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Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Kaylyn and Greg (Fox Chapel Golf Club Reception)

With so many details to choose for a wedding day, it’s easy to forget to consider how the night will end. While no one wants to focus on the day being completed, you’ll always remember the way you spent the last moments of your celebration. Kaylyn and Greg came up with the most original and sweet idea for their wonderful reception held at the Fox Chapel Golf Club.

Before I explain the ending, I should note how amazing the Golf Club looked. Everything from the dining area to the ballroom looked stunning. I was glad they chose to have me provide some uplighting and a custom monogram to make things look even better! It was the perfect setting for one of the most epic dance parties I’ve ever seen.

So, by this point, I’m sure you want to know how it ended. After a wonderful dance party, all of the guests gathered in the front of the golf club while Kaylyn and Greg had one final slow dance alone. It was sweet, romantic and a wonderful chance to just be together for a few moments before heading outside for cheers and hugs from all their favorite people. The perfect ending to a truly unforgettable day.

by EricTags: atrium, Fall Wedding, fox chapel, last dance, Monogram, Surround Sound, uplighting

Monday, September 18, 2017

Hannah and Tyler (Noah’s Event Venue Reception)

Some couples don’t like the idea of being the center of attention throughout their wedding day, while others embrace the opportunity. Hannah and Tyler were not only comfortable and relaxed in the spotlight during their big day, they took the chance to share the attention with their closest friends and family. Their beautifully customized reception was held at Noah’s Event Venue in Cranberry, PA.

One of the newest wedding venues in the Pittsburgh area, the ballroom at Noah’s Events looked amazing. The newlyweds included fun and unique details as decorations through the building. During the parent dances, Hannah danced with her father to a recording of them singing a fantastic and touching song that Hannah had written just for them.

Hannah and Tyler knew their guests wouldn’t hesitate when it was time to dance and celebrate. Everyone was quick to join in the fun and get a little wild. The newlyweds were surrounded by all of their favorite people as the last songs played, then they all went outside for a big sparkler send off. The happy couple is now headed to Punta Cana for a little alone time away from the spotlight.

by EricTags: Cranberry, Monogram, Pittsburgh, Sunday Wedding, Wedding

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Claire and Andrew (Renaissance Pittsburgh Wedding Reception)

Couples have told me that they’ve had bad dreams before their wedding day, that no one at the reception will dance. No matter how much fun your family and friends are, I think it’s easy to worry that for one reason or another, they won’t have a good time when it’s time to celebrate. My simple advice is always this – when the bride and groom dance, everyone dances. Claire and Andrew did an amazing job showing their guests exactly how to party at their elegant and fun wedding reception at the stunning Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel.

The Renaissance ballroom looked stunning, and I was thrilled that I could provide a custom monogram and red uplighting to make the room look even more amazing.

Claire and Andrew were so fun to work with, and when it came time to dance, they made sure everyone was a part of the celebration. They both spent tons of time dancing and Claire even ran to tables to drag more people to join them. They gave their friends and family an authentic reason to celebrate and party, and wow, did they party! The night ended way too soon, but as the last song ended, the newlyweds were surrounded by all of their favorite people. It was the perfect ending to a great day.

by EricTags: Cupcakes, Monogram, Pittsburgh, Red, uplighting, Wedding

Monday, September 4, 2017

Kate and Joe (Phipps Conservatory Wedding Reception)

One of the many challenges when planning a wedding can be finding ways to incorporate your specific tastes while being sure to create a day that all of your guests will enjoy and remember. Kate and Joe had no problem at all when it came to their amazing celebration held on a beautiful day at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.

The ceremony was held in the outdoor garden, followed by a reception in the beautifully decorated outdoor tent. Guests were treated to great music by a string quartet, followed by a selection of songs chosen by Kate and Joe.

Kate and Joe kicked off the evening with a wonderfully choreographed first dance, followed instantly by having their friends and family joining them for a fun and rowdy hora. All night long there was a great variety of music that everyone could enjoy. When it was time to dance, all of the guests had the chance to hear music from oldies to today’s hits. Kate and Joe planned a wonderful day that was well suited to their tastes, and a perfect way to celebrate their love with all their favorite people.

by EricTags: Hora, Jewish, Outdoor Wedding, Pittsburgh Wedding, Tent Wedding

Sunday, September 3, 2017

Meghan and Norbert (Carnegie Museum Wedding Reception)

I love to get to hear stories from couples about their relationship and how led up to their wedding day. It’s so fun and helps me to get to know the bride and groom in order to prepare for their special day. Meghan and Norbert had some amazing tales about their first date (a scavenger hunt around Pittsburgh) and their engagement (a helicopter ride over the city), that definitely let me know how unique and fun their celebration would be at the amazing Carnegie Museum in Oakland.

I can never say enough about how much I love to come to the Carnegie Museum. Not only is it stunning, but everything about it is completely top notch. Meghan and Norbert’s ceremony was held in the gorgeous Hall of Sculpture, and the reception was held in the beautiful and ornate Music Hall Foyer.

Meghan and Norbert’s amazing history let me know that they weren’t afraid to plan and work to create magical moments. I had the best time working with them both since they wanted to create a celebration like no other. Their hard work paid off big since all their guests had the time of their lives dancing, singing and just getting crazy with the newlyweds. I’m looking forward to keeping in touch with these two since I’m sure they’re going to have more incredible stories to tell.

by EricTags: museum wedding

Sunday, August 27, 2017

Lori and Drew (Carnegie Museum Wedding Reception)

The most unique thing about your wedding day will not be the venue, the wedding dress, or even the variety of treats displayed on the cookie table. What makes every reception different is the guests who come to celebrate with the newlyweds. Lori and Drew understood this from the beginning and made a lot of special plans to be sure their friends and family were treated to an evening like no other. They focused their evening on spending time with each and every person who had played an important part in their lives.

Their ceremony and reception were held at the breathtaking Carnegie Museum Hall of Sculpture and Music Hall Foyer. The decor was stunning, as was the celebration which featured a photo booth, hora and an epic display of cookies.

Lori and Drew ended their evening with a “90-2000’s Power Hour” of some of their favorite songs from high school and college. This was such a fun way to bring back memories they had with some of the most important people in their lives. After the last song and 2 additional songs, it was clear no one wanted to leave. Everyone couldn’t get enough of this amazing evening with such a wonderful couple. The newlyweds will be heading off to Japan for their honeymoon later this year.

by EricTags: Hora, Jewish, museum wedding

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