Meet Brianna

Meet Brianna
We’re so excited to introduce you to the bright and organized Event Intern Brianna!  She is one our our fabulous summer interns, and we are so excited to have her!  Let’s learn a little more about Brianna:
Educational Background
Graduated from Wayne Central High School and now entering Junior Year as a Corporate Communication Major at Duquesne University pursuing a Bachelors.

Prior Experience
This is my first internship in the Event Planning and Marketing field as I originally thought I wanted to do Journalism. I had two internships, one at Channel 10 in Rochester and one writing for the Williamson Newspaper. Since I decided to switch my major, I have been involved firsthand in the Event Planning and Marketing of the Orientation program at Duquesne as well as taken an Event Planning Class in which we planned a campus-wide event for an on-campus client. I currently work at a Country Club where Weddings, Banquets and Parties are constant throughout the year and I get a close look when working with our Events Director on those.

Hopes For The Internship
I hope to get a better idea of what it is like to be in an official Event Planning Corporation. As the field includes much of all that is associated with Communication, such as Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, etc., it is my hope that I will have a better understanding as to what it is like for it all to come together. I also hope to gain experience in this field because it is something I am seriously interested in as a career when I graduate.

Favorite Thing About The Industry
Organization! I love the organizing and planning aspect associated with this particular industry. It is so much fun to me to see so many working and moving parts come together in the end of the process to make one successful event! I also love that it is an active field where you are constantly interacting with people, your team members and other companies as well, not simply an individual job where you do everything on your own.

Favorite Quote
“For a star to be born, there is one thing that must happen; a gaseous nebula must collapse. So collapse, crumble. This is not your destruction, it is your birth.” – Erin Hanson

Free Time Fun
I absolutely love all sports. I played them all throughout middle school and high school and now continue in intramural and club sports in college. I have loved Horseback-riding since I was 2, and have been doing it competitively for as long as I can remember. I currently have a horse named Ellie. I also love to write and read and enjoy music as well. I have played both the trumpet and the piano since I was a little girl. I also love to spend time with my family and my dogs as well as my friends.

Future Plans
My plan is to find a career doing what I love everyday so that I can find the utmost happiness. I want to have a family and a successful life where I can travel and see the world!

Interesting Fact
I was the first member of my family, immediate and extended, to leave home and go out of state for college.

Tagged with: , , , , , , , , ,

Sarah & Tyler’s Deerfield Country Club Wedding

Bride & Groom

Deerfield Country Club is an absolutely breathtaking venue for a wedding, and we were fortunate enough to work with Sarah and Tyler on their romantic, rustic garden wedding. This breathtaking venue and wedding had so many amazing details, but here are some of our favorites from their special night.

Statement Ceremony: The team at Deerfield Country Club created this beautiful ceremony archway. With the addition of mossy greens and purple caspia, the nuptials are turned into a romantic, ethereal forest. And what better way to top that off than a beautiful butterfly release?

Champagne Toast: Immediately following the ceremony, guests were greeted with a champagne table display. Lush florals on top of a farm table bar make for a visual statement during cocktail hour. And what better way to congratulate the bride and groom than with a glass of bubbly?

Antique Tray Recycled: Whether you have inherited a silver or gold breakfast tray from your grandparents, or searched one out strictly for this reason, it’s easy to turn something old into something new. The chalkboard escort sign is a perfect example, and helps to elevate the laid back chalkboard style.

Grey Wash Wood: The dessert display at this wedding still leaves my mouth watering. The cupcakes from Rochester NY Wedding cake were divine! We displayed them on crates that were grey washed, keeping a soft silvery hue throughout the pallet. Crates are a great dessert display solution and can be assembled in a wide variety of ways on virtually any size table.

Go Out With a Bang: What a grand finish! It was such a thrill to have a firework display for all of the guests. Even the bride and groom were out of the loop!

Deerfield Country Club is such an inspiring venue for a wide variety of wedding styles. I’m thrilled that Sarah and Tyler’s wedding came to life at such a beautiful place! These amazing details are something any bride and groom can incorporate to have the rustic countryside wedding of their dreams.

Tagged with: , , , , , , , , ,

Garden Party

Spring is full of green leaves, beautiful blooms, and lots of excuses to take parties outside! And what better way to enjoy the fresh flowers and outside scenery than a garden party? We have some fun ideas for you to incorporate into your garden party to make it a unique and fun event.

{1} Vintage China: Take your outdoor event to the next step by using vintage China dishes instead of paper and plastic. If you don’t own any, it will be easy to find some at flea markets or garage sales. There are also businesses that will rent out vintage ware to you as well.

Garden Party Vintage China

{2} Flowers, Flowers Everywhere: Set up your table and chairs in your garden to perfect your garden party scene. If you don’t have tons of flowers in your yard, incorporating fresh flowers into your table décor will do the trick.

Garden Party Flowers

{3} Dress for the Occasion: What is a garden party without appropriate tea time attire? Ask your guests to dress the part with unique hats and vintage gloves. It will be great for a photo opt, and sure to set a fun mood right from the start.

Garden Party Dress for the Occasion

{4} Food Presentation: Just like using vintage China dishes will make for a whimsical and sophisticated garden party, using vintage serving platters and tiered cake plates will do just the same!

Garden Party Food Presentation

{5} Formal Invites: When throwing a creative garden party you need invitations to match. Instead of the boring Facebook or text message invite, take your outside party to the next level by sending out formal invitations.

Garden Party Formal Invites

 

Tagged with: , , , , ,