Weddings By Event Kings: February 2018

A Theme Can Make All The Difference

Wedding Trend Of The Year

Brides are always asking me for ways to make their wedding different and unique. Wether it’s an extra special element to the ceremony or a cultural performance, brides want something that sets their wedding apart from others.

I tell my couples-to-be that the best way to accomplish this is to come up with a totally unique theme. When deciding on a theme, the first thing couples need to think about it something that is special to them. It could be somewhere they visited together, a movie that they enjoy, or even an era that they are fascinated with.

You can show then display your theme through floral and décor, food, and even on the invitation! Check out the Wedding Paper Divas article to help find your perfect theme.

Photos By: Anchor And Lace Photography, Event Kings, Danielle Simmons Photography, Jeff Newsom Photography, & Madison Fender Photography.

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A Navy And Mint Soiree

Weddings By Event Kings Sweet 16

Being in the event world for as long as we have, we get to know our clients very well. It is especially exciting for us when we get to do multiple parties for different people within that family. We became especially close to one of these families when we did the first daughter’s sweet 16 in early 2017. When we got the call of the younger twin sisters, we knew we had to make it the best day and party of their lives.

We filled the ballroom with large clear balloons stuffed with navy and silver confetti. This was accented by mint, navy and silver colored balloons to give the room a fun atmosphere. Guests couldn’t get enough of the photo booth and were posing for fun pictures all night. They also got a special treat of seeing photos taken by our photographer up on the screens around the room.

The dance floor stayed busy all night long while kids and adults the same, had a blast doing line dances. As the night dwindled down, guests were able to fill up a deliciously sweet bag from the candy station as the left the party.