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I saw this great wedding featured on The Bride's Cafe today, and thought that it was such a perfect example of how to deal with a narrow venue when you want to have both dinner and dancing in the same small space. Solution: one long table for all of your guests on one side and dancing on the other, and voila, you have maximized your space. Genius! Plus, I love, love, love the red hot decor.
Photography by Taylor Glen via The Bride's Cafe
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Welcome! I'm Ara from Rock Paper Scissors Events. We are re-styling the events industry by creating a way to make great design advice more accessible. This blog is a collection of the best ideas we create and come across. We're so glad you stopped by! You can visit us at www.rpscissors.com.
Thanks so much Janie! Your blog is definitely a source of daily inspiration for me!
Posted by: Ara | Wednesday, February 03, 2010 at 09:08 AM
Hi Ara, welcome to the world of blogging! Thank you for the "blog love" and congrats on a beautiful site. I will visit daily..xoxo
Posted by: Janie | Wednesday, February 03, 2010 at 03:10 AM