Kiss and Tell Weddings

"My heart stops when you look at me." Ashton and Kenyetta were married on September 29, 2018 amongst family and friends. My favorite part of the ceremony was when Ashton and Kenyetta said their vows to their children, sweetly professing their unconditional love to them. The love was definitely felt throughout the church. The Bride chose rose and gold for her reception colors and they turned out beautifully.    Dream Team:  Photography: JHoward Photos| Event Planning: Kiss and Tell Weddings |  Venue: Ardmore Convention Center | Location: Ardmore, Oklahoma | Food: Family of Bride  | DJ: Marchello "DJ Lo" Anderson |Hair: Hair by J |  Makeup: Taylor| Bartender: Wendy Douglas | Invitations: Texoma Creations| 

Corie turned 5 and wanted an outdoor celebration filled with cake, food and PJ Masks and that is exactly what he got!   The fruit kabobs were a big hit with the guests! You can't have a summer party without ice cream!  PJ Masks Punch Dream Team:   Event Planning:   Kiss and Tell Weddings   |Food: Walmart |   Venue: Maple Park |Date: June 2018

Congratulations to the class of 2018! I had the honor of setting up a graduation dinner for my god-daughter, Madisen, who also happens to be one of the valedictorians of her class.   Graduation day brings a roller coaster of emotions for the graduates and their families. It’s a time of celebration, achievement, anxiety, and fear of the unknown.    U-shaped design with the guest of honor seated up front Love the cake! Softball is Life!   “What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the human soul.” —Joseph Addison Mini Taco Bar Our All-Star   “Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education.” -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Personalized Candy Wrappers Personalize Water Bottle Lables  *Madisen*   “The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.”   —B.B. King Madi and I Dream Team:   Event Plan...

10 Best Ways to Cut Costs {according to Mindy Weiss..with my 2 cents added} 1. Trim the guest list: the fewer guests--the fewer tables--the fewer centerpieces, the fewer expenses 2. Choose a gorgeous setting: this cuts down on the cost of decorations 3. Use a reception site that is already equipped with tables, chairs, flatware, and staff: save on delivery fees 4. Start the wedding earlier in the day: an early wedding means less food...unless you and your future spouse are foodies! 5. Limit the alcoholic offerings to wine, beer, and a signature cocktail ...or skip the alcohol altogether! 6. Move the wedding from Saturday to Sunday: or possibly to a weekday. Venues are less expensive during the week. 7. Eliminate the champagne toast: guests can raise their punch, water, or tea in your honor 8. Hire a DJ instead of a band.  9. Opt for standard sized invitations: irregular shaped invitations cost more to ship. 10. Skip favors: unless they ...

OMG!!  YOU'RE GETTING MARRIED!!!!! Congratulations on your engagement!! Now regain your composure and call your parents. Tell them the good news first. Then send a mass text to all of your family and friends!! The 'proper' way would be to hold an engagement party and formally announce your engagement, but let's face it...technology has changed all of the rules! So here's an idea....tell your friends and THEN have an engagement party and 'formally' announce your engagement!! I highly recommend hiring a wedding planner (hint...hint) to help you with the logistics (date, location, theme, budget, style, etc.) of your wedding. As your Bridal consultant I will guide you through every minor and major detail of your wedding day. Once you, your fiancé, and I have discussed the logistics of your wedding, both of you can sit back and relax knowing that your wedding day will be in the hands of a professional.  On the day of your weddin...

Life isn't always rodeos, cowboys, and horses.... But it should be

2017 was a blessed year for Kiss and Tell Weddings! I worked with some wonderful clients, professional vendors, and supportive family members. I was entrusted with the wedding planning, coordination, and execution of the newly married: Dr. and Mrs. Raines, Mr. and Mrs. Burkhalter, and Mr. and Mrs. Slevin. I also planned the Smith's baby shower and Mrs. Johnson's retirement party. I planned and presented at a discipline conference for educators. I worked with some amazing clients, awesome vendors, and fabulous family members. I am so grateful and blessed!! Thank you SheQueita, Aureal, Glenn, Mike, Jessica, Debra, Karesha, and Ronnie for making This an extraordinary year!