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The Couple

The color schemes for the wedding are white, green, light pink and champagne. S ince this is the biggest day of their lives, they want to make it as special as possible so they make their wedding budget $65,000. The Couple.

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The Couple

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  1. The color schemes for the wedding are white, green, light pink and champagne. Since this is the biggest day of their lives, they want to make it as special as possible so they make their wedding budget $65,000 The Couple Together for five years, Eros Deda and Sarah Schwartz they have always loved the outdoors and dreamed of traveling the world. They’ve appreciated the beauty and history of nature and historical places, from the Castles of Ireland to the ruins of the Aztec Mayans. They plan to see it all together. Both have been dreamers throughout their lives. But have the determination to fulfill those dreams and never fail to try and try again until they gain succession. Both from New York, but choose to have their wedding in California. They dream of settling down in a vineyard-like atmosphere in a beautiful house, built by the two of them, and beautiful scenery surrounding them. Giving them the freedom to enjoy the outdoors from right outside their door. They want their wedding to portray their future and give them, and their guests, a taste of their future together.

  2. The couple wanted to give their guests just a small taste of what they will experience. • The beautiful design of simple white flowerswill give the couple’s friends and family the anticipation they need to wonder what comes next and raise their anticipation. • But what will raise their excitement even more, are the invitations…

  3. Simple save the date cards to a more complex invitation will make guests stay up at night dreaming of this magical night, wondering what’s going to come next.

  4. $422.00

  5. Dresses Affordable Brides Maids Dresses and Flower Girl Dresses from JJsHouse.com

  6. Tuxedos Groom would have the same attire with the boutonniere above 153.41

  7. Guests will be greeted by hanging baskets filled with flower pedals to throw at the ending of the ceremony hung by this beautiful tree in front of an ivory French lace aisle runner to guide the guests to the garden where the ceremony will begin TheArrival The Bride, and her bridal party, and Groom, and his groomsman, will arrive in separate 1954 Jaguar MK V11 sedans

  8. Center pieces Atmosphere Guests will find their place cards attached to these beautiful decorative bird cage candle holders. After the reception, guests will receive ‘love bird’ candles as favors. They will be able to keep them lit inside the cages they received as place card holders.

  9. Beautiful lanterns hung around different branches of trees. Cigars for the men The Wedding Cake Red Velvet and Tiramisu flavored Bouquet for the future Mrs. Deda and her Brides Maids

  10. Venues • For the love of the outdoors and nature, the couple dreamed of an outdoor wedding on a comfortable Autumn night. • With only 75 guests they wanted a quaint peaceful ceremony with a relaxing but upbeat celebration for their reception. • They chose three venue options that they thought would create the perfect atmosphere….

  11. Stone Manor – Malibu, California • 50% of the total event cost is required to reserve your date. • The balance is due 10 days prior to the event. • In-season rental fees range $18,000–25,000 • Off-season fees range $12,500–18,000 depending on the guest count. • Includes 8 Hotel Rooms available for the night.

  12. Trentadue Geyserville, California $6,500 • Exclusive use of all Special Event Areas: Garden Arbors, South Lawn, Sala del LeoneVineyard Pavilion and North Lawn • Five hours of event time & three hours set up time • Use of on-site gourmet commercial kitchen • Reception tables and chairs and garden cocktail tables & chairs • VIP wine tasting for couple with a member of the Event Department • Bridal waiting area • Set up and break down for ceremony and reception • Two hour planning meeting with a member of the Event Department • Winery Site Manager throughout event • Ceremony includes choice of two stunning locations, chairs & one hour rehearsal with a member of the Event Department

  13. The Brix. Yountville, California $6000 • To guarantee your space and date, we require a deposit in the amount of 50% of your food and beverage minimum. For Weddings, 50% of the ceremony site fees are due along with the food and beverage deposit. All food and beverage minimums and site fees are subject to 20% service and local tax. The balance must be paid at the conclusion of the event. • Transportation or valet parking service for all groups over 50 guests. • All vendors must be from our preferred vendor list or approved by Brix before contract is signed.

  14. Appitite - The Brix Menu • Appitizer Choices (choose one) (additional choice $5 per person) • chopped salad with green goddess dressing, oven dried tomato, olives and blue cheese • little gem caesar salad with shaved parmesan and garlic croutons • mixed baby greens with golden raisins, pine nuts, shaved radish and lemon cream dressing • butter lettuce salad with sliced chioggia beets, blue cheese, brioche croutons an honey-herb vinaigrette seasonal • soup of the day • Dinner Choices (Choose Two) (Additional Choice $10 per person) • beef ribeye with king trumpet mushrooms, wild arugula and smashed marble potatoes (add $10 per person) • roasted chicken breast with fregola pasta, spring vegetable and salsa verde • brioche crusted halibut with yellow corn, baby leeks, tokyo turnips, cranberry beans and piquillo pepper vinaigrette • grilled pork chop with smoked peach glaze, anson mills grit cake and braised garden swiss chard • grilled filet mignon with potato puree, grilled asparagus and bordelaise (add $5 per person) • wood grilled salmon with seasonal ratatouille • braised beef short rib with herb risotto, seasonal greens and cabernet reduction (add $5 per person) • Dessert Choices (Choose One) (Additional Choice $5) • seasonal fruit crisp with crèmefraiche ice cream • salted caramel ice cream sandwich with peanut brittle • vanilla bean crèmebrulée with chocolate biscotti • cherry bread pudding with lemon verbena ice cream • 3 mini chocolate cupcakes with chocolate butter cream

  15. TrentadueWinery Menu • Choose from our exclusive list of exceptional Wine Country catering firms who specialize in services for clients of Trentadue Winery.  • Park Avenue Catering 707.793.9645, Justine de Alba • Elaine Bell Catering 707.603.1402 Richard Earl • Oui Cater 707.431.8355 Randi Kauppi • Pacific Connection Catering 707.573.0757 Rob Gronbach • Ramekins Catering 707.933.0450 Susan da Ponte • Stark and Co. Catering 707.576.9610 Jenny Gipson • Trends Catering 707.573.1514 Sue Borowicz • Wine Valley Catering 707.256.2900 Debbe Dellinger

  16. The Stone Manor Menu • Catering not being included the couple has the ability to choose their own menu items • A mixed green salad with hard boiled eggs, croutons, olives, tomatoes, and red and green peppers in a balsamic vinaigrette dressing for their appetizer • Steak and Lobster, being their favorite dishes, would be called for dinner. • The red velvet, tiramisu layered cake for dessert.Along with coffee and desired drinks available all night.

  17. The Alison Sharino Band • The Alison Sharino Band is a high energy, versatile dance band that appeals to every age group. • The band is an amazing group of musicians who love what they do. • Guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, saxophone and four-part harmonies round out the full sound of this fun group. • The result is a band with the kind of contagious energy to keep any crowd dancing all night long and a song list that covers every era and style of music. $2500 - $4500 per event

  18. Appreciation Guests will receive Thank You cards from the Bride and Groom Showing their appreciation and love for their friends and family

  19. Registry Since the couples are originally from New York and that’s where most of their family lays, they have decided to register at stores in New York. Bed Bath and Beyond 1406 Palisades Center Dr West Nyack (845) 348-9371 Barney’s 660 Madison Avenue New York, Ny 10065 (212) 833-2200 Bloomingdales 175 Bloomingdale Rd White Plains, NY 10605 914-684-6300 The couple chose these locations for registry to give a variety of gift options as well as price options for their guests of all life styles

  20. Budget Wedding • Reception- $3,000 -Tables -Catering -Linens -Cleanup • Gifts- $315 -Parents -Bridal Party -Flower Girl • Decorations- $10,000 -Table Décor -Lighting -Lanterns -Cigars -Napkin Holders with Guests Names -Baskets -Pedals -Tree to hang baskets and table placement cages -Isle Runner • Photographer- 2,000 • Entertainment- $3000 • -The Alison Sharino • Band • Stationary- $550 • -Invitations • -Save The Dates • -Thank You’s • Transportation- $20,000 • - Jaguars • Guest Favors- $450 • -Table Placement Card Holder Cages • -Love Bird Candles • Venues • $15,000 $6500 $6000 • Wedding Planner- $1850 • Total Wedding Cost- $61,885 $53,385 $52,885 • Bridal Attire - $1,540 -Bridal Gown -Veil -Shoes • Groom Attire- $350 -Suit/Shirt -Boutonniere -Shoes • Bride’s Rings- $1,970 • Groom’s Ring- $1,500 • Ceremony - $185 -Marriage License -Wedding Officiant • Flowers- $2,025 -Bride/Groom -Reception -Bridal Party -Ceremony

  21. Wedding ‘Day of ‘ Timeline • 4:00–5:00 Pre Wedding Video/ Guest Arrive/ Music • 5:00—5:15 Groom and Best Man take position/Pre Processional Music • 5:15—5:20 Processional Begins/ Music Chosen will being to play - Bridal Party - Maid of Honor - Flower Girl • 5:20—5:30 Entrance of the Bride/ Chosen Music - Bride/Father Proceed - All attendants turn towards the Officiant • 5:30—6:00 Officiant begins Introduction - Removal of Veil - Vows/ Exchange Rings • 6:00 Officiant Announces the Couple - Kiss The Bride • 6:05 Reverse Order of Procession (Chosen Music)

  22. Wedding ‘Day of ‘ Timeline • 6:30 End of Video/ Receiving Line • 6:30—7:00 Cocktail ‘Hour’ for the Guests, while Bride and Groom take pictures alone and with their parties. • 7:00 Guests enter Reception/ Chosen Music • 7:15 Bridal Party Introductions • 7:30 Mr. & Mrs. Sweidel Announcement & First Dance (Chosen Music) • 7:45 Best Man Toast • 8:00—9:00 Catering Dinner/ Chosen Music • 9:00 Dancing - Bride/Father and Groom/Mother Dance/ Chosen Music • 11:00 Couple cuts Wedding Cake/ Distribution/ Chosen Music • 11:15 Garter Removal and Toss/ Bouquet Toss/Chosen Music • 12:00 Couple leaves saying goodbyes and thank you to their friends and family • 12:00 End

  23. Wedding Planner Itinerary • Ceremony 12:00 noon Reception 2:00pm - 6:00pm • Day Before Call to check with vendors on arrival times and drop-off information. • Rental Company Linens, chairs, tents, etc. Reception 9:15am • Bakery Wedding Cake Reception 12:30pm • Florist Bride's Home 10:30 am Ceremony 11:00am Reception 12:30pm • Video Ceremony 11:30 am Reception 2:00pm • Photographer Bride's Home 10:45 am Ceremony 11:45am Reception 2:00pm • Limo Bride's home 11:45 am Ceremony to reception 2:30 pm • Caterer Reception 9:00 am • Musicians Ceremony 11:00am Reception (DJ) 1:30 pm • Wedding Day • 9:00 am Meet with caterer to oversee setup and decorations • 9:30 am Call Bride to check in and go to the ceremony location • 10:00 am Coordinate the flowers, decorations, musicians and videographer setup • 10:45 am Meet photographer at bride's house for photos • 11:15 am Go to the Ceremony location before the guests begin to arrive • 11:30 am Help with seating, boutonnieres and corsages and extras • 11:45 am The bridesmaids arrive • 11:55 am The aisle runner is placed after both mothers are seated • 11:58 am The Bride and her father arrive • 11:59 am Assemble bridesmaids to begin down the aisle, notify the groom to get ready • 12:00 noon The Processional • 12:30 pm Ceremony ends • 12:35 pm Recessional Begins • 12:40 pm Receiving Line • 1:00 pm Bride and Groom sign marriage license • 1:15 pm • Pictures of the bride and groom with bridal party • Direct guests to begin leaving for the reception • 2:30 pm Bridal party leaves for the reception • 2:45 pm Introduction of bridal party couples • 3:00 pm Introduction of Bride and Groom • 3:05 pm First dance • 3:10 pm Bridal Party Dance • 3:20 pm Celebration begins • 4:00 pm Food is served • 4:30 pm Best Man Toast • 4:45 pm Dancing and celebration • 5:00 pm Cake cutting • 5:15 pm Father Daughter/Mother Son dance • 5:30 pm Bouquet toss • 5:45 pm Garter toss • 6:00 pm Limo takes Bride and Groom to airport.

  24. Emergency Kit • Heaters • Hair Spray • Bobby Pins • Safety Pins • Concealer • Eye Liner • Hair Tie • Mini Sewing Kit • Tissues • ClearNail Polish • Band-Aids • Dedorant • Tampons • Tooth Paste/Mints

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