Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, February 20, 2014

FREE Andiamo's Bridal Show on 2/23 in Warren, MI with chance to WIN an Andiamo Wedding

This Saturday's Andiamo’s Bridal Show attendees will have a chance to win an Andiamo Wedding...

Join Andiamo on Sunday, February 23 from 12pm until 3pm for their Annual Andiamo Bridal Show!

You'll find “A Collection of Metro Detroit’s Finest Wedding Service Providers” gathered under one roof! And one lucky bride will WIN a Andiamo Wedding package which included the choice of a Buffet, Family Style or White Gloved Individual Plated Dinner Service up to an $8000 value. A name will be drawn at the end of the show.

The 2014 Andiamo Bridal Show will be at the Andiamo Banquet Center located at 7096 E. 14 Mile Rd in Warren (just west of Van Dyke).  For more information, go to http://andiamoitalia.com/bridal/.

Admission includes:
- The Andiamo signature Sweet Table Sensation
- Industry top vendors
- Salons, DJs, Photobooth Companies, Limosines, Chapels, Florists, Linen Companies and more!
- Tour the Andiamo Banquet Center
- Chance to WIN an ANDIAMO WEDDING!

The Andiamo's Bridal Show is FREE to attend if you pre-register online at this link or $5 at the door on Sunday

Andiamo Banquet Center
7096 E. 14 Mile Rd
Warren, MI (just west of Van Dyke)


Enjoy!
 
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Get guests to pay for your honeymoon

By the time we began planning a wedding, we -- like many American couples -- already shared a home and had packed it with the stuff of most wedding registries. So when friends asked where we planned to register for our wedding gifts, we blanked.

As a middle-age pair, we have everything for married life -- everything, that is, except the cash for a fabulous honeymoon. A friend who knows we rarely take exotic vacations suggested we register for one. Given the cost of a honeymoon in 2008 -- $3,805, according to The Wedding Report, a Phoenix, wedding-industry research firm -- the concept makes sense. The firm projects that wedding guests in 2008 will pay an average of $96 a piece for a gift -- a price that, if multiplied, could send us off in style. But are honeymoon registries, well, tasteful?

"A honeymoon is a perfectly appropriate gift to request," says Peter Post, president of the Emily Post Institute, a Burlington, Vt., etiquette think tank. "There's no objection to it from an etiquette point of view."
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Registry sites
Service: HoneyLuna.com; http://www.honeyluna.com/ Guest experience: Guests choose and pay for gifts and no fees are levied on giving. Cost to newlyweds: Honeymooners receive funds total minus 9 percent (free registry) or minus 15 percent (registry plus travel service).
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Service: Traveler's Joy; http://www.travelersjoy.com/ Guest experience: No charge to guests. Cost to newlyweds: Newlyweds receive all funds collected minus a 7.5 percent service fee.
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Service: The Big Day; www.thebigday.com Guest experience: Guests pay a 3 percent transaction fee on their gifts. Cost to newlyweds: 7 percent service fee removed from guests' gifts, but fee reduced if travel booked via Big Day to 3.5 percent ($4,000 or more booked) or 0 percent ($8,000 or more booked).
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Service: Honeymoon Wishes; http://www.honeymoonwishes.com/ Guest experience: None, unless couple opts for guests to pay 7 percent fee in lieu of their having it removed from total gift proceeds. Cost to newlyweds: 7 percent off of total proceeds, unless couple elects to have guests pay the fee atop their gift amount.
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Service: Send Us Off; http://www.sendusoff.com/ Guest experience: No fees. Registry appearance is somewhat dull, mostly a list of items. Cost to newlyweds: 7.5 percent service fee is subtracted from guests' gift totals.