Tag: holiday
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New Year’s History and Traditions
Have you ever wondered why we use some of the images that we use to celebrate New Year’s? Read on to learn the how and why of our New Year’s History and Traditions. If you haven’t thought about it, just scroll to the bottom of the article for some decorating ideas. ANCIENT NEW YEARS CELEBRATION […]
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It’s the Holiday Season…
December is the official kick off for the holiday season. Shopping, decorating, gifting, gathering, holiday dinner parties and so much more. Below is a suggested holiday planner to assist you staying on track and not allow yourself to be crazy busy and not enjoy the holiday season. With strategic planning you can accomplish all your […]
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Labor Day – The end of summer is near!
For those of you that have a wedding or event that will take place in the fall, it is time to get back to planning now that the hot summer months are ending. We have made it through the storm and it is time to get back to work. Keep reading for Labor day Fall wedding […]
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Fabulous 4th of July – Fun, Facts, Celebrations
Watch this short video to learn and know the history of the 4th of July otherwise known as Independence Day! Take some time during the holiday weekend to learn some history of America winning its independence and gaining the 4th of July holiday. Did you know Every 4th of July the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia […]
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Summer, Summer, Summertime!
I hope you are all singing the song “Summertime” by DJ Jazzy Jeff & Will Smith (https://open.spotify.com/track/20XdEFyaUR9C7aDIdq2OAd?si=4b3349ad0058452c) like I am. Another good end of schoolyear song is “School’s Out” by Alice Cooper (https://open.spotify.com/track/5Z8EDau8uNcP1E8JvmfkZe?si=da3e720a461a4f55). Anyways, this article is not a song list. These songs and celebrating Memorial Day indicate the summer break from school for me. […]
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It’s the Holiday Season…
Micro/Mini Weddings Micro or mini weddings are a thing. They are a viable and necessary thing during 2020. They will be around for a while now. I like the idea of a smaller and more intimate celebration with the people you really want to celebrate with. This also allows you to give greater focus to […]
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It’s the End of the School year as we know it
Well, it is mid-May. This is the time for University graduation ceremonies, finals, high school graduation ceremonies and promotions. Things look very different this May. That’s okay. We are strong, creative types and can find a way to create end of School Year celebrations. Virtual graduation ceremonies, special graduation speeches (in case you were sad […]
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Cinco de Mayo
Why do we celebrate Cinco de Mayo? Read on
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March – Spring, Leprechauns & Bagpipes
History of St. Patrick’s Day In Ireland, the Irish have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day as a religious holiday for over a thousand years. The man known as St. Patrick heard voices in the wind calling him to come to Ireland. He had been captured and enslaved in Ireland. He was forced to herd sheep on […]