Latest reviews on wedding experts in the Guelph area
For couples who want to find the bridal registry selection expected of a national chain store and the personal service expected of a local boutique, Duncan McPhee is a great place to start. This gift, accessories and bridal registry store has been owned and operated by Jennifer Mezenberg and her family since 1980, located in a fabulous, historic building at the corner of Quebec and Norfolk Streets in downtown Guelph.
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There are no shortage of people who have excellent things to say about Brentwood Livery. We'd heard from both brides and other experts in town that Brentwood was a call we needed to make. When we finally met Brent and Marilyn Ferguson, we could tell that everything about them and their dedication to their business, was genuine. With Brentwood Livery, you get the distinct feeling of being taken care of and they truly care about you, your guests and your wedding day.
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Ku'r Salon and Spa's goal is to make sure you're feeling and looking fabulous on the morning of your wedding day. This Doon South Drive spa is a one-stop shop for all of your beauty needs from head to toe. Taline Danaoghlian and Katrina Byrne, Owners of Ku'r, and their team of expert stylists and aestheticians work from the inside out, relaxing you with massages and facials and making you look gorgeous with manis, pedis, make-up and hair design. This is where a bride goes to get what she wants on her day. They offer bridal discounts, trials and customized packages, all designed to suit the needs of each bride and her wedding party.
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Naghmeh Desroches has an unmistakable eye for gorgeous, authentic and, let's face it, incredible shots that could turn any wedding album into your new favourite book for a lifetime. She will bring you to love posed photography without sacrificing the option to have remarkable photojournalistic photos, which she does with her natural ability to make her subjects feel comfortable and look great in front of the camera.
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Clair & Kiran: A Marriage of Cultures
December 13 2008 :: Rockmosa Community Centre, Rockwood
Photography by Mélanie Driedger Photography
Story by TheWeddingRing.ca
Clair Hopkins Brandow and Kirankumar Modi met in December 2002 at work shortly after Clair moved to Ontario from Saskatchewan. She says that she and Kiran became friends right away started dating in February 2003. Early into their relationship, Clair admits she found herself on the phone with her mom, telling her that Kiran was someone special, “I remember telling my mom that Kiran was someone I could marry…”
Tyla & Brian: Saying ‘I Do' in StyleJune 14 2008 :: Hauser Hall, HeidelbergLike so many couples today, Tyla Fullerton and Brian Sweet met on the internet. Brian said one of the things he loved most about Tyla was that she is a strong intelligent woman “who cares deeply about her family and community.” For Tyla, it was about “Brian’s sense of humour and his optimism. He can always make me laugh and he keeps me grounded.”
Dare to be YOU in print How to make sure your invites emulate your 'couple style' When planning your wedding, it's obvious that the bride will choose a dress that flatters her beautifully and the groom will choose attire that will suit him too a tee... The flowers will be of a colour and shape that compliments the look of your wedding, and everything else will fall into place... Or will it?
Tips for an eco-chic wedding Expert Tips from Flourish Think global - shop local. Talk with prospective vendors, get to know their business practices, and ways that their business "keeps things green." Have them recommend other vendors that they know of who share the same values.
Sherill & Nathan: A Truly Green WeddingAugust 29 2008 :: Toronto Music Garden & Harbour View Estates, TorontoNathan Beranger met Sherill Chapman in Toronto in late 2004. "From the moment I first met her I felt more at ease with her than anyone else. It is very easy to talk to her about almost anything."
Set your date with a poem!Married when the year is new, he’ll be loving, kind and true. When February birds do mate, you neither wed nor dread your fate. If you wed when March winds blow, joy and sorrow you will know. Marry in April when you can, joy for maiden and for man.
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