Monday, June 2, 2014

Congratulations Thomas and Jennifer



This Reception took place at one of the most beautiful church halls we’ve seen: Helena Hall at St. Helen’s Church in Alvin.  It was the original church, so there are high vaulted ceilings with floor-to-ceiling stained glass windows. It’s gorgeous!  There was ivory pipe and drape across the front of the room onto which we projected a GOBO monogram of the couple’s names, last initial and wedding date.  It was the perfect backdrop for the room, the First Dance, the cakes and the toast.  The room was equally pretty, decorated in ivory to match the day.  The tables had floor-length ivory table cloths with embroidered overlays.  The centerpieces alternated between shorter vases of ivory and pink flowers and tall candelabras.  Each place setting had a gold charger and ivory napkin with gold napkin ring.  For the final touch, each chair had an ivory satin cover with a taupe tie.

After the entrance, First Dance and dinner, we had the Toasts and Cake Cutting.   Jennifer’s Italian Cream cake had four stacked off-white tiers, each with a darker ivory lace look detail.  At the bottom of each tier was a bling band of rhinestones.  Pink roses made up the topper and the cake sat on a gold cake stand.  Thomas’ chocolate cake was amazing.  It had two stacked chocolate tiers decorated to look like a fishing scene.  The Father/Daughter Dance and Mother/Son Dance came next, and then it was party time!  This group was hilarious on the dance floor.  They danced to everything and did such moves as the snake, the invisible jump rope, and everything else you can imagine.  It was such fun watching them all! 
 
After a lot of fun dancing, we stopped for the Bouquet and Garter.  Then, it was back to the dancing until the end.  The Newlyweds made an exit through bubbles and headed off in a limousine to their new life together.  Congratulations Thomas and Jennifer!

Vendors:
Venue: St. Helen’s Catholic Church Alvin
Caterer, Cakes, Flowers, Linens: Carriage Caterers
Photography: SGI Photography


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