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How to love your wedding… a note to all brides.

 

As the 2011 wedding season is winding down, it gives me time to reflect on the amazing people that have touched my life this year.

As a wedding cake designer, I feel really blessed to be doing something that I love, and so honored to be a part of one of the most special days in so many couples’ lives.   A wedding cake to me is more than a cake.

I would like to share a few of my thoughts with all future brides…

Cutting your cake represents the first task you and your spouse will do together as a married couple.  And you perform this task in a room full of people you love the most.  And the best part of all… not only to you share the event, but you share a piece of the very cake.   Sharing your wedding cake with them is an invitation to them to share the rest of your lives.

One piece of advice I can give to all couples who will be married next year is… while at the reception, take a moment, stand against a wall and just look around.

And when you do, realize that everyone in that room is someone you love.  Your friends, his friends, your family,  his family, now your extended family,  all together.  This is one of the few times in your life where this will happen.  The event may only take a few hours, but you will have the memory of that moment forever.  And so will everyone in the room.

Take the moment…  freeze that picture in time.

That will become as they say… “Priceless”.

It’s been my honor to be a part of that day with so many couples this year.  I look forward to next year’s weddings, birthdays, and special events.  Planning and tastings are already taking place.

I love my job.

We are in Waynesville, NC,  but we serve Western North Carolina.  If you would like more information please visit us on The Mountaineer or our website:  http://www.justsimplydelicious.com

 

How do you walk in the grass with stiletto and high heels?

This year I was privileged to bake wedding cakes for a number of summer brides.  And a few of them held their ceremony outdoors and in the grass.  As each wedding party slowly made their way to the altar, I held my breath knowing that they were either walking on their tip toes or walking in their bare feet.  Fortunately I didn’t see anyone “sink in”.  

I ran across this post from Lucky n Love Wedding Blog and wanted to forward this tip along to all brides.  “SoleMates is a mechanically engineered grass-proof design that fits on most heels and grips without damaging your shoe. SoleMates come in clear and black so they are also quite discreet. Plus, they are also reusable.”

Western North Carolina is a wonderland of beautiful views where outdoor weddings are the norm.  Most weddings in Waynesville involve walking in grass at some point.  This seems to be such an excellent solution, I wanted to pass it along.  Here is their website for more information and how to order.

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