To Program or Not to Program that is the question. On the one hand - not everyone takes or appreciates them enough to keep them. So, unfortunately, a handful land in the trash. Really it's all us chicks that truly appreciate the program. We oogle over who is who, check out the songs, readings and well-up over the sincere "thank you for attending" from the couple. Dudes - well, they could really care less.
Now on the other hand ... they are a gracious and warm welcome to your guests, gives everyone an idea of what is to come, a treasured keepsake to most (most importantly to the newlyweds themselves), a well thought out little thank you to your guests (and likely to your parents) included can speak volumes and not to mention the only written history of your ceremony.
My take is this ... I adore a program. Make it simple and concise to save on printing, order about the same number of programs as you did invitations and designate someone at the entrance of the ceremony to hand them out. If you leave them alone, pushed aside and expect guests to pick them up - they won't.
To Program or Not to Program that is the question. On the one hand - not everyone takes or appreciates them enough to keep them. So, unfortunately, a handful land in the trash. Really it's all us chicks that truly appreciate the program. We oogle over who is who, check out the songs, readings and well-up over the sincere "thank you for attending" from the couple. Dudes - well, they could really care less.
Don't miss it! Today is your last chance to reply for the celebration this Friday night at Palm Lake Retreat in Lincoln, California. Details are below in one of my recent posts. The party is sure to be a great time.
Lincoln Palm Lake Retreats is hosting a property launch and extending a special invitation to view the property in all it's splendor as the property owners renew their vows.
Anyone who knows me knows that I am an animal fanatic. Most creatures large and small (no spiders or bugs, thank you) and that hummingbirds hold a very special place in my heart. My grandparents always fed hummingbirds with little red feeders when I was growing up. My lazy summer daze were spent by their pool, sunning, snacking and watching those little birds. I have always associated hummingbirds with with memories of my grandparents. 
My friends and frequent clients the Rekers family sent me a yummy, yummy (oh, so bad for my lingering diet - but oh, so good) treat last week. Thank you right back - for sending me the berry treat (and cookies!). They were a wonderful surprise.
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