I came across this hilarious photo on Pintrest and just had to share.  I love it when couples get creative with their photos…so funny!

We typically track RSVP’s for our clients and make all updates to a google spreadsheet.  That way, the couple has access to the list anytime they want to check in and see who is or is not attending the big event.  We also like to label the back of each RSVP or RSVP envelope so if a name is not readable, or the card is not filled in correctly (this happens regularly), we can figure out who the RSVP actually came from based on the number that coincides with the spreadsheet.

Today, Brittany was tracking RSVP’s for one of our July weddings and we came across this funny note that one of the guests left.  It gave us a good laugh and I just had to share!!

A friend of mine sent me this darling you tube video of a super dramatic 5 year old girl that refuses to get married until she has a job.  I laughed so hard watching this that I just have to share it with you.  She will make a great client one day!

Happy Valentine’s day my friends! I hope you all have something fun planned to celebrate LOVE!

Some fun Valentine’s Day facts….

• Every year around 1 billion Valentine cards are sent across. After Christmas it’s a single largest seasonal card-sending occasion.
• Teachers receive the most Valentine’s Day cards, followed by children, mothers, wives, and then, sweethearts. Children between ages 6 to 10 exchange more than 650 million Valentine’s cards with teachers, classmates, and family members.
• The red rose was the favorite flower of Venus, the Roman goddess of love. The color red stands for strong romantic feelings making the red rose the flower of love.
• Cupid is a symbol of Valentine’s Day. Cupid was associated with Valentine’s Day because he was the son of Venus, the Roman god of love and beauty. Cupid often appears on Valentine cards and gift tokens holding a bow and arrows as he is believed to use magical arrows to arouse feelings of love.
• Over $1 billion worth of chocolate is purchased for Valentine’s Day in the U.S.
• In Medieval times, girls ate unusual foods on St Valentine’s Day to make them dream of their future husband.

Its official…after much encouragement and prodding from friends, family and colleagues I’m finally blogging!  My hope is to provide inspiration, fun wedding and event ideas, and some humor along the way.  Happy Planning!