Shay Brown Events

The ladies at Shay Brown Events, had the privilege to experience  Chateau Selah last week and what a wonderful time we had with the ladies of the Chateau ~ Ivette, Leah and Amanda… On Site Housing, Ceremony Location that is Breathtaking, Outdoor Tavern for your Reception, In House Chef for private Dinners, Array of Outdoor Activities for you to enjoy (hint, they have a helicopter, what..) We have a passion for distilling products authentic and unique to the Tennessee hills and we invite you to help us embrace our heritage by trying a sip of our time honored spirits today. I am dreaming about those lamb-lollies and ceviche … Nathan hails from Michigan and in the 80’s made his way to Tennessee, where he got his start learning from the best Chefs and getting his introduction into Southern Cooking and Creole Cooking.

This invitation has the flowers from the bride’s bouquet and is worked into the invitation with the envelope liner and a pretty vellum belly band. Where in years past, I’d see lots of “rustic barn with an elegant feel” or specific themes like “ Laser invitations have been popular for a few years and I don’t see any stop to that. I think that after years and years of only ivory and blush being the color accent to gold, we’re finally going to see some color coming back.

The main color of ultra violet color can seem quite strong to many but, there are ways to incorporate such a powerful color into the season’s trend. We can still see early in the spring and summer wedding a nice mix of softer dusty greens mixed with softer shades of floral working in the Ultra Violet pop of color. As we head into the later Summer/Fall Season we can expect more deep rich vibrant mix of colors giving a more Regal elegant feel to our Ultra Violet Trend. But, always keep in mind when working with the Ultra Violet colors in your venue, the darker the venue use lighter or strong vibrant contrasting colors to make your color of Ultra Violet pop and not blend into the venue.

I believe you can make your winter wedding warm, cozy and inviting for guests using these three simple tips. Incorporating the right color into your wedding is a great way to make your guests feel warm and welcome. Marsala is warm and elegant, and using this color as the foundation of your bridesmaid dresses will make your bridesmaids stand out against snowy scenery in wedding photos. Provide small seating areas for guests to gather for intimate conversation or choose a venue with large windows to admire the snow-covered scenery outside.