One trend that I found to be particularly amusing (and increasingly popular) is the evolution of the choreographed dance that has traditionally been a waltz or couples dance. More and more, newlyweds, and sometimes entire bridal parties, are partaking in choreographed dances to popular music. Below find examples of this wedding reception choreography. One featuring Michael Jackson's Thriller, and the other featuring a newlyweds take on the popular YouTube video "The Evolution of Dance." Would any of you ever do something like this for your wedding?
Thursday, October 22, 2009
A Wedding Reception To Remember.
An ever-growing and fun trend that I have noticed when it comes to weddings, is finding creative ways to spice up the wedding reception. I have heard of people switching to more unqiue modes of transportation from the ceremony to the reception (including things like taking trolley's or hiring tour buses), as well as some who hire artists to draw or paint the reception as it happens so they can leave with the ultimate memory of their wedding night.
One trend that I found to be particularly amusing (and increasingly popular) is the evolution of the choreographed dance that has traditionally been a waltz or couples dance. More and more, newlyweds, and sometimes entire bridal parties, are partaking in choreographed dances to popular music. Below find examples of this wedding reception choreography. One featuring Michael Jackson's Thriller, and the other featuring a newlyweds take on the popular YouTube video "The Evolution of Dance." Would any of you ever do something like this for your wedding?
One trend that I found to be particularly amusing (and increasingly popular) is the evolution of the choreographed dance that has traditionally been a waltz or couples dance. More and more, newlyweds, and sometimes entire bridal parties, are partaking in choreographed dances to popular music. Below find examples of this wedding reception choreography. One featuring Michael Jackson's Thriller, and the other featuring a newlyweds take on the popular YouTube video "The Evolution of Dance." Would any of you ever do something like this for your wedding?
Monday, October 19, 2009
New Studio Photos!
As we previously mentioned Papeterie is proud to announce the opening of its first ever studio. This is a great place for faithful customers or curious inquirers to stop by and browse through samples, interact one-on-one with the designer (me!), and help make their stationery customizing experience a pleasant and memorable one. You can also check out our antique letterpress machine to see how each of these individually scultped letterpress invitations are made. We are very happy with the way the studio came together and think that its presentation is absolutely beautiful! Check the photos below, and make sure to stop by and say hello. We are located at 1975 Potrero Grande, Suite D, Monterey Park, California 91755.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
A Green Wedding
Despite my busy schedule, the hustle and bustle of Papeterie, and my role as mommy, I always try and stay abreast of the latest trends in the wedding industry. One that has significantly grown within the last couple years is the trend of giving “green” wedding favors. One of the cool eco-friendly wedding options that I’ve come across is thanks to The National Arbor Day Foundation which offers mini trees as parting gifts. Recipients can plant the trees right away or grow them indoors for months if the wedding is in winter. If flowers or spices are closer to the wedding theme, Plant A Memory offers a wide variety of options. I think both of these are great ideas as they can do the double duty of acting as both decorations and wedding favors. For more information on how to make your wedding green visit Great Green Wedding.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Paper Dreams.
Last week I shared a beautiful dress made out of only phonebook pages. While surfing the web for other brilliant items, I came across a massive castle made entirely out of paper, formally known as Umi no Ue no Oshiro (A Castle On The Ocean). It was created by a student at an art unviersity in Tokyo, and took four years to complete. It comes with electricl lights and a moving train, all of which were also made of paper. The endless possibilities of paper never cease to amaze me, and I am very happy that I have chosen a profession that enables me to put a smile on someone's face with every item I create. If you would like to see more pictures of the castle you can check them out here.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
New Website, New Studio, Same Amazing Product!
Good news everyone… the brand new Papeterie website is LIVE! We are very excited about the possibilities of the new site and are very happy to share it with you all.
One of the best things about our revamped site is the addition of the preview tool. This feature is fantastic because it allows users to see our various products in full before deciding which item suits them the best. A main goal in creating the new website was to provide easier navigation through our various services and products and we feel that we definitely accomplished that. It is now easier than ever to choose the perfect invite, menu, or other stationary item of your choosing, and we hope that you all find our efforts helpful.
Another item that we are happy to report is that our new store is now running and open to the public. We are located in Monterey Park (the city where I live just about 15 minutes east of Downtown LA) and we are very happy with the way our studio turned out. We would like to invite you all to drop by and pay us a visit. You can view some of our products, and even see how our antique letterpress works. We will have photos up shortly.
There is so much more in store for Papeterie, and this is a great start. Keep checking back for more updates, and for a quick up to the minute way to keep in touch, make sure to follow us on Twitter!
Your support is very much appreciated.
Best,
Kim
One of the best things about our revamped site is the addition of the preview tool. This feature is fantastic because it allows users to see our various products in full before deciding which item suits them the best. A main goal in creating the new website was to provide easier navigation through our various services and products and we feel that we definitely accomplished that. It is now easier than ever to choose the perfect invite, menu, or other stationary item of your choosing, and we hope that you all find our efforts helpful.
Another item that we are happy to report is that our new store is now running and open to the public. We are located in Monterey Park (the city where I live just about 15 minutes east of Downtown LA) and we are very happy with the way our studio turned out. We would like to invite you all to drop by and pay us a visit. You can view some of our products, and even see how our antique letterpress works. We will have photos up shortly.
There is so much more in store for Papeterie, and this is a great start. Keep checking back for more updates, and for a quick up to the minute way to keep in touch, make sure to follow us on Twitter!
Your support is very much appreciated.
Best,
Kim
Friday, September 18, 2009
Beautiful Paper
I have always believed in the sheer power of a beautiful piece of paper. Whether it be to create a lovely thank you card that will make someone’s day, or to use as a backdrop for a masterpiece, paper is something that is used often but never fully appreciated for the important role it plays in every day life. I was browsing the web in awe of some of the beautiful paper products all over the world, when I came across this amazing paper dress made from phonebook pages. You can see more photos of the dress on Flickr.
When I searched this phenomenon a little further I came across Cheap Chic Weddings which is a site that hosts a yearly contest for people to create their own paper wedding gown. A gorgeous paper wedding gown and Papeterie wedding stationery…what could be better?
When I searched this phenomenon a little further I came across Cheap Chic Weddings which is a site that hosts a yearly contest for people to create their own paper wedding gown. A gorgeous paper wedding gown and Papeterie wedding stationery…what could be better?
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Join us for "An Evening at Ember"
We’re going to be sponsoring “An Evening At Ember,” tonight at 6:30 pm at the Ember Cafe & Music Club in Anaheim. You can come join us for a lovely evening of entertainment, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres while getting a sneak peek at some upcoming wedding trends and what Papeterie has in store for your big day. Some of the top wedding industries top professionals will be at the event including Mariposa Boutique, OC Brides, Utterly Engaged, Fusion Linens, Classic Party Rentals, Visser’s Flowers and many more. For more information on the event or to purchase VIP tickets, head over to http://emberindustrymixer.eventbrite.com. Hope to see you there!
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