Planning a wedding can be one of the most stressful experiences for bride, groom, and their families. The Victorian House is lucky enough to have the in house masseuse team of I Do Massage. The professional and experienced team has a space in The Victorian House to offer massages and is happy to travel directly to your event to calm you day of.
What could be a better stress reliever than a pre wedding massage? I Do Massage also offer couples massage to de-stress in the days leading up to the event. One hour massages start at $65.
After today's massage, I not only feel pain relief, but also a sense of calm that I was definitely lacking right now in the midst of hectic planning for the American Heart Association Fantasy Wedding Faire. I look forward to visiting I Do Massage in the future and truly feel fortunate to have quality practitioners at such a great value at The Victorian House.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Monday, November 21, 2011
Destination Wedding Event at The Victorian House
Last Saturday we had a great Destination Wedding Event at The Victorian House. It was the first of our new series of Save the Bride Events. These events will take place every couple months and allow our vendors to share some of their vast knowledge.
At this event, Carolyn from All About Honeymoons and Destination Weddings emphasized the importance of having a travel agent to help you plan your Destination Wedding. She handles everything from booking room blocks to coordinating potential ceremony and reception sites with your destination staff. A destination event planner is a must when planning a wedding in a location somewhat unfamiliar to you.
Evan Zinser of Zinser Photography also noted the value of bringing along a hometown photographer to your out of town wedding. Because I do most of my work in the area often using local vendors, I had never really pondered such an issue. How will you know your photographers shooting style? How will you view your photos after the wedding? Who will you use next time you need photos taken at home? If you use a photographer from your home town, these questions are easily answered. You can do an engagement shoot to become more comfortable in front of the camera and view your photos with the photographer to choose the best shots.
Our next Save the Bride Event will be coming up after the holidays so keep an eye out on Facebook for more information as it approaches. We look forward to sharing more helpful hints and tips for all aspects of your big day.
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