If you haven’t heard of Julianne Smith by now, you really need to crawl out from under that rock! Juli makes some of the cutest wedding garters and is and awesome industry friend to have. I owe her a lot and one of the ways I was able to repay her for all that she has done for me this past year was to hand-paint a custom table drape for her table at Indie Wed held on January 30th in Chicago. As you can see, our custom table drapes aren’t only for weddings because you can have your logo or business name hand-painted onto the table drape. They make great presentation accessories for wedding shows, trade shows, and much more. If you’re interested in obtaining a custom, hand-painted table drape with your logo or company’s name, please email us for a price quote or order right on the site. Mention JSDRAPE in the coupon section of the order form and we’ll give you 10% off (this applies to business table drapes only).
Recent Entries
Parasols Update
March 9, 2010 — The Wedding PlannerJust an update on the parasols we’re offering – for the time being, we are only going to offer white parasols. I’m just not happy with the way the colored parasols are working out lately, so I’m in the process of coming up with new ideas for them. I think I may have nailed it down, enabling us to offer even more colors, but I want to be certain before I put it out there. So, until further notice, you can only purchase white parasols to be customized. If you absolutely must have a colored parasol, email me and we can discuss possibilities. Sorry for the inconvenience.
The “Studio” at Kiss And Wed
March 8, 2010 — The Wedding PlannerSo it’s no secret that I’m running this little business-o-mine while still working full-time as a Spanish teacher at a local high school here in NJ. It might not be as well known that my “studio” is actually the third floor of my house converted into a work area for me by my loving hubby. A couple of months ago I had the very talented Danielle of Danielle Hopkins Photography out to take a few shots of me while at work in the studio and a few of the studio itself. I just love how they turned out – Danielle really got some great shots and I’m happy to share the with you today. I hope you enjoy as much as I did!
Happy Birthday to Us!
March 2, 2010 — The Wedding PlannerI can’t believe I missed this yesterday, shame on me! But, March 1st marks our third year in business. In the past three years, we have seen so much growth and continue to see that growth every day. I’m humbled by our wonderful clients and industry friends and am just so appreciative that we can continue to do what we really love… 
Wedding dress Eastern traditions for princess
February 20, 2010 — Wedding Dressmaker
Many wedding dresses in China and India (wedding sari) and Vietnam in the conventional form of the Aodai are colored red and the traditional multicolor of good looking .these days, many women option anal not to wear red and desire other colors. In contemporary Chinese weddings, habitually chooses for the white Western dress or transform from a pasty gown to a red gown later in the day and from time to time a gold colored gown later on. South Indian weddings conventionally use white or ointment colored saris. Quotation needed, Indian brides in Western countries repeatedly wear the sari at the wedding observance and change into established Indian wear afterwards just like lehnga, choli, etc. via
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