Nothing to do with events

Fishing, I love fishing, but only when I catch something! This is totally unrelated to events, but I would like to share my fish story. The other day my husband looked outside and said, "Paige, it's good fishin weather, ya wanna go?" My response, "umm, okay." (not all that enthused) So we are fishing for about 45 minutes and nothings happening, no bites, nothing. So my husband says, let's just try this spot one more time and then we'll leave. So we through in and BAM, a fish and pretty big fish. This is it in the pic. About 3lbs. Definitely the biggest fish I've ever caught. So it's Rick's turn and he get's one. And then I get another, another, another, another, another and another. All together I caught 6 fish that day! This is no lie. It was exciting, but the best part. Eating them. I love a good fish fry and there is nothing better than frying up your days catch. I hope you enjoyed my fish tale. It's not near as much fun hearing about it as experiencing it, so go fishing.

Event Tip #1

You must feel at ease with all your vendors. Be sure to pick caterers, photographers, florist etc. that you know have your best interest in mind. Whatever the occasion, hire people you trust and that you know will do a fantastic job. It's not worth the stress and possible disappointment to hire someone you have that little feeling in the pit of your stomach or that voice inside your head that says "don't do it." Trust your instincts, you can always find another vendor. I hope this is helpful to some of you.

A New Month

I can't believe it's March. I hope all you brides out there have been taking care of all the last minute details for your spring wedding. One tip I like to give out, make sure that you have someone gather up the cards (not the ones attached to a gift) you receive on your wedding day. Many times your guest will put cash in them. It's just nice to have a little extra spending money for the honeymoon.