Wedding Planning - Jan 22, 2007
Coordination of colors
Wedding Ceremony
Chair Covers: Fushia Satin
Aisle Runner: White
Aisle Decoration: Hot Pink Roses Petals (Sprinkled)
Pillars: White
Pew Bows: Fushia
Pew Flowers: Hot Pink Roses (Round 3D)
Organza Drap: White
Altar Back drop: White with Fushia organza/accents
Arch Flowers: Hot Pink Roses with Greenery
Wedding Banquet
Lighting: Pink
Head table
Backdrop: White with Fushia organza accents/drap
Linens: Damask White
Organza Drap: Fushia
Chair covers: Fushia Satin
Table Napkins: Fushia Satin
Flower pieces:
Cake Table
Table linen: Damask White
Organza Drap: Fushia
Cake: White with pearls, with hot pink
roses (round flower piece)
2 dozen of roses
Decorations: Hot Pink roses Flower Petals sprinkled
Guest Tables
Linens: Damask White
Chair Covers: Fushia Satin
Table Napkins: Fushia Satin
Table Centerpieces: 3D Hot Pink Roses with greenery
Round on a high vase/candlelabra
Placecards: White with Fushia Crystal
Favors Packaging: Fushia Ribbon
Favors:
Reception Table
Table Linen: Damask White
Organza Drap: Fushia
Chair covers: Fushia
Flower piece: Roses
Guestbook:
Rental items necessary:
56 Fushia Satin Chair Covers
56 Fushia Satin Napkins
4-5 Candlelabra
Florists
1 Bride's Bouquet
1 Groom's Boutonniere
1 Maid of honor Bouquet
1 Bestman's boutonniere
3 Sister's wristlet (2 big, 1 small)
3 Parent's boutonniere
2 Bridesmaid bouquet/wristlet
Groomsmen & Usher boutonniere
6 Relative's boutonnieres (Red Roses)
5-6 Round Centerpieces (used at Ceremony: pews & banquet: Centerpieces)
Headtable decoration
Altar decoration
Cake table
Reception table
Monday, January 22, 2007
Prelimiary Wedding Color Scheme
Prelimiary Wedding Color Scheme
(Fushia/Green/White)
Wedding Ceremony
Chair Covers: Fushia Satin
Aisle Runner: Ivory / White
Aisle Decoration: Hot Pink Roses Petals (Sprinkled)
Pillars: Ivory / White
Pew Bows: Light Green
Pew Flowers: Hot Pink Roses (Round 3D)
Organza Drap: Light Green Organza
Arch Organza Drap: Fushia Organza
Arch Flowers: Hot Pink Roses with Greenery
Wedding Banquet
Lighting: Fushia / Blue?
Head table
Linens: Fushia Satin
Organza Drap: Light Fresh Green
Chair covers: Fushia Satin
Table Napkins: Damask Ivory / Light pastel green
Flower pieces:
Cake TableTable linen: Fushia Satin
Organza Drap: Light Fresh Green
Cake: White with pearls, with hot pink
roses (round flower piece)
Decorations: Flower Petals? (if table linen is not fushia)
Sprinkle of Pearls? (if table linen is fushia)
Guest Tables
Linens: Damask White
Chair Covers: Fushia Satin
Table Napkins: Damask White / Fushia?
Table Centerpieces: 3D Hot Pink Roses with greenery
Round on a high vase/candlelabra
Rental items necessary:
50 Fushia Satin Chair Covers
50 Fushia Satin Napkins
1 Headtable table linen
1 Fushia table linen (cake table)
Organza Drap
4-5 Candlelabra
(Fushia/Green/White)
Wedding Ceremony
Chair Covers: Fushia Satin
Aisle Runner: Ivory / White
Aisle Decoration: Hot Pink Roses Petals (Sprinkled)
Pillars: Ivory / White
Pew Bows: Light Green
Pew Flowers: Hot Pink Roses (Round 3D)
Organza Drap: Light Green Organza
Arch Organza Drap: Fushia Organza
Arch Flowers: Hot Pink Roses with Greenery
Wedding Banquet
Lighting: Fushia / Blue?
Head table
Linens: Fushia Satin
Organza Drap: Light Fresh Green
Chair covers: Fushia Satin
Table Napkins: Damask Ivory / Light pastel green
Flower pieces:
Cake TableTable linen: Fushia Satin
Organza Drap: Light Fresh Green
Cake: White with pearls, with hot pink
roses (round flower piece)
Decorations: Flower Petals? (if table linen is not fushia)
Sprinkle of Pearls? (if table linen is fushia)
Guest Tables
Linens: Damask White
Chair Covers: Fushia Satin
Table Napkins: Damask White / Fushia?
Table Centerpieces: 3D Hot Pink Roses with greenery
Round on a high vase/candlelabra
Rental items necessary:
50 Fushia Satin Chair Covers
50 Fushia Satin Napkins
1 Headtable table linen
1 Fushia table linen (cake table)
Organza Drap
4-5 Candlelabra
Possible Wedding Color Scheme
Pink and Red With Green
Use pastel or bright pink flowers and add accents of red. Or go the other way around--red flowers with accents of bright or pale pink. Add tones of lavendar or purple from hydrangea. For texture and an loose look, use berries in deep shades of red with green foliage.
Soft Blush Tones
Create an elegant statement at your wedding if you choose pale blush colors for flowers and accents. Colors can range from soft pink to soft peach and ivory. Add touches of pearl to accent. Roses are a good choice to enhance a blush color scheme, as there are a myriad of hues of soft-toned roses. Your florist can direct you to the best varieties.
Red is Always Romantic
Red roses say "I Love You" and are very appropriate for weddings at any time of the year. Especially in the winter, red looks wonderful with berries and pine greenery and black or red gowns on the attendants. Red is also found in tulips, peonies, gerbera daisies, ranunculus, carnations, lilies, and camellias.
Nothing But Pink
For a very romantic and feminine celebration, pink is beautiful. Choose one shade of pink or use many shades from brights to pales. Roses come in a wide range of pinks, or try ranunculas, sweet peas, camellias, hydrangeas, foxglove, snapdragons, dahlias, and bright gerbera daisies.
Use pastel or bright pink flowers and add accents of red. Or go the other way around--red flowers with accents of bright or pale pink. Add tones of lavendar or purple from hydrangea. For texture and an loose look, use berries in deep shades of red with green foliage.
Soft Blush Tones
Create an elegant statement at your wedding if you choose pale blush colors for flowers and accents. Colors can range from soft pink to soft peach and ivory. Add touches of pearl to accent. Roses are a good choice to enhance a blush color scheme, as there are a myriad of hues of soft-toned roses. Your florist can direct you to the best varieties.
Red is Always Romantic
Red roses say "I Love You" and are very appropriate for weddings at any time of the year. Especially in the winter, red looks wonderful with berries and pine greenery and black or red gowns on the attendants. Red is also found in tulips, peonies, gerbera daisies, ranunculus, carnations, lilies, and camellias.
Nothing But Pink
For a very romantic and feminine celebration, pink is beautiful. Choose one shade of pink or use many shades from brights to pales. Roses come in a wide range of pinks, or try ranunculas, sweet peas, camellias, hydrangeas, foxglove, snapdragons, dahlias, and bright gerbera daisies.
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Quest for a Makeup Artist
Bobbi Brown
Freelance Makeup artist Paula, $85 per face,
Trial @ Holts with purchase of $100 in products.
Holt Renfrew @ Yorkdale
416.789.5377 x5002
Nars Cosmetics
Holt Renfrew Yorkdale Shopping Center 3401 Dufferin, Toronto ON (416) 789-5377
Holt Renfrew 50 Bloor Street West, Toronto ON (416) 922-2333
Sephora Toronto-Eaton Centre 220 Yonge Street, Toronto ON (416) 595-7227
Sephora Yorkdale Shopping Centre 3401 Dufferin Street , Toronto ON (416) 785-4400
Tayaba Jafri
tayabajafri@yahoo.com
She's listed in Laura Mercier's website.
International Makeup Artist
Tayaba Jafri has developed her reputation with over a decade of experience in the fashion and cosmetics industry. Tayaba is based out of Toronto, Canada, and currently travels nationally and internationally teaching Laura's philosophy and educating women on makeup style and trend. She joined the Laura Mercier Company in 2003. Tayaba was initially inspired by the glamour of film and the runway. As a student, Tayaba pursued her passion by working at the corporate office of a major cosmetics company. Following high school, her love of the arts and fashion took her to Ryerson University in Toronto where she earned a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Fashion Marketing. As Tayaba grew within the industry, she found a new enthusiasm in education and began training others on the most current makeup application and trends. During this time, she learned to take her artistry skills to a new and higher level. Tayaba has worked in nearly every facet of the industry. Along with being the makeup artist of choice for several independent films, Tayaba has been actively involved in Toronto Fashion Week and the Toronto International Film Festival for several years.
Carla Naylor
http://www.facesbycarla.com/portfolio.html
She began making a name for her while working for makeup brands such as L’Oreal Paris at the Toronto Fashion Week and for Laura Mercier and Brown Bobbi at the Holt Renfrew flagship store in up-scale Yorkville in Toronto. Carla’s superior makeup talents were soon recognized and she started getting makeup projects from clients from all walks of life.
Carla has specialized training in major makeup and skin care lines such as Laura Mercier, Bobbi Brown, La Mer, Chanel, L'Oreal, Nars, Sisley, Clinique, Smashbox and Makeup Forever, and uses the best-of-breed products based on her clients’ skin tones, health, lifestyles and needs.
Carla and her affiliates have done over 450 weddings for brides of all lifestyles, skin types and cultural groups.
Carla Naylor | Makeup Aritst E:Carla@FacesByCarla.com
T: 416.356.6004
Makeup requests
E:GreatFaces@FacesByCarla.com
T:416.356.6004
Margot Keith (GTA)
http://www.margot.ca/services.html
Her retail experience:
Tarte Cosmetics 2006
Canadian Makeup Artist and representative
fSchool of Makeup Art 2006
Makeup Instructor
Holt Renfrew 2006
Freelance Makeup Artist for Laura Mercier, Armani, Prescriptives, and Bobbi Brown
Lancome January 2006 – July 2006
Freelance Makeup Artist
M.A.C. Cosmetics 2003 -2005
Makeup Artist/ Event Coordinator/ Application, Lesson and Fashion Show Certified Artist
Screenface Professional Makeup 2002-2003
Head Makeup Artist/ Manager/ Buyer/ Trainer/ Head of PR
Chanel Cosmetics 2001-2002
Counter Manager/ Chanel Skin Analyste
Price for her services:
Bridal Parties
$85 per person
$75 per person for groups of 5 or more
$100 bridal trial
Bridal Make Up includes:
45 minute application for each member of the party
One hour for the bridal consultation
I've emailed her already, askn her where can her trials be done.
Freelance Makeup artist Paula, $85 per face,
Trial @ Holts with purchase of $100 in products.
Holt Renfrew @ Yorkdale
416.789.5377 x5002
Nars Cosmetics
Holt Renfrew Yorkdale Shopping Center 3401 Dufferin, Toronto ON (416) 789-5377
Holt Renfrew 50 Bloor Street West, Toronto ON (416) 922-2333
Sephora Toronto-Eaton Centre 220 Yonge Street, Toronto ON (416) 595-7227
Sephora Yorkdale Shopping Centre 3401 Dufferin Street , Toronto ON (416) 785-4400
Tayaba Jafri
tayabajafri@yahoo.com
She's listed in Laura Mercier's website.
International Makeup Artist
Tayaba Jafri has developed her reputation with over a decade of experience in the fashion and cosmetics industry. Tayaba is based out of Toronto, Canada, and currently travels nationally and internationally teaching Laura's philosophy and educating women on makeup style and trend. She joined the Laura Mercier Company in 2003. Tayaba was initially inspired by the glamour of film and the runway. As a student, Tayaba pursued her passion by working at the corporate office of a major cosmetics company. Following high school, her love of the arts and fashion took her to Ryerson University in Toronto where she earned a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Fashion Marketing. As Tayaba grew within the industry, she found a new enthusiasm in education and began training others on the most current makeup application and trends. During this time, she learned to take her artistry skills to a new and higher level. Tayaba has worked in nearly every facet of the industry. Along with being the makeup artist of choice for several independent films, Tayaba has been actively involved in Toronto Fashion Week and the Toronto International Film Festival for several years.
Carla Naylor
http://www.facesbycarla.com/portfolio.html
She began making a name for her while working for makeup brands such as L’Oreal Paris at the Toronto Fashion Week and for Laura Mercier and Brown Bobbi at the Holt Renfrew flagship store in up-scale Yorkville in Toronto. Carla’s superior makeup talents were soon recognized and she started getting makeup projects from clients from all walks of life.
Carla has specialized training in major makeup and skin care lines such as Laura Mercier, Bobbi Brown, La Mer, Chanel, L'Oreal, Nars, Sisley, Clinique, Smashbox and Makeup Forever, and uses the best-of-breed products based on her clients’ skin tones, health, lifestyles and needs.
Carla and her affiliates have done over 450 weddings for brides of all lifestyles, skin types and cultural groups.
Carla Naylor | Makeup Aritst E:Carla@FacesByCarla.com
T: 416.356.6004
Makeup requests
E:GreatFaces@FacesByCarla.com
T:416.356.6004
Margot Keith (GTA)
http://www.margot.ca/services.html
Her retail experience:
Tarte Cosmetics 2006
Canadian Makeup Artist and representative
fSchool of Makeup Art 2006
Makeup Instructor
Holt Renfrew 2006
Freelance Makeup Artist for Laura Mercier, Armani, Prescriptives, and Bobbi Brown
Lancome January 2006 – July 2006
Freelance Makeup Artist
M.A.C. Cosmetics 2003 -2005
Makeup Artist/ Event Coordinator/ Application, Lesson and Fashion Show Certified Artist
Screenface Professional Makeup 2002-2003
Head Makeup Artist/ Manager/ Buyer/ Trainer/ Head of PR
Chanel Cosmetics 2001-2002
Counter Manager/ Chanel Skin Analyste
Price for her services:
Bridal Parties
$85 per person
$75 per person for groups of 5 or more
$100 bridal trial
Bridal Make Up includes:
45 minute application for each member of the party
One hour for the bridal consultation
I've emailed her already, askn her where can her trials be done.
Friday, January 19, 2007
Wedding Cakes
I love how this cake has a veil...
We met Sharon at the Total Wedding Show @ International Centre
I like the taste of her buttercream cakes.
www.sharoncakes.ca
http://www.mycanadianwedding.com/wedding-cakes-gallery.php
http://www.cakeodyssey.com/wedding.htm
http://www.frugalbride.com/weddingcakes.html
We met Sharon at the Total Wedding Show @ International Centre
I like the taste of her buttercream cakes.
www.sharoncakes.ca
http://www.mycanadianwedding.com/wedding-cakes-gallery.php
http://www.cakeodyssey.com/wedding.htm
http://www.frugalbride.com/weddingcakes.html
In search for a perfect makeup primer
Reviews: primers i've tried
1. laura mercier oil-free makeup primer
->
my verdict, it doesnt help my makeup to stay put and its too thin to do anything much
2. Nars oil free makeup primer ->
similar to laura mercier, but not as good...smells & feels somewhat like white glue, thin watery, sticky and takes a long time to dry
3. coverfx primer ->
nice but not meant for comb & acne prone skin, maybe nice for dry / mature skin coz it does have some moisturizing & smoothing properties
4. Smashbox primer (clear)
->
the silicone does help to smooth out indents, creates a smooth canvas for makeup application... but might not be good to use on tzone, since it might create more oil...
5. Benefit dr. feelgood
->
breakouts, clog pores, makeup slides in 3 hrs time...
6. Clinique pore minimizer - instant perfector & tzone control ->
the tzone one does do its job to control oil but it sinks in the pores and its visible; instant perfector -> smooths pores, but not uneven texture
Tested Mac's primer at a makeover, my skin is reli red from allergies & sensitivity, but after applying the primer, it already tones down most of the redness , but i dunno if it can fill my indented scars... the makeup artist used studio fix foundation only, and didnt need to blot oils for more than 4-5 hrs...
I'm wondering if its necessary to use a sillicone base primer on my cheeks while a non-silicone, thinner primer (ie. laura mercier) on other areas of the face, but of course, it'll be necessary to prep t-zone with a mattifyer (non-alcohol).
Other possibilities:
Clarins Instant Smooth Perfecting Touch
This modern, magic makeup base with innovative line-filling technology instantly banishes lines, wrinkles, and enlarged pores with acacia micro pearls to reveal a complexion that's near perfect.
Apply over your daytime moisturizer, concentrating on areas that are finely lined or less than smooth. Can also be mixed with foundation.
MM... this one is meant for wrinkles, i wonder how it'll be with younger skin...
1. laura mercier oil-free makeup primer
-> my verdict, it doesnt help my makeup to stay put and its too thin to do anything much
2. Nars oil free makeup primer ->
similar to laura mercier, but not as good...smells & feels somewhat like white glue, thin watery, sticky and takes a long time to dry
3. coverfx primer ->
nice but not meant for comb & acne prone skin, maybe nice for dry / mature skin coz it does have some moisturizing & smoothing properties
4. Smashbox primer (clear)
->
the silicone does help to smooth out indents, creates a smooth canvas for makeup application... but might not be good to use on tzone, since it might create more oil...
5. Benefit dr. feelgood
->
breakouts, clog pores, makeup slides in 3 hrs time...
6. Clinique pore minimizer - instant perfector & tzone control ->
the tzone one does do its job to control oil but it sinks in the pores and its visible; instant perfector -> smooths pores, but not uneven texture
Tested Mac's primer at a makeover, my skin is reli red from allergies & sensitivity, but after applying the primer, it already tones down most of the redness , but i dunno if it can fill my indented scars... the makeup artist used studio fix foundation only, and didnt need to blot oils for more than 4-5 hrs...
I'm wondering if its necessary to use a sillicone base primer on my cheeks while a non-silicone, thinner primer (ie. laura mercier) on other areas of the face, but of course, it'll be necessary to prep t-zone with a mattifyer (non-alcohol).
Other possibilities:
Clarins Instant Smooth Perfecting Touch
This modern, magic makeup base with innovative line-filling technology instantly banishes lines, wrinkles, and enlarged pores with acacia micro pearls to reveal a complexion that's near perfect.
Apply over your daytime moisturizer, concentrating on areas that are finely lined or less than smooth. Can also be mixed with foundation.
MM... this one is meant for wrinkles, i wonder how it'll be with younger skin...
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