Commit to Remember
Around the nation, February is celebrated as Black History Month. Each year, in our schools and communities, we are reminded of the great sacrifices that our ancestors made so that we would be… Continue reading
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PUBLISHED :: WedLuxe Magazine Couture Chronicles Blog
“Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.” Psalm 37:4. We are overwhelmed with excitement and great joy to have been featured on WedLuxe Magazine’s Blog with the amazing… Continue reading
WIPA – Not Just Another Networking Event
We’ve been in the Atlanta Wedding Industry for over ten years and it is always a pleasure to mix and mingle with other industry professionals. On January 10, 2013 we had the opportunity… Continue reading
History Reformed
Today, we celebrate the life and achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We are proud to honor his memory, and everyday, we strive to make his accomplishment come to life in our… Continue reading
2012 :: Year in Review {Part I of IV}
2012 was such a magnanimous year that we weren’t even able to complete our year in review at the end of the year. It was such a huge year that we’ll have to present this in a four part series!… Continue reading
Published :: Modern Luxury The Atlantan Brides Magazine
Happy Friday! We’re excited to have finally put our hands on this gorgeous issue of The Atlantan Brides 5th Anniversary Issue. Our stationery and graphic design was featured in this fabulous shoot at… Continue reading
Commit to Celebrate
We officially reopened our office for the new year yesterday on January 8. As with previous years, as soon as the clock turned 9:00 a.m., phone calls and emails began. We actually love… Continue reading
2012: Our Classroom
After coming off such an adventurous year in 2011 and celebrating our 10th Anniversary, we began 2012 with great expectation of serving more clients in and outside of Atlanta. While we were blessed… Continue reading
Green with Envy
Sometimes we allow fear of consequences to keep us from speaking truths regarding situations we deal with daily. Everyone tip toes around certain subjects and it appears “taboo” for one to call others,… Continue reading