Atlanta Wedding Vendors Meet and Greet- FSB Events, Atlanta Wedding Planning

FSB Events provided these centerpieces for meet and greet held at Bouchic Lounge. Photographer Nneka with  www.imagesbynneka.com did a wonderful job putting this event together. Vendors such as Cakes by Lameeka, provided some of her delicious cup cakes. I also met some great new vendors such as Edible Endeavors, Neat Cards INC, Ivory Bridal  Formal.   

                                           Floral Decor and Design by www.fsb-events.com 

                                  

                                                                Ivory Bridal & Formal

                                                               Images by Nneka signage

                                                                         Edible Endeavors

                                                                   Cakes By Lameeka

                                      Atlanta Wedding Planner & Floral Designer, Shondola Evans
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          Bridal events, wedding, Atlanta weddings and events, bridal shows and events. 

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Tips & Etiquette for your invitations

Wedding invitations give guests their first glimpse of what has been being planned for quite some time. They not only set the tone and level of formality of the wedding, but they offer specific details of the upcoming event and provide a reflection of one's
personal sense of style. Following are some tips and etiquette guidelines that apply to the wording of a formal wedding
invitation. Feel free to refer to these as often as you like.

Names and Spelling
• A wedding invitation is issued by the host(s). The names of those hosting are spelled out and include middle names and
   titles.
• All titles, except Mr. and Mrs., should be written out (e.g., Doctor, Captain, The Honorable), unless the name is too long to fit
   on one line.
• When the wedding is being held in a place of worship, "the honour of your presence" phrase is used. When held in other
   locations, "the pleasure of your company" is traditionally used.
• If the bride’s last name is the same as her parents, only her first and middle name are indicated.
• The groom’s name should be written out and preceded by his appropriate title.
                 Examples: Mr. Alexander Graham Smith; Doctor Garrett Phillip Hanna


Time and Date
• Write out the date and year. No "and" is needed in the year line.
                 Example: two thousand seventeen
                                two thousand twenty-three
• Capitalize the day of the week and the month, but not the year.
• The phrase "half after" should be used when indicating time, as opposed to "half past" or "-thirty."
• It is not necessary to use the phrases "in the afternoon" and "in the evening."
• Spell out the city and state of the wedding location. If all guests are local, the state may be omitted.

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