2014 experience & showcase wedding guide

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Glam, Traditional, Rustic, & Vintage

Stylized weddings & Receptions

Past Brides’ ExperiencesTErrace View

Featured Weddings

Area's Top Bridal Vendors

Take our Quiz! What's Your

Bridal Style?

TERRACE VIEW EXPERIENCE & VENDOR SHOWCASE

WE WANT TO WELCOME YOU! … To the Terrace View Experience & Vendor Showcase! We are excited to share the facility and the area’s best local vendors with you. This magazine will give you general information on the vendors present as well as fabulous wedding tips and tricks. Enjoy the atmosphere, and feel free to talk to the vendors if you have any questions.

Welcome to your Wedding + Reception!

What is an Experience & Showcase?

Event Map

What’s your Bridal Style?

Glam

Rustic

Traditional

Vintage

Before the Big Day

Beauty, Health, & Recreation

Formal Wear

Ceremony & Reception

Terrace View Featured Wedding

Good Eats & Beverages

Sweet Treats

Music & Dancing

Floral & Décor

Photography & Videography

Terrace View Featured Wedding

Transportation, Hotels, & Honeymoon

Happily Ever After

Sponsor & Vendor Directory

Thank you from the Committee

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WHAT IS AN EXPERIENCE & SHOWCASEDon’t think booths and banners--this is meant to be a mock wedding and reception! We want to show you the finished product of your planning and the local resources available to you.

In order to familiarize brides with the style that best suits their taste, the outdoor ceremony and indoor reception will be based around Four Styles in the categories of Traditional, Rustic, Vintage, and Glam. Each Team includes a Baker and a Florist, accented by a Hair and Makeup Stylist, and Bridal Formal Wear and Men’s Formal Wear vendors to create these four cohesive styles.

Our wedding guide showcases the area’s best Bridal Vendors and provides wedding tips and planning advice to assist you in the most important day of your life. Best wishes on your big day!

EVENT SPACE & VENDORS

GLAMBAKER: CASEY’S BAKERY

DECOR: SIGNATURE EVENT CONSULTING

RUSTICBAKER: CASEY’S BAKERY

FLORIST: RUSTIC LUMINATIONS BY KT

STYLIZED SECTION VENDORS

FRONT ENTRANCE

LIMO

OUTDOOR CEREMONY

SOCIAL HOUR

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CATERERSKELLY’S CATERING

MARKETPLACE CATERINGTIMMY’S CATERING

CHAIR COVERSCHAIR COVER ELEGANCE

DJSTOVETOP ENTERTAINMENT

FORMAL WEARDRESSES: WHITNEY RORAH

CUSTOM DESIGN TUXEDOS: TIP TOP TUX

HAIR SALONTHE HAIR CLINIC

PHOTOBOOTHBL PICS TO GO

PHOTOGRAPHYE IMAGERY AND DESIGN

JE PHOTOGRAPHY

RENTALSMIDWEST TENT RENTALS

RENT-ALL, INC

TRANSPORTATIONLIMO: A NIGHT 4 U LIMOUSINE

VENUETERRACE VIEW EVENT CENTER

VIDEOGRAPHYPARAGON VIDEOGRAPHY

V I N T A G EBAKER: BETTY’S CAKES

FLORIST: GROUND EFFECTS

TRADITIONAL

BAKER: PIECE OF CAKE FLORIST: PETALS & PERKS

Glam? Rustic? Traditional? Vintage? Each bride has her own personal wedding style. Take this quiz to find out which type you’re most like, then look at our style boards and stylized event spaces for inspiration!

1. WHAT WILL YOUR IDEAL DRESS LOOK LIKE?a. Of course I need to sparkle, for me it’s all in the

details!b. I’m a country girl at heart; the dress will look great

but the boots underneath will look better.c. I’m classic and timeless, give me a dress with clean

flowing lines.d. Antiques and pearls are my thing, my dress will be

like a step back in time.

2. YOUR FRIENDS WOULD DESCRIBE YOU AS...a. A princess! I tend to know what I want!b. A go with the flow kind of girl with a passion for the

outdoors.c. A bit of a bookworm, my planner looks more like a

coloring book.d. An actress; I excelled in drama class and secretly

wish poodle skirts were still in style.

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B R I D A LS T Y L E ?

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3. YOU FIND INSPIRATION IN...a. Sparkleb. Naturec. Structured. History

4. IF YOU WERE A DISNEY PRINCESS YOU WOULD BE...a. Jasmineb. Rapunzelc. Cinderellad. Belle

5. WHERE WILL YOUR CEREMONY TAKE PLACE?a. The venue doesn’t really matter, but the decor better

be stunning.b. I have been dreaming about my grandparents’ barn

for years.c. Just like all of my other siblings--the church where I

grew up.d. Something non-traditional, a museum or theater would

do the trick.

6. YOUR GO-TO MAKEUP LOOK...a. My face is perfectly contoured; my eyes and lips are

stunning every day.b. Most days I like to go without; but when I do, a little

mascara and some eye shadow go a long way.c. I don’t over do it; in fact you can barely tell it’s there;

it’s clean and polished.d. Who doesn’t like a bold red lip and some eye liner?

7. WHAT KIND OF BACHELORETTE PARTY WILL YOU HAVE?

a. We are going to have a good time; that’s all you need to know!

b. A bonfire with my closest girl friends, but absolutely NO horror stories!

c. We’ll get dressed up for a nice meal followed by games.

d. We’ll be enjoying a glass of wine and my favorite black and white movie.

8. YOUR KEY WEDDING DAY ACCESSORY WILL BE...a. You mean I have to choose just one?b. My cowboy boots of course!c. My veil.d. I don’t go anywhere without my pearls.

9. BESIDES TYING THE KNOT, YOU ARE EXCITED FOR...a. Having a great time with all my friends and family.b. Yard games and our sparkler send off.c. I cant wait to play the shoe game and mingle with our

guests.d. Dancing the night away to the classics, especially

Frank Sinatra!

10. THE ATMOSPHERE OF YOUR RECEPTION WILL BE...a. A night to remember; all drinks are on us!b. Ditch the schedule; I’m all about the casual

atmosphere.c. I won’t be leaving out any details; I have everything

planned, down to the bouquet toss.d. You’ll feel a sense of nostalgia looking back on our

baby photos and slideshow.

11. YOUR RECEPTION CENTERPIECES WILL BE...a. BIG! Did I mention my favorite color is sparkle? Let’s just

say they will be awesome.b. My bridesmaids and I picked some pretty wildflowers

and my dad cut up some old logs.c. A dozen red roses and candlelight everywhere will be

perfect. d. Lace, pearls, and some dainty thrift store finds!

12. YOU PREFER THIS KIND OF FOOD FOR YOUR RECEPTION...

a. Our cocktail hour will feature numerous appetizer stations followed by a delicious plated meal.

b. We’ll be grilling out back.c. My guests will have a choice of chicken or beef.d. We have asked our caterer to prepare grandma’s

secret recipes.

13. YOUR SIGNATURE DRINK WILL BE...a. A “His” and “Hers” specialty cocktails in our wedding

colors.b. Who are we kidding? Let’s tap the keg! c. We will have a champagne toast or wine cocktailed.d. A classic martini for the ladies, whiskey on the rocks for

the gentlemen.

14. YOUR FIRST DANCE... a. We Found Love - Rhianna b. My Best Friend - Tim McGraw c. Marry Me - Train d. I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You - Elvis Presley

15. YOUR GET-AWAY VEHICLE WILL BE...a. A Hummer limo.b. A hay-ride, pulled by my grandpa’s horses, for the

bridal party.c. Nothing says classic like a limousine.d. My sweet ride was preserved from the 50’s and it is

smokin’!

16. YOUR HONEYMOON LOCATION WILL BE:a. An all-inclusive resort on a beautiful tropical island.b. We are hitting the road for a romantic stay in a cabin.c. I’m hoping for a skyline view of the city from our hotel

room.d. Our hotel is located near a few intriguing museums and

Broadway musicals.

Each wedding style is not one-size-fits-all, so make sure you check out the style boards and vendors in each category for ideas and inspiration!

Check your answers: Mostly A’s: Glam pg. 6 Mostly B’s: Rustic pg. 8 Mostly C’s: Traditional pg. 10 Mostly D’s: Vintage pg. 12

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- GLAM INSPIRATION -COLORS: Silver, Sparkle, Steel, and Shades of PurpleFABRICS: Any fabric can be used, focuses on crystal accents and sequined details - LOTS of sparkleDRESS SHAPE: Oversized Ball Gown, Mermaid, TrumpetACCESSORIES: Crystal accents in hair, Over-the-top glittery jewelryMAKEUP: Shimmer, Shine, Bold Eyes, DramaticHAIR: Big, Thick Loose Curls, Dramatic

Characterized by all things sparkly and over the top

GLAMOROUS

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- STYLIZED VENDORS -BAKER: Casey’s BakeryFLORIST: Signature Event ConsultingBRIDAL ATTIRE: Whitney Rorah DesignsM:EN’S FORMAL WEAR: Tip Top TuxHAIR & MAKEUP: The Hair Clinic

GLAM | PAGE 7

SIlver sequin table runner accompanied with artificial jewels and tea lights

Crackled silver charger adorned with an eggplant linen napkin and escort card

Inspiration from Style Me Pretty

Large flowing curls and a smoky steel eye shadow

Inspiration from Elstile.ru

Adeline soft floral detail

Whitney Rorah Custom Designs

Purple and silver teardrop earrings

Inspiration from LaLa Crystal

Clara full-length view


Sweetheart table with purple uplighting and romantic tablescape

Inspiration from WeddingChicks.com

Silver cake pops glistening with edible glitter and sugar sprinkles

Inspiration from Sweet Lauren Cakes

Purple Ombre cake ornate with custom sugar flower detail

Inspiration from Sweet & Saucy Shop

Orchid toned flowers in varying height mirrored vases

Inspiration from MMD Events

Rose gold tinted chandelier

Inspiration from Be My Guest Design

Oval 2 carat halo engagement ring

Inspiration from Neil Lane Bridal

Eggplant shimmer peep-toe pumps

Inspiration from Aphrodites Wedding Blog | Caroline Ross Photography

Steel two button suit with a ombre striped silver tie

Tip Top Tux

Faye Bodice Detail


Inspiration from SilverStarfishDesign

- RUSTIC INSPIRATION -COLORS: Brown/Wood Tones, Spring Green, and IvoryFABRICS: Burlap, Lace Accents, & Tulle - Think Earthy!DRESS SHAPE: Trumpet, Sheath, Empire Waist, Fit-and-FlareACCESSORIES: Floral Headpieces, Subtle JewelryMAKEUP: Natural Eyes, Subtle Color Lip, Blush Not BronzeHAIR: Braids, Loose Curls, Messy Up-Do, Soft Swept Back Curls

Characterized by natural elements, earth tones, and a touch of country

RUSTIC- STYLIZED VENDORS -

BAKER: Casey’s BakeryFLORIST: Rustic Luminations by KTBRIDAL ATTIRE: Whitney Rorah DesignsM:EN’S FORMAL WEAR: Tip Top TuxHAIR & MAKEUP: The Hair Clinic

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RUSTIC | PAGE 9 GLAM | PAGE 7

Burlap table covering with mini logs, candles, and pine cones

Inspiration from Take the side street Blog

Evergreen Hollow Ring

Ring by BHLDN

Blue mason jars with baby’s breath

Inspiration from Project Wedding

Single tier butter cream cake with accent florals

Inspiration from Pinterest

Estelle soft floral detail with beaded belt


Fishbowl vase filled with vines and a candle

JE Photography

Classic black tux with a rustic spring green boutonnière

Inspiration from Elario Photography

Lila bodice and skirt detail with handmade silk roses


Natural arch decorated with vines and florals for an outdoor ceremony

JE Photography

Primrose floral skirt detail


Beaded floral lace wedding headband

Inspiration from Etsy - Elibre Shop

Classic Round Butter cream cake with greenery and succulents

Inspiration from The Knot

Accent chalkboard

Inspiration from Etsy - GenuinelyGinger Shop

Mini log escort cards

Inspiration from ruffledblog.com

White buttercream round cakes staggered on tree stump stands accented with elements of nature

Inspiration from Katelyn James Photography

-TRADITIONAL INSPIRATION -Colors: Shades of White, Gold, & BlackFabrics: Satin, Organza, TulleDress Shape: A-line, Empire Waist, Sheath, or Ball GownAccessories: Full-Length Veil, Simple Crystal JewelryMakeup: Soft, Nude Lip, Subtle BeautyHair: Clean, Classic, Buns

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TRADITIONAL

Characterized by clean lines and simple elegance

-STYLIZED VENDORS -Baker: Piece of CakeFlorist: Petals & PerksBridal Attire: Whitney Rorah DesignsMen’s Formal Wear: Tip Top TuxHair & Makeup: The Hair Clinic

TRADITIONAL | PAGE 11

Sweetheart table decor including lace wrapped vases, a stripped runner, and gold ampersand

Three tier white and gold cake with floral accent

Inspiration from the pretty blog

Single tier rose iced buttercream cake with silver ball accents

Princess cut engagement ring

Inspiration from Discount Diamond Rings

Iselle back detail


Cylinder vases wrapped in gold foil and filled with gorgeous white blooms

Decor by Petals & Perks

Gianna front view displaying the fine stiching throughout the gown



Lantern on shepherd’s hook as aisle runner for the ceremony

Inspiration from the Rustic Wedding Chic

Traditional black tux complete with matching bow tie

Inspiration from CAY BRØNDUM Blog

Place setting including black linens and ribbon wrapped flatware

Inspiration from Percy Handmade

Gold ampersand

Inspiration from Green Wedding Shoes

Adelia illusion sweetheart neckline with flower detail


Champagne for toasting, topped with golden poms and glass rimmed with gold sugar crystals

Inspiration from The Sweetest Occasion

Soft white bouquet wrapped in a stripped ribbon


4 Tier white buttercream cake accented with ribbon, piping, and an elegant cake topper

Cake by Piece of Cake

Decor by Petals & Perks

- VINTAGE INSPIRATION -COLORS: Charcoal Grey, Blush Pink, Ivory, and PearlFABRICS: Lace, Organza, Tulle, and SatinDRESS SHAPE: Trumpet, Sheath, and A-LineACCESSORIES: Birdcage Headpiece, Lace Veil, and Antique JelwelryMAKEUP: Prominent Eyeliner, Bold Lip, and Bronze CheeksHAIR: Pin Curls, Neat Up-Do, and Side-Swept Curls

Characterized by that old time Hollywood feel

-TERRACE VIEW EXPERIENCE & VENDOR SHOWCASE 2014 -712.722.VIEW | [email protected]

V I N T A G E

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-STYLIZED VENDORS -BAKER: Betty’s CakesFLORIST: Ground EffectsBRIDAL ATTIRE: Whitney Rorah DesignsMEN’S FORMAL WEAR: Tip Top TuxHAIR & MAKEUP: The Hair Clinic

VINTAGE | PAGE 13 GLAM | PAGE 7

Hand-crafted sugar flowers, lace inspired piping, and ribbon accent

Ruffled cake and sugar flower detail

Cake by Betty’s Cakes

Vintage jeweled flats

Romantic assorted bouquets

Inspiration from the Lovely Find

Lillian beaded shoulder detail


Antique engagement ring

Inspiration from Eragem

Bella full front view


Inspiration from Weddingomania

Black two button suit with bow tie

Tux inspiration from Tip Top Tux

Antique bycicle filled with florals used to direct guests during your reception

Inspiration from the Knot

Elegant sugar flowers hand-crafted atop a ruffled wedding cake


Worn lantern with fresh flowers

Inspiration from Vintage Origami

50’s inspired birdcage veil

Inspiration from Leving Edge

Beautiful romantic bouquet wrapped in a ribbon with soft blooms and greens

Inspiration from Jemma Keech Photography

Anabelle sheer back embellished with jewels


Filled mason jar, aisle runner

Inspiration from the Wedding Chicks


PHOTO: JE PHOTOGRAPHY

BEFORE THE BIG DAY

Relax, take a deep breath, and enjoy every minute of the planning. Enjoy being engaged before you rush into all of the planning details. Allison Cooke | Terrace View Bride

It’s never too early to start booking your vendors. They fill up very quickly, and it’s the best way to get your top choices and allow for enough time to browse. Also, enjoy the process and keep the stress to a minimum. Things WILL work out, even if there is a hiccup or two. And make a conscious effort to “take it all in” on your wedding day. It goes by in the blink of an eye!Jolene Harris | Terrace View Bride

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PLANNING TIMELINE

SHORTLY AFTER ENGAGEMENTp Introduce Familiesp Have an engagement partyp Set wedding datep Get organized and keep track of details

and vendor informationp Meet with all parties financially responsiblep Set overall budget and sub-budgetsp Assign expenses to all partiesp Interview and hire wedding coordinatorp Attend wedding shows and related events

to gather informationp Select and secure ceremony locationp Select and confirm inclement weather plan

if outside locationp Select and secure reception locationp Select and secure catererp Interview wedding photographersp Interview wedding videographersp Secure photographer and videographer

9-12 MONTHS FROM WEDDINGp Start workout/weight loss programp Take engagement picturesp Send engagement announcements to local

papers with photop Select and confirm bridal partyp Select colors, themes, and detailsp Start shopping for bridal gown and bridal

party attire

p Start guest listp Select and secure cake designerp Research floral preferences and start wish listp Interview and hire ceremony musicians/

vocalistsp Book a DJ/Bandp Start planning honeymoonp Apply for passport if neededp Meet with officiant and schedule premarital

classes

6-9 MONTHS FROM WEDDINGp Narrow down guest listp Have each family compile guests’ current

addressesp Apply for permits pertaining to reception

such as parking, fireworks, alcohol, etc.p Order wedding gown allowing time for 2-3

fittingsp Get a swatch of fabric from gown for

matching accessoriesp Select and order bridesmaid gownsp Shop for accessories: undergarments,

hosiery, headpiece, veil, jewelry, garter, etc.p Start looking for Groom & Groomsmen

formal wear p Purchase groom’s wedding bandp Buy additional jewelry insurancep Purchase wedding day jewelry for everyonep Get your rings sized and engravedp Purchase wedding insurancep Start planning your ceremony music and

song selectionsp Start looking for décor, rentals, etc.p Schedule a tasting with your catererp Meet with florists to start selecting flowersp Send all deposits duep Select and book transportationp Reserve wedding night suitep Block guest roomsp Make honeymoon down payment

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4-6 MONTHS FROM WEDDINGp Review and select gift registryp Start skin care treatment or have

consultationp Make plans for dental workp Start looking at party favorsp Decide on a personal wedding logo

conceptp Finalize guest list and send save the datesp Select and order invitations and

personalized stationaryp Prepare maps/driving directionsp Prepare guest accommodation informationp Order personalized items like napkins and

ribbonsp Order personalized party favors and giftsp Attend first fitting: bring shoes,

undergarments, & accessoriesp Have bridesmaids schedule and attend

fittingsp Shop for mothers’ dresses or attirep Get fitted for purchased men’s attire

requiring tailoringp Order all men’s attire after fittingsp Select cuff links, shirts, ties, etc.p Make reservations for all wedding rentalsp Double check all reservations with wedding

vendorsp Discuss menu and finalize selections with

catererp Finalize all ceremony music: prelude,

attendants’ processional, bride’s processional, ceremony/interludes, recessional and postlude

p Provide musicians with all sheet musicp Start song list for reception and dancep Finalize honeymoon plansp Assign and confirm wedding responsibilities

with family and friends

2-4 MONTHS FROM WEDDINGp Schedule teeth whiteningp Set up hair and makeup appointmentsp Schedule a spa day for bridal party for the

week of the weddingp Get blood test/physicals for marriage

certificatep Attend second fittingsp Start dance instruction classesp Select and order gifts for bridal party,

parents, etc.p Mail all wedding invitationsp Purchase or make guest bookp Have programs designed and printedp Mail rehearsal dinner invitationsp Choose and reserve formal wear--if renting

have all the men fittedp Finalize times for rehearsal with officiant p Finalize and purchase final décor, ring

pillow, flower girl baskets, garter, candles, toasting glasses, favors, centerpieces, card box, disposable cameras

p Finalize details with cake designerp Purchase cake topper

6-8 WEEKS FROM WEDDINGp Schedule to start tanningp Plan bachelor/bachelorette partiesp Recruit friends to help with party favor

assemblyp Have all bridal showersp Follow-up with guests who have not RSVP’dp Mail shower and party thank you cardsp Set up your final wedding dress fittingp Verify all groomsmen were fitted, purchased

suits, had final fittingp Finish premarital classesp Finalize the ceremony contents with officiantp Double check when all final payments are

duep Schedule floral preservation for bouquetp Have photographer and videographer visit

all sitesp Finalize details with photographer and

videographerp Prepare contact info for all wedding

vendorsp Put together children’s party favors/

entertainment

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4-6 WEEKS FROM WEDDINGp Buy gift for fiancép Pick up wedding ringsp Confirm and finalize all ceremony and

reception detailsp Decide on wedding vowsp Plan seating arrangements for receptionp Decide on order of reception: toasts, dinner,

cake cutting, dancep Finalize music selections for first dance,

father-daughter dance, etc.p Go over music selections with DJ/Bandp Get box for cake topp Line up sitters for children at ceremonyp Attend final fittings for everyonep Practice bustling wedding dress

2 WEEKS FROM WEDDINGp Make groom hair appointment for cutp Test run with hair designer and makeup artistp Get ring solderedp Schedule and have facialsp Get waxed for him/herp Attend spa and relaxation day for bridal

partyp Deliver welcome bags to hotel for guest

roomsp Write out placement cards for assigned

seatingp Prepare wedding announcement for the

newspaperp Pick up wedding dressp Apply for and pick up marriage license

p Write any toasts or words of thanks for reception

p Tally guest meal count and inform catererp Arrange for cleanup after ceremony and

receptionp Confirm all arrangements with ALL your

vendors p Put all final payments due on wedding day

in envelopesp Confirm out of town guest reservations with

hotelp Assemble wedding day emergency kitp Pick all accessories: jewelry, veil, shoesp Delegate post-wedding tux returnsp Get information for name changep Confirm rehearsal plans and finalize guest

countp Apply for marriage licensep Mail itinerary to wedding party and those

involvedp Confirm and make final honeymoon

payment

1 WEEKp Have bachelor/bachelorette partiesp Wrap wedding party giftsp Practice on-site with musicians and vocalistsp Print out several copies of the seating chartp Make arrangements to decorate at the

reception locationp Finalize seating arrangementp Make mints and finish favorsp Start packing for honeymoonp Break in shoes and scuff the bottoms

1-2 DAYSp Pick up rented men’s attire and try on at

shopp Finalize envelopes with payments and cash

tipsp Confirm rehearsal time with those involvedp Deliver your wedding gown, bridesmaids’

dresses, accessories, and other items to ceremony site if they can be safely stored

DAY BEFORE WEDDINGp Decorate the ceremony locationp Decorate the reception locationp Get manicure/pedicure done

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NIGHT BEFORE WEDDINGp Rehearse the ceremony details with wedding

partyp Discuss seating details with ushersp Show parents and grandparents where they

will be seatedp Decide who will sign marriage license as

witnessesp Give marriage license to officiantp Finish any ceremony site decorationsp Have rehearsal dinnerp Give gifts to wedding partyp Make arrangements for vehicles to be

delivered to reception site on the wedding day

DAY OF WEDDINGp Have a nice breakfast and drink lots of water

p Wear a button up shirt to your hair and makeup appointments

p Allow plenty of time to get dressedp Take photos before or after ceremonyp Get witness signatures on the certificatep Make payments that are duep Remember thank you card for officiantp Relax and have fun!

AFTER WEDDINGp Return tuxedos to rental shopp Go on your honeymoonp Send out all final thank you notesp Make sure insurance information was properly

changedp File for name change


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It’s easy to lose track of what you’re spending when the cash is flowing out fast and furiously, but this worksheet can make money matters much easier to manage. It has every detail covered, complete with a breakdown of items to consider in each budget category.

“The best way to create a budget is to determine what is most important to you and your future spouse. Once you have done this, decide the key elements, such as the ceremony and reception venue. With the big decisions out of the way, all of the other details will start to fall into place.” Ashley Viet, Signature Event Consulting

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BUDGET 101

TOTAL BUDGET $

BEAUTY, HEALTH, & RECREATION

PARTIES, GIFTS, & MORE

INVITATIONS & STATIONERY

FORMAL WEAR

JEWELRY

CEREMONY

RECEPTION

GOOD EATS, BEVERAGES, & SWEET TREATS

MUSIC & DANCING

FLORAL & DECOR

PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOGRAPHY

TRANSPORTATION, HOTEL, & HONEYMOON

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

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BEAUTY, HEALTH, & FITNESSBride’s Hair $____________Makeup $____________Nails/Manicure $____________Pedicure $____________Tanning $____________Gym Membership $____________Teeth Whitening $____________Massage/Facial $____________Skin Care Treatment $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $

PARTIES, GIFTS, & MOREBridal Party Gifts $____________Groom’s Gift $____________Bride’s Gift $____________Parents’ Gifts $____________Gifts for Wedding Attendants $____________Favors $____________Bridal Shower $____________Bachelorette Party $____________Bachelor Party $____________

SUBTOTAL $

INVITATIONS & STATIONERYEngagement Announcements $____________Invitations $____________Reply Cards $____________Thank You Cards $____________Save the Date Cards $____________Guest Book & Pen $____________Napkins $____________Program $____________Place Cards $____________Stamps/Postage $____________Maps/Director Cards $____________Guest Accomodation Cards $____________

SUBTOTAL $

FORMAL WEARWedding Dress $____________Veil & Headpiece $____________Undergarments/Garter $____________Shoes & Hosiery $____________Other Accessories $____________Bridesmaids’ Dresses $____________Flower Girl Dress(es) $____________Groom’s Attire $____________Socks, Shoes, Tie, etc $____________Groomsmen Formal Wear $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $

JEWELRYHer Engagement Ring $____________Her Wedding Ring $____________His Wedding Ring $____________Ceremony Jewelry $____________Bridesmaid Jewelry $____________Custom Engraving $____________Sizing & Soldering $____________Other $____________

SUBTOTAL $

CEREMONYOfficiant Fee $____________Location Fee $____________Marriage License $____________Ring Pillow $____________Unity Candles/Sand $____________Aisle Runner $____________Other Rentals $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $


RECEPTIONVenue Rental Fee $____________Centerpieces $____________Chairs & Tables $____________Linens $____________Dance Floor $____________China & Glassware $____________Serving Pieces $____________Decorations & Supplies $____________Rentals $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $

FOOD & BEVERAGEReception Appetizers $____________Reception Dinner $____________Bar Setup Fee $____________Hosted Bar (Beer, wine, liquor) $____________Bride’s Cake $____________Groom’s Cake $____________Cake Stand/Knife/Server $____________Punch, Mints, Nuts $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $

MUSICCeremony Music $____________Ceremony Musicians $____________Reception Music $____________DJ $____________Band $____________Other $____________

SUBTOTAL $

FLOWERSBride’s Bouquet $____________Bridesmaids & Flower Girl(s) $____________Ceremony Flowers $____________Reception Flowers $____________Women’s Corsages $____________Men’s Boutonnières $____________Centerpieces $____________Head Table Flowers $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $

PHOTOGRAPHYEngagement Photos $____________Wedding Photos $____________Digital Files $____________Photo Albums $____________Prints $____________Custom Framing $____________

SUBTOTAL $

HOTEL TRANSPORTATION & HONEYMOON

Wedding Night Suite $____________Guest Accommodations $____________Parents’ Accommodations $____________Limousine/Party Bus $____________Beverage Fees $____________Parents’ Transportation $____________Other Transportation $____________Passports $____________Resort/Hotel $____________Airfare/Transportation $____________Meals/Spending Cash $____________Entertainment $____________

SUBTOTAL $

VIDEOGRAPHYVideographer $____________Final Video & Copies $____________Unedited Video $____________Misc. $____________

SUBTOTAL $

All too soon a couple sets up a budget for their wedding but forgets one key item: TIPPING! Although it is not always required, remember each of your vendors is working as hard as they can to pull off the wedding of your dreams. If you feel that they succeeded, tipping can be a great way to show your gratitude.

Below is a list of potential vendors you may book and keys to proper tipping etiquette!

WHO - HOW MUCH? WHEN? BUDGETDELIVERY/SET-UP STAFF - $5 -10 per person Upon delivery/ setup completion $____________PHOTOGRAPHER/VIDEOGRAPHER - Personal Gift Upon pick up $____________HAIR/MAKEUP - 15 - 20% of your services Once you’re looking beautiful $____________TRANSPORTATION - 15 - 20% of their fee Either upon pick up or arrival $____________OFFICIANT - A donation to their church At the rehearsal $____________CEREMONY MUSICIANS - $15 - 20 per musician At the ceremony $____________BAND - $20 - 50 per musician At the reception $____________DJ - $25 -100 At the reception $____________BARTENDERS - 15 - 20% of the total liquor bill At the reception $____________RECEPTION STAFF - 15 - 20% of their fee At the reception $____________CATERING STAFF - 15 - 20% of their fee At the reception $____________

SUBTOTAL $

Remember to check your contract! Some vendors will include an optional gratuity or simply add a tip to your bill. If you are paying a tip in your contract, do not feel as though you need to additionally tip unless you desire to.

Plan your tipping ahead of time. Compile envelopes labeled for each individual vendor and allot a tipping amount before the wedding day begins. Put these envelopes in the care of either your event planner or the best man and they can distribute the envelopes to the proper vendor. This leaves the tipping taken care of and out of the minds of the couple!

Remember: a grateful spirit and a genuine thank you note go a long way, too!

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMSMisc. _________________________________________________________________ $_______________Misc. _________________________________________________________________ $_______________Misc. _________________________________________________________________ $_______________Misc. _________________________________________________________________ $_______________Misc. _________________________________________________________________ $_______________

SUBTOTAL $

TIPPING & GRATUITY


WHOPAYSF O RWHAT?

Planning a wedding can be both stressful and expensive, but it doesn’t have to be! Here is a list of who traditionally pays for what in a wedding. This is a great place to start when opening the budget for conversation!

“Don’t let the stress of planning take away from your excitement or create tension about the expenses. Keep dialogue open between all parties involved in the process to avoid confusion and unnecessary ‘budget fights.’ Finally, and most importantly, remember the big picture - you are getting married! Congratulations and happy planning!” -Ashley Viet, Signature Event Consulting

BRIDE’S FAMILY• Engagement Party• Stationery• Wedding Gown/Accessories• Flowers and Décor for Ceremony and

Reception• Bridesmaids’ Bouquets• Reception• Music• Photography• Videography• Ceremony• Transportation to the Reception• Family’s Wedding Attire

GROOM’S FAMILY• Rehearsal Dinner• Engagement Party• Family’s Wedding Attire

BRIDE• Groom’s Ring• Gifts for the Groom and Bridesmaids• Bridesmaids’ Luncheon

GROOM• Bride’s Rings• Marriage License• Officiant Fee• Groom’s Formal Wear • Brides Bouquet and Boutonnières • Gifts for the Bride, Groomsmen, and Parents• Honeymoon• Transportation to the Honeymoon

ATTENDANTS• Bachelor and Bachelorette Parties• Gifts for the Bride and Groom• Wedding Attire (i.e. suit/tux rental & dresses,

shoes, etc.)• Transportation to the wedding (airfare, etc.)


WEDDING DAY

EMERGENCY KITTOILETRIESHand lotionTissuesCotton ballsMakeup and lipstickMakeup removerBaby oilNail polish in shade worn Nail polish removerNail fileTweezersSmall grooming scissorsSmall hand towelLint brushCurling ironHair dryerBrush/ combHairsprayBobby pinsHair tiesToothbrush/ toothpasteMouthwashFlossBaby powderDeodorantPerfume

ATTIREThrowaway garterClear nail polish for runs in panty hoseExtra earring backsExtra buttonsFlat shoes for the receptionExtra panty hoseSafety pins and a sewing kit with threadMasking tape or sewing tapeSmall scissors (for thread)Club soda or other stain removal solutionsIron and/or steamer

HEALTH/MEDICALAntacidAspirinBandagesFeminine hygiene productsAntihistamine, cold medicine, and any prescription medications

MISC.Extra copies of directions to the receptionBreath mintsDuct tapeSnacksContact information for all vendorsSmall FlashlightFolding utility knifeCell phone and chargerPhone numbers for all wedding participantsCooler with juice, sodas, and bottled water

BEAUTY, HEALTH, & RECREATION

Just how important is your wedding hairstyle? Your wedding hairdo can make or break a stunning bridal look, and it is important to have the right advice when choosing a bridal hairstyle. Here are 5 tips for selecting your wedding look with advice from the stylists at The Hair Clinic!1. CHOOSE YOUR DRESS FIRST:Your dress and its neckline are the deciding factor for everything else around it: the hair, the accessories, the flowers, everything. Don’t try to determine your wedding hairstyle based on your favorite magazine updo or something you found on Pinterest. First find a dress that makes you feel like a princess; then let your stylist tailor a style to compliment the dress. 2. ACCESSORIZE:Your hair accessories can dramatically change your hairstyle. Factor in your headpiece or other accessories before deciding your bridal hairstyle. Adding any headpiece to a hairstyle can dramatically change what your stylist envisions when doing your hair. Coordinating your hairstyle and accessories will transform your wedding look from ordinary to extraordinary. 3. BE REALISTIC:You may have a vision of your wedding day hair that would require your stylist to be Superwoman. Accept that there may be limitations with the texture or length of your hair that limits your hairstyle options. Similarly, if you are getting married in an outdoor location, it

may not be ideal to wear your hair down or expect it to hold curl depending on the day’s forecast. Bring a few styles you like to your next hair appointment and get your stylist’s advice on the best hairstyle for your day.4. BOOK A TRIAL:It’s a good idea to choose a stylist who is a wedding specialist, but they still can’t read your mind and know which bridal hairstyles you will like. One of the most difficult challenges for a stylist can be when you don’t love your look but don’t have the confidence to tell the stylist. You will not hurt their feelings, in fact most stylists love blunt honesty. That is how they can make sure their guests are happy and confident with their look. By the end of your trial, your stylist should understand the look you want for your wedding day.5. BE YOU:Don’t force an over-the-top style that no one has seen before just because you saw it in a magazine or on Pinterest. Your guests came to celebrate YOU. When your hair is styled in a way that enhances your natural beauty, you will feel more confident and enjoy looking back on your day.

WRITTEN BY: Renee Vander Broek, & Brianna Plendl - The Hair Clinic

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THE HAIR CLINIC

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ORANGE CITY, IA 712 737 2205

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For over 25 years The Hair Clinic has offered quality service for the entire family. Our experienced stylists can help you with all your hair care needs, manicures, pedicures, tanning, make-up and waxing. Choose from various lines of retail for quality products. Let us help you look your best!!

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FORMAL WEAR

From the very beginning of your engagement, you are personalizing your wedding from the overall theme to the arrangement of the bouquets. One of the most exhilarating parts of personalizing your wedding is finding the perfect gown. The search for the perfect gown is exciting, but it can also be frustrating if you cannot find what you are envisioning. Choosing to customize your wedding gown allows you to co-create the gown of your dreams from start to finish.

The custom design process is more involved than traditional shopping because you are ensuring a perfect fitting and completely original gown. In the beginning of the custom design process, we will have a consultation to discuss your dream dress. In the consultation, we will go over topics such as your desired silhouette, possible fabrics, colors, price point, and time frame. I will create a quick sketch of the gown from the details we have discussed, and from there I will start developing a sample.

The sample gown is made of a simple cotton fabric that is used to confirm the fit and style of the gown before moving forward with the final fabrics. At this stage possible changes can be made to your final gown to guarantee it will be everything you want and have been envisioning.

A final fitting will take place one to two weeks before your wedding to see if any final alterations need to be done. After the final touches have been made, you will be ready to walk down the aisle in your one-of-a-kind wedding gown.

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WRITTEN BY: Whitney Rorah - Whitney Rorah Custom Design

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Orange City, Iowa 51041Phone: (712) 737-4888

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CEREMONY & RECEPTION

The location of your wedding and reception sets the tone for what your guests should expect from your big day. The Terrace View continually strives to offer all of our clients and their guests Excellence & Elegance from the booking process throughout the entire event. Every season we see continuous growth in the number of dates booked and are thrilled at how early brides begin to ask about the next year’s dates. It brings us great pride to know that we are delivering on our promised services and keeping newly engaged couples’ sights set on the Terrace View. We strive to deliver above and beyond expectations.

The Terrace View not only provides a spacious and elegant indoor reception facility, but also a grassy lawn with a quiet and uninterrupted view of the Ridge Golf Course. The lawn and view provide the perfect backdrop for any outdoor wedding ceremony. We are pleased to welcome you today as our guests to experience just this! Imagine starting your day surrounded by friends and family, being pampered as you decorate and get ready for the day, followed by an outdoor ceremony complete with stunning views and ample

space to accomodate groups of all sizes. Your guests could enjoy a drink or appetizers in our lobby as they make their way into the Grand Event Hall for your reception and the close of your evening. From start to finish you would not only have the perfect spacious location, but you would also have our guarantee of excellence and elegance!

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WRITTEN BY: Jenn Vermeer & Ashley Viet - The Terrace View Event Center

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GREAT VIEW ROOM - 300 guestsSocial Event Package $600

All-Inclusive Friday $600 +$5 per guestAll-Inclusive Saturday $700 +$5 per guest

*Reserve the day before to decorate for $500

GRAND EVENT HALL - 500 guests Social Event Package $750

All-Inclusive Friday $750 +$5 per guestAll-Inclusive Saturday $950 +$5 per guest

*Reserve the day before to decorate for $600

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SOCIAL EVENT PACKAGE INCLUDES:Complete set up before your event of:

ALL INCLUSIVE PACKAGE ADDS:w FACILITY & SERVICEGrand Event Hall guarantees exclusive use of the entire facility for a guaranteed private eventOutdoor Terrace and grassy lawnMeeting Room for Bridal Party dressing and locked overnight storage for centerpieces, cards and presentsEvent Planning Assistance with custom designed event floor planEvent Center Banquet Manager coordinating event and as hostess to dismiss guests to buffetEvent Center Team offering table service during event, including clearing tables and washing dishesWedding Gifts transferred to Meeting Room and locked after social hourComplete clean up after your event of the event spaceEvent service until Midnightw SERVICE ITEMS & DECORHead table tables served mealComplimentary use of all kitchen equipment, buffet-ware, and serve-ware for client’s catererCake knife and server, cake plates and forksWhite Chair Covers and White or Black Lighted Stage Backdrop option for Head tableHurricane Vases, Mirror Tiles, and Tea Light Votives for Centerpieces with Candle Lighting ServiceIcicle Lights for the Head Table and accent tablesLarge Photo Display Frames (3 located in the lobby picture size 20” by 30”)Disco Ball for DanceAudio visual packagew COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGESChampagne for the Head table for toastsPunch Fountain Service during social and dinner hourWater Service at each banquet table during meal serviceCoffee and Water Refreshment Table available throughout the evening

Comfortable Padded ChairsRound Table Banquet SeatingBridal Party Head Table on StageAccent Tables with White Linens and SkirtingWhite Linen Tablecloths and Napkins

Fine China- Plates, Water Goblet, FlatwareDance FloorUse of kitchen space for catererClient responsible for cleanup

230 St Andrews Way � Sioux Center, IA 51250 � 712.722.8439 230 St Andrews Way � Sioux Center, IA 51250 � 712.722.8439

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ARE YOU DREAMING OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS?

You may be dreaming about saying I do, but have you thought about where that will be? Why not enhance your ceremony’s beauty by taking it outside! With the Terrace View’s quiet and unobstructed view, your backdrop will be the lush greenery of the Ridge Golf Course! You can choose to have your ceremony under the beautiful blue sky, or rent a tent from Midwest Tent Rental for the occasion.

PHOTO: JE Photography

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JE Photography

Home-made signs to direct guests to the ceremony and other activities

Vreugdenhil - Lubben Wedding

Programs double as fans keeping guests cool

Inspiration from Intimate Weddings

Fabric backdrop with black and white stripe detail


Outdoor ceremony space accented with white wedding chairs courtesy of Rent-All Inc.

De Kam - Van Den Top Wedding

White draping used to add drama and dimension to the altar area

Inspiration from the Bridal Guide

Aisle decorations including large flowers and galvanized buckets


Beaded strands used as a backdrop adds glitz and glamour to outdoor spaces

Inspiration from Shannon Reeves Events

Lanterns and candles as functional decor and beautiful social hour illumination

Inspiration from Colin Cowie Weddings

A simple understated backdrop showing off the wide open sky

Inspiration from the Wedding Chicks

Burlap, lace, and baby’s breath as aisle accents

Inspiration from My Wedding

FEATUREDWEDDING

TERRACE VIEW

JE Photography-Jordan Edens--Sioux Center-

KAILEE + TREVOR

“My favorite moments of my wedding day were getting ready with my bridesmaids and my mom and mother-in-law. Doing our makeup together, getting in our dresses, and enjoying each other’s company. My second favorite moment was the “first look.” When Trevor saw me in my dress, he said I looked 1,000 times better than he could ever had imagined. To any future brides, my advice is to stay organized. Being organized really helps when you get to the last few days before your wedding, which are the busiest! Keep files, keep notes, make budget spread sheets, make an itinerary of your expectations for the day so that your bridal party knows when pictures are and where, etc... My last piece of advice, DO NOT stress over the little things—no one cares or will even notice if the ribbons around the gift favors are the EXACT color of the bridesmaid dresses… I promise!” -Kailee Wolterstorff, Terrace View Bride

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“My experience with Terrace View was great! They were very helpful and were quick in responding to my questions through email or over the phone. They were willing to accommodate my needs and were very helpful during my wedding day—all the candles were lit, table settings in order, and the staff was willing and ready to serve our guests.” - Kailee

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“JE Photography was awesome! Jordan did a fantastic job, and I am grateful that she took our wedding pictures. She found beautiful locations to take our pictures. With her upbeat, personable, kind, and patient personality, she made us both feel very comfortable, even when we were taking ‘awkward long posing kissing pictures,’ which can make many couples feel uncomfortable! “ -Kailee

VENDORS

Bride’s Cake: Missi Tacke Bridal Gown: Mira Bridal Couture,

Modesto, CABridesmaids’ Dresses: David’s Bridal

Caterer: MarketPlace CateringCupcakes: Cupcake Joy |Kelsey Byl

DJ: Mike Julius Groom & Groomsmen Attire: Tip Top

TuxHair Stylist: Fine Design Hair Salon |

Kari MidthunInvites and Stationary: Vista Print &

Dordt College Print Shop Jewelry: Icing

Photographer: JE Photography

EVENT TIMELINE

4:30 Ceremony5:15 Reception Start & Appetizers

6:15 Bridal Party arrival6:30 Dinner Served

Speeches, Slideshow, & Shoe GameCake Cutting & Dessert

8:30 Dance

EVENT FLOOR PLAN

WEDDING DETAILS

GOOD EATS & BEVERAGES

When friends and family look back on a wedding day, certain things come back to their minds. Maybe there was an embarrassing speech by the Bride’s uncle, or a famous choreographed first dance. If executed well, the food is surely not to be forgotten. Make sure your menu is something your guests will rave about for years to come with a few of these helpful hints:Don’t Leave Your Guests Hungry - Each of your guests will be spending about half of their day with you, if not more. Never leave guests without food for more than three hours (maximum). For the best response feed them as soon as you arrive at the reception. This is also the key to avoid dreaded drunkenness amongst your wedding guests.Vary courses - For example, if you are having seafood as a starter, avoid it as a main course. Not only will this satisfy the pickiest of eaters, but it can distinguish your appetizers from your meal, and so on.Keep your wedding day schedule in mind - If you and your wedding guests are planning on dancing into the early hours at your wedding reception, then it is always a good idea to bring out extra food towards the end of the evening. Or if you are having an evening ceremony, keep in mind that eating a three course meal late at night might not be suitable.Aim for continuity - Try to reflect the mood of your day in your choice of food to give a sense of continuity. If you are planning a relaxed barn wedding, then a build-a-burger bar followed by an assortment of delicious pies would go over wonderfully. Sushi might not tie in so nicely.

Consider the season - Your guests’ appetites may be drastically different from the warm summer months to the bitter cold winter months. For example, in colder months, salads and fish dishes may not be what your guests crave, whilst a roast dinner or casserole in sunny weather won’t go down well either. In addition, guests are more likely to eat larger amounts in colder weather than they would in warmer months.Think about quantity - An intimate wedding may allow you to opt for dishes which are more expensive, such as individual fillet steaks. On the other hand, a large wedding might require food that is easily prepared on a large scale, such as chilli or pasta dishes. This is where your budget becomes a real factor. Consider not only what you can afford but what is practical, then allow you caterer to customize a menu to not only your tastes but your budget as well.

Reflect yourselves in the food - Your wedding day should be all about the happy couple – from the choice of bridesmaids’ dresses to the location, everything should make your wedding guests think of you. This is no different for your menu choice. Granted, not everyone shares the same taste, but try to incorporate your favorite flavors or foods into your day.A great menu will leave your guests satisfied and reminiscing your wedding day for years to come.

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WRITTEN BY: Ashley Viet - Signature Event Consulting

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w THE TERRACE VIEW BAR Beyond the common Cash Bar, where guests pay for their own drinks, the Terrace View offers a variety of

Bar Service options sure to fit any host’s preference: u Open Bar: all drinks are complimentary by the host for the entire evening u Timed Open Bar: drinks are complimentary for a specific time period, such as during the social hour and dinner hour, with

bar switching to cash bar after specified time period u Dollar Amount Open Bar: drinks up to a pre-determined total dollar amount are complimentary, with the bar switching to

cash bar after amount reached u Drink Tickets: host supplies and distributes drink tickets for guests to redeem at bar u Hosted Kegs: a Small Keg (approximately 75 servings) or Large Keg (approximately 150 servings) is offered at the bar u Hosted Beer and Wine: all beer and wine are complimentary by the host u Hosted Soda Bottles: all soda bottles are complimentary by the host u Cocktailed Wine Service: wine or champagne of your choice is cocktailed to guests during the social hour and dinner u Dry House: If you, your families, and most of your guests don’t drink alcohol, skip it. Offer a lemonade bar, coffee bar, or hot

chocolate bar and complement it with our Hosted Soda Bottles and some sparkling cider.

w MAY HOSTS OR GUESTS BRING IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES? All alcohol must be purchased through the Event Center. Pre-arranged wine or champagne may be

supplied by the host for a corkage fee charged per bottle opened. The Event Center will serve all alcoholic beverages.

w ARE THERE BAR FEES OR A MINIMUM BALANCE THAT MUST BE MET? The Bar Minimum for bar service is $500 in sales for all Basic Package events unless prior arrangements have been made, and there is no minimum for all All-Inclusive events. In addition an 18% bar fee is required for any hosted beverages served by the Terrace View bartenders.

Our clients often ask what an average host’s bill is for an open bar. There really is no “average” because all families and guests are different, but there are a few tricks to help you know what to plan for. It seems like you can expect your guests to utilize the bar service more if your guests are from out of town and staying overnight at the neighboring Holiday Inn Express & Suites. Another trick may be to look at the demographics of your attending guests and identify their drinking preferences. Also, the number of guests and the length and style of the reception should be factored in too.But, even after this, it’s still possible to have no idea what dollar amount to plan for. My suggestion is to set a starting point using a timed open bar or dollar amount open bar, and if you want to expand, then you just let our bartenders know. Drink tickets are also a great option because you control how many tickets are distributed.

Regardless of the style of Bar Service you choose to offer your guests at your event, it’s always a wonderful gesture to thank your guests for supporting you on your big day!

TERRACE VIEW BAR

For all of your catering needsKelly Lux | 712.752.8741

[email protected] Main Hospers Iowa 51238

CATERING MENUAll prices include disposable ware (plates, silverware, napkins, and cups), and cooler of water on the service line.

• Real plates & silverware available for an additional $2.00 per meal.

• Glass water goblets, water pitchers & salt & pepper shakers on table available for an additional $.50 per meal.

• All prices are subject to change with market.

• These are standard choices if you have a favorite food ask about pricing for it!

• Servers are provided for buffet style and for cleanup, if you provide your own servers and cleanup crew deduct $.50 per meal. If you provide your own plates, silverware, napkins, and cups, deduct $.25 per meal

• Guaranteed 90% of number of guests given

LEVEL 1 0-49 People $7.25 | 50-100 People $7.00 | 100 + People $6

SANDWICH BUFFET: includes choice of 2 meats, 2 salads, chips, buns or bread, condiments, and 2 drinks.

BUILD-A-BURGER BAR: includes hamburger or pork burger, all vegetables, condiments, buns, 2 salads, chips, and 2 drinks.

LEVEL 2 0-49 People $8.25 | 50-100 People $8.00 | 100 + People $7.75

2 MEAT BUFFET (hot): includes 2 meats, potato, salad, any vegetable, rolls and butter, and 2 drinks.


STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST OR PORK CHOP: wrapped with bacon, includes potato, salad, any vegetable, rolls and butter, and 2 drinks.

GRILLED CHOPS, CHICKEN, STEAK: includes potato, salad, any vegetable, rolls and butter, and 2 drinks. **Please inquire for price


PRIME RIB WITH AU JUS: includes potato, salad, any vegetable, rolls and butter, and 2 drinks.

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PHOTO: ASHLEY VIET

SWEET TREATS

Maybe you’re not a fan of cake. Or maybe you love cake so much that you can’t choose just one type. Whatever the reason, couples today are weighing the options when it comes to choosing reception desserts. With so many options, who could choose?

Here are a few of our favorite options:

Nothing can top the traditional tiered cake. From its grand elegance to the decorative elements, it will certainly add a sense of beauty to your reception. Although it may be considered “old-fashioned,” you should definitely not count it out when deciding your dessert options!

Cupcakes are a fun alternative to wedding cake. You can mix and match a wide variety of flavors so that there’s something for everyone, even the pickiest of eaters.

Can’t choose just one dessert? Then dessert shots or mini desserts are just the treat for you! Guests can help themselves to a variety of delectable dessert options. These sweet treats are as beautiful as they are delicious! Any dessert you’d like can be turned into a dessert shot.

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Still undecided? Try a grand display of full fledged desserts. From famous home recipies to tantelizing gourmet treats, your guests can choose a dessert--or maybe two--to try!

A new twist on a classic dessert! Cheesecake will never disappoint. Set up an eye catching display and invite your guests to travel through the cheesecake bar, seleting their favorite flavors, sauces, and mouth-watering toppings.

Who can turn down ice cream? From a make-your-own-sundae bar to assorted malts and shakes, guests will be delighted to try the many flavors and toppings. Splurge on gourmet ice cream for a truly memorable dessert.

Feeling a little salty and sweet? How about a popcorn bar! From the moment guests arrive till the last dance, guests will have something tasty to keep them full all night.

Hot summer nights deserve the comforts of a make-your-own S’mores bar. Guests will enjoy making their own treat and trying new ideas, like white chocolate!

For the young at heart, a candy bar is not to be overlooked. Take it to the next level by choosing candies in your wedding colors! This is not only fun, but can also be a take-home favor for your guests.

Love is sweet, take a treat!


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MUSIC & DANCING

You have the perfect decorations, food, and everything else you could possibly imagine for your wedding--this includes an excellent song for your first dance! Sounds easy enough, right? We hope so, but just in case you and your fiancé have a slightly different taste in music, here are some helpful tips for picking out a special song for your first dance!

Do you have a song for the two of you? If so, use it! A song with special meaning to you both is a great way to enjoy the moment. This song could be a song that reminds you of when you started dating, or that was playing in the background while you shared your first kiss. Whatever the significance, it will be sure to bring back happy memories!

Another way to choose your first dance song would be to select a song with lyrics that reflect your relationship! Did it take him FOREVER to pop the question? This might be a good time to play “At last My love has come along, My lonely days are over, And life is like a song.” (At Last by Etta James)

Another option to consider is choosing a song that you have learned a special dance for. If you love to show off your moves in a wild swing dance, crank up the volume to a song like I’m alive (Life Sounds Like) by Michael Franti & Spearhead.

No matter what song you choose, it’s sure to be a memory that will last a lifetime.

Need help picking? Here are some top first dance songs:

19 You & Me - Dan & ShayA Thousand Years - Christina PerriBetter Together - Jack JohnsonCrazy Girl - Eli Young BandEverything - Michael BubléForever and Ever, Amen - Randy TravisGod Bless the Broken Road - Rascal FlattsGod Gave Me You - Blake SheltonHey Ho (My Sweetheart) - The LumineerHey Pretty Girl - Kip MooreI Don’t Dance - Lee BriceI’m Yours - Jason MrazMarry Me - Jason DeruloMarry Me - TrainMy Best Friend - Tim McGrawWhen I Say I Do - Matthew WestWho I Am with You - Chris YoungWill You Marry Me - Vonda ShepardYou and I - One DirectionYours Forever - Dara Maclean

WRITTEN BY: Jordan Edens - JE Photography

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How did you choose your first dance song? “Levi and I picked the first dance song by coming up with a few songs that we personally liked then narrowing it down from those!”How did you decide what types of music to play during your dance?

“We decided on the music by having some old songs and some new songs--a little bit of everything to please everyone!”

MUSIC & DANCING REAL ADVICE



Levi & Mandy

If you’re looking for the perfect ending to your most important day, then you’re ready for the Stovetop experience. You need DJ’s who strive to create a fun, exciting atmosphere that you and your guests will never forget. If you’re not seeking an energy filled event full of quality entertainment, interactive personnel, music, and lights taylored just for YOU, well, we can refer you to a great jukebox.

Stovetop Productions provides quality music entertainment with your budget in mind. Stop by our booth or contact us for more information on affordable packages and available extras.

Lee (stovetop) Stover 712.248.5329Donnel (scruff) Eaddy 712.574.0692stovetopproductions@hotmail.comwww.se-entertainment.com /stovetopproductions

Stovetop Productions is a part of SE Entertainment - Stovetop Productions - Music - Rentals - Apparel

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Let’s be honest. Every bride has at least one Pinterest board filled with flowers, centerpieces, and decorations fit for a royal wedding. But wait, what’s that? A budget? Oh yes, I almost forgot! Unfortunately, most brides must come to terms with the possibility that a 7-foot-tall cascading floral centerpiece made of 100 long-stemmed roses might send her wallet into shock! Here are a few tips to make your decor look “Pinterest-worthy” without needing a queen-sized wallet to pay for the décor of your dreams:

BE FLEXIBLEDon’t set your mind on one particular type of flower. Having a “name-brand” attitude can become pricey if this flower is in demand, out of season, or any number of other variables. Trust your florist. She might even be able to suggest a variation of the bloom you weren’t aware of that you like better.

GO SEASONALChoosing flowers in season are going to be cheaper, and more environmentally friendly. Another option is to go with blooms which are in season all year round.

USE JUST A FEWIf you can’t imagine not having your favorite flower in your arrangements, consider using only a few stems and accenting with other blooms. A bouquet made only of roses could be pricey for a bride on a budget,

but the bouquet could be accented with Baby’s Breath to give the same full look while using less premium flowers.

SELECT FULL BLOOMSUse large blooms such as hydrangeas or peonies in your centerpieces. Not only are they beautiful, but they will typically take less stems per centerpiece than a tulip or other small bloomed flower would.

USE VARIATIONRather than selecting a large centerpiece for every guest table, bring in variation with a few smaller, more affordable centerpieces throughout.

ADD OTHER DECORIf you are looking for elegance and drama, don’t make the flowers do all the work. An overflowing centerpiece can add up quickly. By bringing in items such as candles, tall vases, and hanging crystals, your flowers can be the detail that pulls everything together.


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At Petals & Perks, we strive to make your wedding unique to you! We want your special day to reflect your own personality and style, within your budget. Be assured that we desire to compliment your day regardless of your style- elegant, traditional, vintage or contemporary. Stop by our store & browse our large selection of rental items. We look forward to seeing you and wish you all the best as you plan for this very exciting event in your life.

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PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOGRAPHY

So your wedding day has come and gone and you have the most vivid memories of how perfect, wonderful, and fun your wedding was. Eventually you’ll forget some of your favorite moments like how cute your nephew looked when he had cake all over his face, or how perfect your hair looked. That is, unless you have photographs and videos of it! Now, you might be saying to yourself “I will have plenty of pictures and videos. My guests will take candid pictures with the disposable cameras we have on the guests’ tables and I’ll have my cousin take the formal pictures, plus there are all the pictures my family and friends will share on Instagram. Also, my Aunt’s new digital camera takes videos!” To preserve these once in a lifetime moments, you could rely on your family and friends, or you could treat these wedding pictures as an investment to guarantee you can remember all the details of the most important day of your life.“It is important to invest in photography because a photograph is a lot more than just a picture. A photograph is something that is created. I often do not describe myself as someone that TAKES pictures

but someone that MAKES pictures.,” says Erica Huisman, owner of e. Imagery & Design.To get started with choosing a photographer, shop around at bridal fairs and look up local photographers online. There are three things that you should keep in mind while shopping for a photographer: PREVIOUS WORK, and price.

PREVIOUS WORK shows you the quality level you can expect. “A lot of

thought goes into each composition--the style, the surroundings, how

each person interacts with the other. A professional and creative photographer brings each of these elements into your photographs in a way that someone just taking pictures cannot.” (Erica Huisman)

Take time to meet them at a bridal fair, schedule

a consultation, or look at their style on Facebook or their blog. It is very

important that the photographer makes you feel comfortable and works well with you!

price: Many people say that their final decision comes down to price. Being price conscious to stay within your budget is commendable, but also keep in mind that if you expect amazing quality photography you need to be willing to pay quality

Personality,

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prices. Remember, you are capturing memories you can’t get back. If you don’t get it right, there are no do overs.

In addition to photography services, you might also choose to have a videographer present for your wedding day. “Most people don’t blink at paying a thousand dollars or more on a photographer because they know that professional results are dramatically better than amateur ones. It’s absolutely the same with videography,” says Jesse Brauning, owner of Paragon Videography.

Professional videographers invest in years of training, high quality equipment, and many other resources to ensure a final video that is high quality, creative, and most importantly a replay of some of your most precious moments. They also provide a way for you to share the actual wedding experience that goes beyond still pictures. “In a world of YouTube and Facebook, a client gets just as much exposure for their wedding video as they do for their photos. Placing an artistic short film of your wedding day on your Facebook will give your friends and family immediate access to a cinematic wedding day experience.” (Jesse Brauning)

The ultimate decision for photography and videography is in your hands, but remember to consider previous work, personality, and price as you shop around. Whether you choose professional services or choose to be a do-it-yourself bride, work these into your budget accordingly for an end result that will keep you happy for years to come.



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FEATUREDWEDDING

TERRACE VIEW

e. Imagery & Design-Erica Huisman--Sioux Center-

NIKI + BLAKE

The wedding day went by so quickly, too quickly! I woke up that morning and immediately went to go get my hair done and did not stop moving. One of my favorite moments was when my mother-in-law was doing my hair. It was a fun and special moment that not all

brides get to have with their soon-to-be mother-in-law. I also really liked the time that I got to spend getting ready and relaxing with my bridesmaids before the wedding and pictures.

- Niki Woockman, Terrace View Bride

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“My advice to future brides: don't rent tuxes, buy suits. They are so much cheaper, the groomsmen get to actually keep

them, and they fit100x better. Also don't sweat the little stuff that happens the day of the wedding. To ease your mind, double check with all the vendors and make sure

everything is ready and good to go.” -Niki

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“Working with Erica - e. Imagery & Design - was amazing. She does such a good job and really makes sure all of her

bases are covered!” -Niki

VENDORSBride’s Cake & Sheet Cakes: Groom’s Grandma and Aunt

Bridal Gown & Veil: David’s BridalBridesmaids’ Dresses: David’s Bridal

Caterer: Kelly’s CateringDJ: Centre Music

Groom & Groomsmen Attire: JC Penney

Hair Stylist: Bride’s Mother-in-lawInvites and Stationary: Bride’s Brother

Photographer: e. Imagery & Design

EVENT TIMELINE3:30 Ceremony4:30 Reception

5:30 Bridal Party arrival5:45 Dinner

Speeches, Video, & Shoe GameCake Cutting & Dessert

8:00 Dance

EVENT FLOOR PLAN

WEDDING DETAILS

230 St Andrews Way Sioux Center, IA 51250 712.722.VIEW Saturday, May 24, 2014: Altena- Woockman ReceptionGrand Event Hall: All-Inclusive Package275 guests; 39 guest tables (312) plus 14 at head table= 326 guest seats

3:30pm Ceremony in Sioux Center4:30pm Reception: Parents will greet guests and direct them to the tablesFront doors will be open, but event hall doors remain locked until 15 minutes prior to listed event start time5:30pm Bridal Party5:45pm Dinner: Serve bridal party & grand parents; Bride & Groom will greet guests after they go through the Buffet Line: serve them once everyone is through the line

Speeches, slideshow, cake, dessert, mingle with guests for 45 min8:00pm Dance10:00pm End, tentative (BM Ask Bride/Groom/MOB if they would like to add additional service hours)

VENDORSFlorist: Petals & Perks/DIYCake: Grandma & AuntDJ: Center Music - Geo (712.722.4175)Caterer: Kelly’sPhotographer: E imageryPhoto Booth: DIY photo booth

PROJECTION/ AV Social Hour/ Dinner Music: TVEC/Grand entrance songMC: Uncle TonyMics: 2 wirelessProjection: slideshow on disk

SERVICE/ SETUPAny elderly guests to be served if full service? Serve grandparentsUsing our centerpiece items? Mirrors- all; hurricanes- 12-14; 3 per table + some on head table votives- mirror squares - all tables

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PHOTO: ASHLEY VIET

HAPPILYEVER AFTER

CHANGING YOUR NAMEIf you decide to take your new husband’s name, you must make it official. Contrary to popular belief, obtaining a marriage license that uses your new last name does not mean you’ve changed it. Start with your Social Security Card and Driver’s License so that the rest are easy to change. Here’s a list to get you started making your name change official.

GET PROOF: Get your Certified Marriage License. Call the office where your license was filed to get copies if they are not automatically mailed.

SOCIAL SECURITY CARD: Contact the Social Security Administration by phone or you can fill out an application online.

DRIVER’S LICENSE: Visit the Department of Motor Vehicles; you will need your new Social Security Card or your Certified Marriage License.

FILL IN THE BLANKS:EmployersAuto registrationCredit cardsBank accountsUtilitiesMedical organizationsLegal documents (will, power of attorney, etc…)Billed services (phone, insurance, etc…)Post officeSchools and alumni associationsVoter registrationPassportMortgage or lease... and the list goes on. Many of these organizations can change your name over the phone. Others may want to see a copy of your Marriage Certificate and your Driver’s License before they will change your name on the account.

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WRITTEN BY: Jenn Vermeer - Terrace View Event Center

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We want to say a major THANK YOU to our vendors for their work and involvement and to our sponsors for their investment into the community by supporting this event!

Because of these local Sioux Center Sponsors and our Bridal Vendors involved in the 2014 Showcase, together we were able to offer the event and 2014 Wedding Guide as a free resource to brides, add an outdoor ceremony runway style show to the mock wedding reception, and offer over $3000 in wedding gifts to attending brides.

Thank You, Sponsors and Vendors!

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Ambank Insurance Services Phone: 712.722.2222

Address: 530 n MAin Ave, sioux Center

American State BankPhone: 712.722.4846 Address: 525 n MAin Ave, sioux Center

Econo LodgePhone: 712.722.4000 Address: 86 9th st Cir ne, sioux Center

Holiday Inn Express & SuitesPhone: 712.722.3500 Address: 100 st Andrews wAy, sioux Center

KSOU/ KIHK Radio StationsPhone: 712.722.1090Address: 128 20th st se, sioux Center

Peoples BankPhone: 712.722.0101 Address: 1701 s MAin Ave, sioux Center

Premier CommunicationsPhone: 712.722.3451 Address: 339 1st Ave ne, sioux Center

Prime BankPhone: 712.722.4545 Address: 1601 s MAin Ave, sioux Center

Remax Vision RealtyPhone: 712.722.0045 Address: 59 3rd st ne, sioux Center

Siouxland Properties Phone: 712.463.2266

Address: 789 7th st nw, sioux Center

Sioux Center HealthPhone: 712.722.8414 Address: 1101 9th st se, sioux Center

Sioux Center PublishingPhone: 712.722.0511 Address: 67 3rd st ne, sioux Center

The Ridge Golf Club Phone: 712.722.4866

Address: 2595 ridge roAd, sioux Center

The Travel AdvantagePhone: 712.722.3727 Address: 1917 s MAin Ave, sioux Center

- Vendors -A Nite 4 U Limo

nAMe: JACkPhone: 712.441.1277 eMAil: [email protected]: www.Anite4u.CoM loCAtion: doon

Betty’s CakesnAMe: bettyPhone: 712.567.4281 eMAil: [email protected]: www.bettysCAkes.CoMloCAtion: MAuriCe

BL Pics To GonAMe: lAurAPhone: 712.436.2560 eMAil: [email protected]: www.blPiCstogo.CoMloCAtion: Cleghorn

Casey’s BakerynAMe: kAthyPhone: 712.722.2551 eMAil: [email protected]: www.CAseysbAkery.CoMloCAtion: sioux Center

Chair Cover ElegancenAMe: bevPhone: 712.546.7094 eMAil: [email protected]: www.ChAirCoverelegAnCe.netloCAtion: le MArs

Chit Chat Cafe- Kelly’s CateringnAMe: kellyPhone: 712.752.8741 eMAil: [email protected]: www.kellysdriveinn.CoMloCAtion: hosPers

e. Imagery & DesignnAMe: eriCAPhone: 712.441.3932 eMAil: [email protected]: www.eiMAgerydesign.CoM loCAtion: sioux Center

Ground Effects WeddingsnAMe: leAhPhone: 712.722.4600 eMAil: [email protected]: www.sCgroundeffeCts.CoMloCAtion: sioux Center

The Hair ClinicnAMe: reneePhone: 712.737.2205 eMAil: [email protected]: www.fACebook.CoM/the-hAir-CliniCloCAtion: orAnge City

JE Photography + DesignnAMe: JordAnPhone: 509.628.7464 eMAil: [email protected]: www.fACebook.CoM/JordAnedensPhotogrAPhyloCAtion: sioux Center

MarketPlace CateringnAMe: lAuriePhone: 605.310.1258 eMAil: [email protected]: www.MArketPlACeCAtering.netloCAtion: inwood

Midewst Tent RentalnAMe: kArenPhone: 712.441.2195eMAil: [email protected]: www.MidwesttentrentAl.CoMloCAtion: MAuriCe

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- Vendors -Paragon Videography

nAMe: JessePhone: 712.301.6163 eMAil: [email protected]: www.PArAgonProvideo.CoMloCAtion: sioux Center

Petals & PerksnAMe: kAriPhone: 712.722.3631 eMAil: [email protected]: www.siouxCenter.org/PetAlsAndPerksloCAtion: sioux Center

Piece of CakenAMe: MiChellePhone: 712.541.6046 eMAil: [email protected]: www.fACebook.CoM/PieCeofCAkeiowAloCAtion: le MArs

Rent-All, Inc.nAMe: JessiCAPhone: 712.722.3928eMAil: [email protected]: www.rent-All.CoM/sioux-Center/loCAtion: sioux Center

Rustic Lumination & Design By KTnAMe: ktPhone: 712.441.3581 eMAil: [email protected] website: www.PArtylite.biz/ktvsloCAtion: sioux Center

Signature Event ConsultingnAMe: AshleyPhone: 712.441.6143 eMAil: [email protected]: www.fACebook.CoM/signAtureeventConsultingloCAtion: Alton

Stovetop ProductionsnAMe: lee Phone: 712.348.5329 eMAil: [email protected]: www.se-entertAinMent.CoMloCAtion: sheldon

Terrace View Event CenternAMe: JennPhone: 712.722.view eMAil: [email protected]: www.theterrACeview.CoMloCAtion: sioux Center

Timmy’s CateringnAMe: bonniePhone: 712.546.8508 eMAil: [email protected]: le MArs

Tip Top TuxnAMe: ConniePhone: 712.737.4888 eMAil: [email protected]: www.tttux.CoM loCAtion: orAnge City

Whitney Rorah Custom DesignnAMe: whitneyPhone: 563.357.1455 eMAil: [email protected]: www.fACebook.CoM/whitneyrorAhdesign

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TERRACE VIEW EXPERIENCE & VENDOR SHOWCASE 2014

EXPERIENCE EXCELLENCE & ELEGANCE

THANK YOU

FROM THE COMMITTEEOur final Thank You goes to each attending bride. It is because of you that we strive for perfection in offering the best items and services to make your dream wedding a reality. Thank you for joining us at the 2014 Terrace View Experience & Vendor Showcase!Most sincerely, The 2014 Showcase CommitteeAshley Viet, Jenn Vermeer, & Jordan Edens

… JORDAN EDENS ... Terrace View Assistant

ManagerOwner of JE Photography

About the Event: The Experience & Showcase is great—it’s like pinterest in real life for the area’s future brides!Tips for Brides: Whatever is most important to you should be the priority of your wedding!

… JENN VERMEER ... Terrace View General Manager

About the Event: This is such a fun event for us to put on every year! We love hosting it and showing off our beautiful facility as well as our area’s best bridal vendors. Thank you for joining us and making the Annual Experience & Showcase a success!Tips for Brides: Book your event space early! The best venues fill up fast, so don’t feel like you have to wait until you have the ring!

… ASHLEY VIET ... Terrace View Assistant

ManagerOwner of Signature Event

Consulting

About the Event: I love that the event is stress free and helps you envision your future wedding without becoming overwhelmed. Tips for Brides: Throughout everything, don’t forget why you are getting married!

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