Showing posts with label Bridal Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridal Media. Show all posts

Friday, September 16, 2011

After 25 years at Brides Editor in chief Millie Martini Bratten has been replaces by Anne Fulenwide


Condé Nast has let go of longtime Brides editor in chief Millie Martini Bratten and replaced her with Marie Claire executive editor Anne Fulenwider. In another move, Michelle Myers is leaving as publisher of Lucky to become the new publisher of Brides, sources said.

These moves are just the start of what is expected to be a series of shake-ups in the coming days at the publisher. WWD has learned that Condé Nast plans to fold the Brides Local magazines, which are published in 16 different regions. Brides Local magazines and brides.com editor in chief Julie Raimondi resigned this week in order to take a job at a start-up, Lover.ly.



It looks like age discrimination to me!

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

Life Gets Married

A great walk down memory lane of famous people and the traditional wedding icons we still use today.

Friday, May 16, 2008

The Wedding Podcast Network Parties with Classic Party Rentals


My good freind Robert Allen from the Wedding Podcast Network came and reviewed the party I helped plan for Classic Party Rentals in NYC.. So many of my friends in the indusrty were involved.
Its a Great Pod Cast ...
http://weddingpodcastnetwork.libsyn.com/index.php?post_category=meet%20the%20masters


Meet the Masters on Location - Flower & Food Design with David Tutera, Ed Libby, Chefs Thomas Preti and Olivier Cheng

Where: New York Showroom Classic Party Rentals where “Every Event is a Big Event”
Friend and colleague Nancy Swiezy invited us to a special industry event and we want you to be part of the excitement and get inspired with information from pros that have a pulse in the party business. Robert Allen, Executive Producer, takes us behind the scenes at the Classic Party Rentals NYC launch party with top chefs, caterers, & floral décor and event designers. With more than 25 years of experience, Classic Party Rentals is the nation’s leading full service event rental company.
Good-bye cookie cutter décor. Michael Miner, VP Marketing Classic Party Rentals, talks about his philosophy in the world of events and what brides have available to make their occasion great. Then Robert spoke with leading entertaining expert David Tutera. David tells us about his Enchanted Garden table – its color, texture, personality. David says a wedding has to tell a story with the elements of your wedding. Listen and learn about eclectic looks and David’s favorite color trend.
Tess Casey of Aisling Studio’s, designed three tables at the event, and talks about the fabrics, color palette and details that feature different themes, unusual elements, and accent ideas. Do you want an element of surprise? Are you trying to be a little green? PLUS Insider Scoop: Tess specializes in camera-ready flowers and works closely with Creative and Art Directors for film and television. She recently worked on the wedding scenes in the Sex and the City movie. She designed the wedding bouquet for Carrie. What flowers did she use? Want to find out the designer of the gown SJP wore? What should a couple know when starting their search for a floral designer? Tess gives her expert advice.
What’s the new white? Ed Libby, award winning event designer, presented two tables. The Bling table has sparkle! He has designed for celebrity clients including Naomi Campbell, Tyra Banks, Robert DeNiro, Usher, and Diddy. Ed’s best advice: Marry a couples’ design fantasy with professional expertise so it’s a fun process.
Food is an element of décor and something to talk about. Chefs created culinary delights enjoyed by invited guests. Since founding Thomas Preti Caterers, Inc. over 20 years ago, Chef Thomas Preti has orchestrated thousands of events. Local, organic food is becoming part of the menu today. Current wedding trends in food are discussed with Kelven Book of Canard Inc. Recognizable foods with a twist are starting to be prepared to make it more special, surprising and appetizing. Signature cocktails are here to stay. Interactive food at weddings and social events is a winner. Olivier Cheng created a tasting plate of savory and sweet fois gras, a naked salmon station, and a liquid nitrogen station – cool idea! Are people harder to impress today? Does Olivier welcome the creative challenge? Are you thinking of a cocktail reception only? Olivier tells us that food can evolve at a party.
We end the podcast with Roberta Karsch of Resource One Inc., a custom designed table linen rental company. Learn about unusual objects that were used to bring the element of the unexpected to the party.

Saturday, January 19, 2008

Rhode Island Bride


Rhode Island Bride published my article called
Trend Watch! What's IN and OUT for the 2008 RI Brides.
Do pick up a copy It's on Page 17.

Thanks,
Sarha

Newport Weddings

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Luxurious Wedding

Is Simply Luxurious

I have known Adrienne Meredith the Publisher of Luxurious Wedding for over a year now. She has been my advocate, web mentor and friend.

Her vision to create a luxury wedding media site and blog, has separated her self from most on line wedding media company’s.

I personal have found great vendors and products at her site and am proud to be part of her editorial a listing.

Do Visit
http://www.luxuriouswedding.com
http://www.luxuriousweddingstylereport.blogspot.com

Thanks Adrienne

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Wedding Styles Magazine establishes A Newport Affaire as a Platinum Wedding Resource



Grace Ormond presents A Newport Affaire as the leading event planning company for Newport RI. Wedding Style, http://www.weddingstylemagazine.com launched in 1998 is know as the Vogue for the wedding industry.

“We are very proud to be part of this couture wedding media company. It is quite an accomplishment says Nancy Swiezy.”

I look forward to seeing my brides editorially in Real Weddings.
As well as supporting Grace and her media efforts, showcasing the “best of the best” of the US wedding market sector.