the first row. Find what is best for you as a couple, prioritize what is absolutely important, and your perfect day will come to life!” Similarly, Socialite Events says “Prioritize! This goes hand in hand with your budget. It’s important to write down what is most important to you and your significant other. Is it the food and music? Or the location and the florals? Maybe it is your guest count and your photo booth? Having this front of mind when planning will help you stick to your budget. Further it will make the decision making easier. Fun Fact: Wedding guests will always remember the food and the music at your wedding.”
Tip #4: This is imperative to planning your budget. Start your guest list. Likewise, ask your family for their lists. Knowing how many people are attending your celebration will help guide your decisions. First your budget. Second your venue selection and catering. This step will help you be prepared and manage expectations. (Socialite Events)
Tip #5: Andrea, the owner of Pavone Events says, “When meeting with vendors, use the venues and your planners preferred list. These are professionals who are vetted. As you meet with your vendors ask who they most often work with. Subsequently this will help provide a smooth wedding day to have vendors who are accustomed to working with each other.”
Tip #6: All of our interviewed wedding planners said “Hire A Wedding Planner.” Moreover, each planner had similar and different reasons for giving this advice.
“Hiring a planner doesn’t necessarily mean extra cost. We know what is sounds like: having a wedding planner is something only for the privileged few that can afford extravagant weddings. However that couldn’t be further than the truth! A planner is your corner man, the one sharing Pinterest with you, giving advice when necessary, and giving you as much guidance or room to breathe as you need. We are meant for the everyday bride. That is to say there are personalized packages for every budget. And the best part? Sometimes the money you save by using a planner pays for the planner themselves. As planners we have a close group of other wedding vendors that we work with regularly. Subsequently, many times having exclusive discounts that you would not be able to get on your own.”
“Don’t rule out a planner until you have at least had a consultation call. Most planners offer free consultations or introductory meetings. So take them up on it. Even if you don’t think you want a planner, you may be able to learn some things in the call that will arm you with the proper questions to ask vendors. For instance, will the cake be delivered in a refrigerated truck? Will the caterer take out all trash at the end of the night? Who handles gifts on the day of to make sure they end up in the right car? There is no harm in exploring your options. The worst that can come out of you going is you just being more informed on how to process planning a wedding yourself. Who knows, you may just find a solution to a problem you didn’t know you had yet.”
“Book your wedding planner early. Even if you are hiring a day or month-of coordinator and not partial or full design. Wedding planners have relationships with so many vendors in your area and are able to help guide you in the right direction from the very start. In other words, this keeps you from spending countless hours googling vendors and hoping they are reputable. Planners receive preferred partner pricing that they can pass on to their couples. Book them early and they can save you time and money.”
“Hire a Planner. Not just for sanity on the wedding day. But your planner is your advisor, your counselor and your voice of reason.”
Tip #7: You cannot duplicate yourself. As much as we know you may want to, you can’t get your vision across to multiple people and trust it turns out okay on the day of, while you are trying to relax and get ready to say “I Do”. Planners are here to be ‘you’ in business form. We meet with you and download your ideal vision into our brains. Then we make sure you have covered all of your bases. Also, we answer questions you never knew you had. Last, we bring it all together on wedding day. That way when the caterer is lost, the flowers are going to be 20 minutes late, someone lost the foundation the makeup artist was going to use for you – there is someone there to do the dirty work. All the while you’re sipping on mimosas and making memories with your closest family and friends. (Seas Your Day Events)
Tip #8: Make a point person. If you decide to not hire a planner, it is extremely important that you put someone in charge of your wedding day. Remember, you can’t duplicate yourself. Similarly, you can’t assume your parents or maid of honor is going to be able to answer the day of questions from vendors and guests. Moreover, you want them celebrating with you, not running to get the taps for the keg that were forgotten (true story according to Seas Your Day Events). Make your point person someone not in your core circle. That is to say, not a family member or closest friend. This important person must be able to be pulled away so you aren’t bothered on your very special and beautiful dream wedding day. (Seas Your Day Events). P.S. day of coordinators are great for this job.
Contributing Vendors:
Wedding Planner Advice: Socialite Events
Wedding Planner Advice: Seas Your Day Events
Wedding Planner Advice: Pavone Events
Venue: Bella Collina Weddings & Events
Photographer: Victoria Angela Photography
Wedding Planner: Plan It Event Design & Management
Florals: Gather and Grace Designs
Rentals: Ocean Hawks Rentals
Linens: Over The Top Rental Linens
To create the best dang Florida barn wedding ever, Sarah and Nick started by choosing their wedding venue. BLB Hacienda is a breathtaking barn venue and horse farm where you get up close and personal with stunning retired Disney horses who now live on the property. The venue website says you will be enchanted by the beautiful landscape and features. Next the barn was decorated romantically with garden style décor. Sarah’s sister, Heather, transformed the space into the bride’s vision of her dream wedding. As a result, they achieved the garden style look she wanted with-in the barn wedding venue.
The bride wanted garden style décor. To achieve this, the wedding venue was filled with a variety of décor. For example, different height centerpieces with candelabras, floral and candles. Further with lanterns and greenery. The sweetheart table was framed by two trees. In addition, “The Lupos” sign made a statement backdrop on the hedge walls behind the sweetheart table. Likewise the brides bouquet used the wedding colors of ivory, blush, gold and greenery.
The groom, Nick, is a whiskey and cigar guy. So the photographer, Angelika Krug Photography created this special memento just for the groom. That is to say she shot a detail of his favorite Jack Daniels whiskey, and his wedding day shoes and tie. Similarly the brides beautiful shoes and wedding rings were also captured as a special memory.
Above all, are the sweet moments shared with family. The Father of the Bride gave a speech about the couple. He told everyone a story about how his little girl was always his “Sarah Cinderella”. To clarify, from the time she was a little girl, he would dress her up for church. When he did his first look with Sarah in her wedding gown, he said that today, she truly is, his “Sarah Cinderella”.
Sarah was also able to spend special time with her sisters and mother. For instance, while she was getting ready, her mother helped her with her veil. Further, several of the bridesmaids were her sisters.
Starting with the gorgeous barn wedding venue as the backdrop. Then adding all the beautiful garden style décor. Next the simple touches of the Jack Daniels Whiskey for the groom and “The Lupos” sign. Further the special moments with the family. Last the joining of Sarah and Nick as husband and wife. In conclusion, these elements all came together to give Sarah and Nick their dream wedding and we believe the best dang Florida barn wedding ever.
These wedding vendors helped Sarah and Nick create their perfect wedding:
Wedding planner: Just Marry!
Wedding venue: BLB Hacienda
Officiant: Family Friend
Photographer / Videographer: Angelika Krug Photography
Floral/Decor: Sister of the Bride, Heather
Ceremony and Reception Music: M&N DJ Services
Hair/Makeup Artist: Moonstone Artistry
Caterer: Cuisiniers
Rentals: Orlando Wedding and Party Rentals
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Our Wedding Expo Sponsors make us happy. In Daytona Beach, FL at the I Said Yes! Wedding Show, they truly are the experts. In other words, they bring the highest level of knowledge, product and service to our events. Likewise, to your wedding day. These wedding professionals work along side the I Said Yes! FL team to produce a wedding show that is beyond your expectations. We create a wedding planning experience. All photos in this post by Press Play Entertainment.
Part of this wedding planning experience is the excitement of the fashion shows. First, we start with stunning wedding dresses by Ivy Bridal Shop. Second, add drop dead gorgeous make-up by L. Santana Designs. Third, our suit and tuxedo sponsor from Amore Bridal Gallery and Tuexdo. Next, bring in the most amazing models. Mix that up with a DJ sponsor that is all about keeping you on the dance floor – DJ Yves Entertainment. And you’ve got a fashion show that will make you want to run out and buy your dress and tuxedo.
Start your wedding planning experience off in our signature Inspiration Gallery. Filled with rentals, floral, decor and design galore. You are sure to be inspired to plan your perfect wedding. For example, view the images from the I Said Yes! Wedding Show Daytona Beach, FL below. Design and rentals by wedding expo sponsor – Orlando Wedding and Party Rentals.
Certainly you need to find the venue that sets the stage for your wedding. For instance, we chose Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort as our wedding expo venue sponsor. The views, the staff, the options – a must consideration for your perfect wedding venue.
Yes, yes they are. We partnered with Hanky Panky Blooms to provide the bouquets for the runway models. Further the décor for the stage draping. Created from Sola Wood, these arrangements last forever.
Red Parrot Travel provided the Grand Prize Honeymoon Giveaway. One lucky couple is going to celebrate their love on a dream honeymoon vacation. To sum up, join us at the next I Said Yes! Wedding Show at Hilton Orlando on March 21, 2021. In short, you could be the next big winner.
With any I Said Yes! FL event, we bring you the best of the best. Our wedding expo sponsors know how to create an atmosphere like no other.
First, our host venue sponsor, Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort.
Second, Press Play Entertainment, our photography sponsor who took all the gorgeous photos.
Third, Rentaland Tents and Events, our draping and rental sponsor.
Fourth, Ivy Bridal Shop providing all the stunning gowns for the fashion show.
Fifth, hair and Make-Up provided by L. Santana Designs. Seriously, the lipstick lasted all day long.
Next, our male models were outfitted in style by Amore Bridal Gallery and Tuxedos.
What’s a party without a DJ? DJ Yves Entertainment never ceases to wow us. Need a DJ who can spin and MC, then DJ Yves is your man!
Similarly, what’s a bride without a bouquet? Hanky Panky Blooms creates stunning wooden floral bouquets.
To inspire you to creativity, let Orlando Wedding and Party Rentals bring your dream to reality. As the Inspiration Gallery sponsor, they blew us away.
Lastly, but defintely not least, our honeymoon sponsor. Red Parrot Travel always has the best honeymoons. In short, be sure to speak with her about all your travel plans.
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