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Gateway Limousine Inc.

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Gateway Limousine Inc.    Gateway Limousine Inc. providing Connecticut’s finest limousine service, recently announced a new addition to their fleet of luxury vehicles. The new luxury 14 Passenger Sprinter Limo Bus is the new addition to Gateway Limousine Inc. fleet of vehicles.  It’s the ideal choice when you need comfortable and safe transportation for a mid-sized group. As a result of the introduction of this new vehicle, Gateway Limousine Inc., continue to provide their attention to detail service and excellent customer care. This vehicle offers passengers the height of interior luxury with an elegant exterior appearance. Consequently, a range of luxury and convenience options await you. From genuine wood finishes, back lit ceiling designs and accent lighting, to state-of-the-art bluetooth audio and video systems, and leather seating. Surely exceeding even the highest expectations The Mercedes Sprinter limo bus is perfect for weddings.  ...

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue

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Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue This tradition goes back to the “Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, A Sixpence in your Shoe” wedding superstition first referred to in an 1871 issue of St. James Magazine, from Lancastershire, England. Therefore, relatives and close friends would give the bride small tokens of their affection to wear or carry with her on her special day. Also, the items were presented just before the wedding began and were not wedding gifts.  Consequently, these mementos reminded the bride that she has family and friends that care about her and support her decision to marry. As a result, this wedding superstition was once thought to not only give the Bride good luck on her wedding day, but also help to guarantee fertility and prosperity. Something Old Something old was usually a token carried by another bride at a previous wedding who has had good luck or a successful and happy marr...

2 Terms You Need To Know Before Hiring Your Videographer.

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2 Terms You Need To Know Before Hiring Your Videographer.   When hiring your videographer or your wedding filmmaker you need to speak the same language, so that there is no confusion on your big day. For that reason, we asked Rachel from  Olive Ewe Productions to give us clarification on two popular industry terms: Copyright Law All copyrights must be followed when selecting music for your wedding video. What does this mean for you? Well that means, your favorite Beyonce song or your favorite Coldplay song is most definitely off the table for licensing. Therefore, DO NOT under any circumstances select a vendor that uses unlicensed music, this puts YOU the client at risk. Even if your video remains private, this is still against the law, and things in this day and age of the internet have a way of not remaining private forever. So, speak with your potential videographer more about where they license their music. Drones Drones are all the rage these days. Certainly, they ...

Real Wedding - Kristen and Craig - Lake Of Isles.

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Eric Brushett Photography Real Wedding – Kristen and Craig – Lake Of Isles, N. Stonington, CT . Truly star struck lovers… Kristen and Craig met online. Less than a year later they tied the knot. Craig proposed on Thanksgiving morning on the beach in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. Kristen and Craig’s Introduction Music: Nathaniel Rateliff – I Need Never Get Old Kristen and Craig’s First Dance: Kenny Chesney – You Had Me From Hello Kristen and her Fathers Song: Temptations – My Girl (Special Edit) Craig’s and his Mothers Song: Tim McGraw – Humble and Kind Kristen and Craig’s Cake Cutting Song: Van Morrison – Sweet Thing Kristen and Craig’s Last Dance: Etta James – At Last Songs That Rocked The Dance Floor at Kristen and Craig’s Wedding: Beyoncé – Crazy In Love Van Morrison – Jackie Wilson Said Chainsmokers – Don’t Let Me Down Rihanna – Do...

Wedding Responsibilities - The Bridesmaids and Groomsmen.... What You Need To Know.

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Wedding Responsibilities – The Bridesmaids and Groomsmen…. What You Need To Know. The Bridesmaids and Groomsmen are a group of your closest family and friends that advise and support you throughout the entire wedding planning process. Therefore, when choosing the Bridesmaids and Groomsmen, reliability is perhaps the key aspect to consider. Here are a few tips that may help you distinguish the few from the many. The Bridesmaids and Groomsmen The people you select to be in your Bridal Party receive a very special. Moreover, because of their friendship to you, the Bride and Groom, they will be able perform the various tasks expected of them both during the engagement period and on the wedding day itself. Your Bridal Party will be asked to lend support, a shoulder to cry on and a sense of humor to keep everything in perspective during the hectic wedding planning period. The number of bridesmaids and groomsmen doesn’t have be equal.  Actually, the number of groom...

Introducing All My Heart Events.

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Introducing All My Heart Events. Tracy Riordan, is a Custom Faux Flower Wedding Designer, and sole owner of All My Heart Events Floral Design located in Newington, CT. Tracy has been in the floral design industry for over 35 years! All My Heart Events utilizes the power of the internet, to work with the best Brides. In addition to local clients, Tracy works with Brides from all over the US, Europe, and Australia. All My Heart Events specializes in Custom Faux Wedding Flower Designs using Real Look Silk, Sola Wood, Preserved Real/Dried, Ribbon, Paper, and Brooch Flower to make my client’s have the ceremony of their dreams! Tracy personally custom-designs and creates each hand-made Bouquet, Corsage, Centerpiece, Boutonniere, Party Favor, Party Decor, Vase, and Wreath, with the client’s specific theme, color scheme, and individual wishes in mind! Above all, it’s All My Heart Events and Tracy’s ultimate goal to create the highest quality artistic pieces, to exc...

Who Is Pantone? Why Do They Pick A Color Of The Year?

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Who is Pantone? Why do they pick a color of the year? Pantone got its start in 1963. Founder Lawrence Herbert created a system for identifying, matching and communicating colors for consistency across the print and textile design industries. His initial work led to the Pantone Matching System, a book that standardized colors across these fields. Pantone’s Color of the Year has influenced product development and purchasing decisions in multiple industries, including fashion, home furnishings, and industrial design, as well as product, packaging, and graphic design. As a future bride or groom you may want to know what trends are popular so that you either jump on board for ease of purchasing decor, or know that you don’t want to follow the crowd, and choose another color suited to your personality.  Danielle from BellaFoto Studios Photography in Westerly, RI. has seen a lot of coral in the past and think it pairs really well with beach weddings and country club we...