Venue choices:
Wigwam Golf Resort and Spa, Star Pointe Residence Club, Renaissance Hotel and Spa, Trilogy at Vistancia, Raven Golf Club at Verrado, Comfort Inn, Hampton Inn and Suites, Palm Valley Community Center, Hilton Garden, The Sheraton Crescent Hotel, Golf Club of Estrella, Glendale Civic Center, Estrella Vista Reception Center, Corte Bella Country Club, Arrowhead Country Club, Cibola Vista Resort and Spa......
Catering
Flowers & Decorations
Photography- 8 hours, engagement session with CD of images
BLUE i CONCEPTS PHOTOGRAPHY
VENTOLA PHOTOGRAPHY
KISS THE CAMERA
FRESH LOOK IMAGES
MEMORIES BY KAREN WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
CYNDI HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY
Entertainment/DJ
Music for ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception by your choice of: Curtis Whipple, Ray Mar Productions, Event Centrale, or Fanning Flames Entertainment.
Invitations
Custom Invitations with Calligraphy
Officiant
Reverend Giovanni Weddings
($250 credit if unused)
Hair and Make UP(Bride)
PURE RADIANCE SALON
ARTISTRY ON LOCATION
Cake
Linens & Rentals
Wedding Fairy... includes rehearsal dinner and day of coordinator for 5 hours.
Time Frame:
1 hour Ceremony 1 hour cocktail hour, and 4 Hour Reception
Video
PRINCESS BRIDE CINEMATIC VIDEOGRAPHY
Upgrades and changes available
*** Make an appointment today for a complimentary consultation. (623) 536-0995
Friday, April 16, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
The Wedding Chronicle 2010 Readers' Poll
Dear Kathy and Jacque,
Congratulations! Endearing Floral Design has won The Wedding Chronicle 2010 Readers' Poll for Best Florals.
In addition, Thee Wedding Warehouse has won the 2010 Readers' Poll in the following categories:
Best place to buy favors
Best place to buy invitations
Best place to buy wedding accessories
Best place to plan a wedding!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Five Amazing Honeymoon’s
Five Amazing Honeymoon’s
Under $2599 for two!
Under $2599 for two!
1. La Romana, Dominican Republic
Airfare on American Air (1 stop), 7 Nights @ Dreams Resort La Romana, ALL INCLUSIVE, Dlx Garden View *$200 Resort Credit Included!*, Airport Transfers & all taxes
$2307.00 for two
2. Bermuda
Airfare on American Airlines (1 stop), 5 Nights Ocean View Room @
Grotto Bay Beach Resort, tax and Transfers
$2309.00 for two
3. Kauai, Garden Island Hawaii
Airfare on Hawaiian Airlines, 7 Nights Garden View Room (super discount!) @ Sheraton Kauai Resort, CONVERTIBLE Car Rental, Car/Hotel tax & Air Tax
$2439.00 for two
4. Montego Bay, Jamaica
Airfare on US Airways (1 stop), 4 Nights in a Dlx Oceanside Room @
Sandals Montego Bay Resort (All Inclusive Meals/Drinks/Tips), Transfers & Taxes
$2502.00 for two
5. Aruba, Lesser Antilles
Airfare on American Air (1 stop), 5 Nights Ocean View Room @ Westin Aruba Resort, Airport Transfers & all taxes
$2433.00 for two
Contact: “Thee Honeymoon Fairy” Angela Schrenk / Honeymoon Specialist
Aspire2Travel, LLC
Angela@theeweddingwarehouse.com
623-251-3551
Ask How You Can Register For Your Honeymoon!
Prices/Availability subject to change until booked. Most pricing based on Oct-Dec 2010 departures.
Some tax/fees additional.
Airfare on Hawaiian Airlines, 7 Nights Garden View Room (super discount!) @ Sheraton Kauai Resort, CONVERTIBLE Car Rental, Car/Hotel tax & Air Tax
$2439.00 for two
4. Montego Bay, Jamaica
Airfare on US Airways (1 stop), 4 Nights in a Dlx Oceanside Room @
Sandals Montego Bay Resort (All Inclusive Meals/Drinks/Tips), Transfers & Taxes
$2502.00 for two
5. Aruba, Lesser Antilles
Airfare on American Air (1 stop), 5 Nights Ocean View Room @ Westin Aruba Resort, Airport Transfers & all taxes
$2433.00 for two
Contact: “Thee Honeymoon Fairy” Angela Schrenk / Honeymoon Specialist
Aspire2Travel, LLC
Angela@theeweddingwarehouse.com
623-251-3551
Ask How You Can Register For Your Honeymoon!
Prices/Availability subject to change until booked. Most pricing based on Oct-Dec 2010 departures.
Some tax/fees additional.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Language of Flowers
Language of Flowers
The language of flowers, sometimes called floriography, was a Victorian-era means of communication in which various flowers and floral arrangements were used to send coded messages, allowing individuals to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken. This language was most commonly communicated through Tussie-Mussies, an art which has a following today.
The nuances of the language are now mostly forgotten, but red roses still imply passionate, romantic love and pink roses a lesser affection; white roses suggest virtue and chastity and yellow roses still stand for friendship or devotion. Also commonly known meanings are sunflowers, which can indicate either haughtiness or respect - they were the favorite flower of St. Julie Billiart for this reason. Gerbera (daisy) means innocence or purity. The iris, being named for the messenger of the gods in Greek mythology, still represents the sending of a message. A pansy signifies thought, a daffodil regard, and a strand of ivy; fidelity.
History
Though most popular in the Victorian period, the symbolic use of flowers dates back to antiquity. In medieval and Renaissance culture, flowers were often given moral meanings. This is most apparent in art in which saints are often depicted with flowers that are symbolic of their virtues. Liana DeGirolami Cheney notes that "some of the Christian symbols for Virginity or Chastity are the white rose, the myrtle, a vessel or vase, the lily, and the unicorn". Victorian sources also used flowers to describe moral, spiritual, or emotional truths.
Rose
More than any other flower, the rose has been prized for its beauty the world over. Symbolic associations with the rose have existed since the days of the ancient Romans and Greeks. Roses have been identified with love and passion since those times, beginning with their association with the goddesses Aphrodite, Isis and Venus. Cleopatra is said to have received Marc Anthony in a room literally knee-deep in roses.
The flower symbolism associated with roses is love, remembrance, passion (red); purity (white); happiness (pink); infidelity (yellow); unconscious beauty, and I love you. Wild roses have five petals. This has led to their symbolic connection to the wounds of Christ in Christian iconography. The rose also symbolizes the Virgin Mary herself, who was known as the "Mystic Rose.
The History of Roses
There are fossil records dating roses back some 35 million years. Roses are native to the United States. Montana and Oregon have the oldest rose fossils. The rose has the most complex family tree of any known flower species with over 30,000 varieties.
Roses were first cultivated 5,000 years ago in Asian gardens. In the Orient, ladies carried rose petals in their purses and gentlemen made wine and herbal medicine with the flowers. Along with the name Orchid, Rose is one of the most popular names for girls in China. Confucius wrote that the emperor of China owned over 600 books on the cultivation of roses.
Roses were introduced to Europe during the Roman Empire and were thereafter used for ornamental purposes. Romans were known to carpet huge banquet halls with rose petals.
Experts divide roses into two groups. "Old roses" are those cultivated in Europe before 1800. "Modern roses" have been cultivated since about the turn of the 19th century.
Before cultivation, roses typically bloomed only once per year. Now roses are blooming somewhere every day of the year.
©2008-2009 Living Arts Enterprises, LLC
Meaning of Different Color of Roses
red
True love
blue
Mystery, attaining the impossible
white
Eternal Love, Silence or innocence, wistfulness, virtue, purity, secrecy, reverence and humility
black
Death, hatred, farewell, rejuvenation or rebirth
yellow
Friendship, or dying love (or platonic love) or jealousy, infidelity
pink
Grace
dark pink Gratitude
light pink Desire, passion, joy of life, youth, energy
burgundy
Unconscious Beauty
coral or orange
Desire, passion
lavender(violet)
Love at first sight
red and white together Unity
red and yellowtogether Joy, happiness, and excitement
thornless Love at first sight
The language of flowers, sometimes called floriography, was a Victorian-era means of communication in which various flowers and floral arrangements were used to send coded messages, allowing individuals to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken. This language was most commonly communicated through Tussie-Mussies, an art which has a following today.
The nuances of the language are now mostly forgotten, but red roses still imply passionate, romantic love and pink roses a lesser affection; white roses suggest virtue and chastity and yellow roses still stand for friendship or devotion. Also commonly known meanings are sunflowers, which can indicate either haughtiness or respect - they were the favorite flower of St. Julie Billiart for this reason. Gerbera (daisy) means innocence or purity. The iris, being named for the messenger of the gods in Greek mythology, still represents the sending of a message. A pansy signifies thought, a daffodil regard, and a strand of ivy; fidelity.
History
Though most popular in the Victorian period, the symbolic use of flowers dates back to antiquity. In medieval and Renaissance culture, flowers were often given moral meanings. This is most apparent in art in which saints are often depicted with flowers that are symbolic of their virtues. Liana DeGirolami Cheney notes that "some of the Christian symbols for Virginity or Chastity are the white rose, the myrtle, a vessel or vase, the lily, and the unicorn". Victorian sources also used flowers to describe moral, spiritual, or emotional truths.
Rose
More than any other flower, the rose has been prized for its beauty the world over. Symbolic associations with the rose have existed since the days of the ancient Romans and Greeks. Roses have been identified with love and passion since those times, beginning with their association with the goddesses Aphrodite, Isis and Venus. Cleopatra is said to have received Marc Anthony in a room literally knee-deep in roses.
The flower symbolism associated with roses is love, remembrance, passion (red); purity (white); happiness (pink); infidelity (yellow); unconscious beauty, and I love you. Wild roses have five petals. This has led to their symbolic connection to the wounds of Christ in Christian iconography. The rose also symbolizes the Virgin Mary herself, who was known as the "Mystic Rose.
The History of Roses
There are fossil records dating roses back some 35 million years. Roses are native to the United States. Montana and Oregon have the oldest rose fossils. The rose has the most complex family tree of any known flower species with over 30,000 varieties.
Roses were first cultivated 5,000 years ago in Asian gardens. In the Orient, ladies carried rose petals in their purses and gentlemen made wine and herbal medicine with the flowers. Along with the name Orchid, Rose is one of the most popular names for girls in China. Confucius wrote that the emperor of China owned over 600 books on the cultivation of roses.
Roses were introduced to Europe during the Roman Empire and were thereafter used for ornamental purposes. Romans were known to carpet huge banquet halls with rose petals.
Experts divide roses into two groups. "Old roses" are those cultivated in Europe before 1800. "Modern roses" have been cultivated since about the turn of the 19th century.
Before cultivation, roses typically bloomed only once per year. Now roses are blooming somewhere every day of the year.
©2008-2009 Living Arts Enterprises, LLC
Meaning of Different Color of Roses
red
True love
blue
Mystery, attaining the impossible
white
Eternal Love, Silence or innocence, wistfulness, virtue, purity, secrecy, reverence and humility
black
Death, hatred, farewell, rejuvenation or rebirth
yellow
Friendship, or dying love (or platonic love) or jealousy, infidelity
pink
Grace
dark pink Gratitude
light pink Desire, passion, joy of life, youth, energy
burgundy
Unconscious Beauty
coral or orange
Desire, passion
lavender(violet)
Love at first sight
red and white together Unity
red and yellowtogether Joy, happiness, and excitement
thornless Love at first sight
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Mike and Mandy's Wedding at the Wigwam
Mandy and Mike's wedding... this was a day that dreams are made of! You wouldn't have known it was a chilly December day in Arizona, because the Beautiful Bright Spring Colors gave the feeling of Spring! Mandy was the epitome of a beautiful, sweet fairy bride and , she even got hand warmers for all of her bridesmaids. The Intimate Outdoor Ceremony on the Kokopelli Terrace at Wigwam Resort transformed into a sea of Bright Orange and Pink with the accents of Gerber Daisies and Oranges chosen by Mandy and arranged by Jacque & her team, at Thee Wedding Warehouse, home of Endearing Floral Design. Her reception was in the Mohave Ball Room one of the Wigwams newest additions and it spark with energy as the DJ, Kevin with Fanning Flames Entertainment kept things flowing and people dancing the night away. Memories by Karen was able to capture all the days special moments and Kathy & Melanie “Thee Wedding Fairy” was the on-site coordinator there to keep every detail as imagined by Mandy and Mike and be sure all vendors chosen for their dream wedding day worked together seamlessly; proof that a moderate budget can still produce a perfect wedding! Surely, this December day will remain a very special memory in the minds and hearts of all who attended the wedding of Mandy and Mike and everyone involved will remain enchanted by the thoughts that they had a helping hand in their fairytale.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
2nd Anniversary Event and Thee Bridal Show
Please Join Us for our
2nd Anniversary Event &
“Thee Bridal Show”!
Saturday, January 23rd 9am-3pm
Our Wedding Professionals will be here to help make planning your wedding effortless!
Surprise Sales to be announced on-the-hour – every hour for specials from 30-75% off of In-Store Merchandise!
Guess how many hearts are in our Giant Vase! There will be First, Second and Third place Prizes for the Three Closest Guesses!
Raffle Prizes Include:
1st Prize – 2 Night Las Vegas Trip w/ Airfare
2nd Prize – Getaway Weekend at Wigwam Resort with Breakfast
3rd Prize – Complimentary Digital Seating Chart for your Event
Exciting Happenings all day long!
~1000’s of Dollars in Prizes will be given away throughout the day!~
~Enjoy Tantalizing Appetizers provided by All About Catering Co.~
~Our Cake Designers will be on site with Cake Tasting & available to help ~
you create the perfect cake.
~Kevin of Fanning Flames Entertainment will be providing DJ services for ~
our listening Enjoyment and answering all your Event Entertainment questions.
~Jody from the Wigwam Resort will be escorting a group tour of ~
The Wigwam Wedding Sites at 2pm with a Surprise Treat at the end!
We look forward to seeing you at Thee Wedding Warehouse!
Saturday, January 23rd 9am-3pm
500 N Bullard Rd #C29
Goodyear AZ 85338
623-536-0995
Info@theeweddingwarehouse.com
http://www.theeweddingwarehouse.com/
2nd Anniversary Event &
“Thee Bridal Show”!
Saturday, January 23rd 9am-3pm
Our Wedding Professionals will be here to help make planning your wedding effortless!
Surprise Sales to be announced on-the-hour – every hour for specials from 30-75% off of In-Store Merchandise!
Guess how many hearts are in our Giant Vase! There will be First, Second and Third place Prizes for the Three Closest Guesses!
Raffle Prizes Include:
1st Prize – 2 Night Las Vegas Trip w/ Airfare
2nd Prize – Getaway Weekend at Wigwam Resort with Breakfast
3rd Prize – Complimentary Digital Seating Chart for your Event
Exciting Happenings all day long!
~1000’s of Dollars in Prizes will be given away throughout the day!~
~Enjoy Tantalizing Appetizers provided by All About Catering Co.~
~Our Cake Designers will be on site with Cake Tasting & available to help ~
you create the perfect cake.
~Kevin of Fanning Flames Entertainment will be providing DJ services for ~
our listening Enjoyment and answering all your Event Entertainment questions.
~Jody from the Wigwam Resort will be escorting a group tour of ~
The Wigwam Wedding Sites at 2pm with a Surprise Treat at the end!
We look forward to seeing you at Thee Wedding Warehouse!
Saturday, January 23rd 9am-3pm
500 N Bullard Rd #C29
Goodyear AZ 85338
623-536-0995
Info@theeweddingwarehouse.com
http://www.theeweddingwarehouse.com/
See our event on facebook, become a fan for specials and updates.
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