Catherine & Andrew

This was the year of the Kugajevky's! I think its only fitting that I started off the year with Katie and Adrian and wrap up the year with his brother Andrew and Catherine. (To make it even more "its such a small world", I found out my fiancé's father taught them both back in the day at St Stephens & Agnes School...still no word on what the grade situation was!) I have been looking forward to this wedding ever since I met the couple at Katie and Adrian's wedding. The day started off with fanfare and portraits (although you would never guess from the pictures it was pretty chilly .. well freezing really), a spectacular grand and heartfelt ceremony at the National Cathedral wrapping up with the kids stealing the show on the dance floor. It was a perfect way to end the year.
But no worries - next year there are already many weddings to look forward to, some adventurous trips planned, a BIG move and many new exciting changes. So keep checking my blog for a fun way to procrastinate at work (I wont tell - promise) or be inspired by over the weekend!

Happy Holidays!

To all my blog readers - may your Holidays be filled with cheer, family, and relaxation and not last minute shopping sprees!
A big thank you to all of my wonderful clients of 2007 who made this such a fantastic year. I met and worked with so many great people - I am incredibly lucky to have such a fun job. Feel free to stay in touch and check up on my blog in 2008 for many new adventures!!

Rigina & Matt

What better way to get over a cold dreary November than by getting married with the sand between your toes. I cant really think of any. Matt and Rigina spent the week with their family and closest friends on the Caribbean Island Turks & Caicos. They invited me into the clan as one of their own and we had a great couple of days under the sun. Matt and Rigina were so caring and made sure everyone felt right at home.
Tropical bliss. Congratulations Rigina & Matt!

Stefanie & Lewis

First a major shout-out to Stefanie, since she is a closeted blog-stalker - yay! Sorry you have been outed. Driving up to Raspberry Plain I spied a gorgeous wheat field I was just dying to take the couple to. This meant jumping in a car (Lewis did an excellent driving job), high-tailing it to the field, a quick jaunt up, snap snap, and a quick jaunt back down to still be able to squeeze in a couple of hugs during the cocktail hour. When I mentioned it to Stefanie - she just smiled at me and said - I read your blog, whatever you want to do, do it! I love her!! It was a perfect crisp fall day despite the horrendous downpour the night before. Everything came together for a fantastic time ending with a giant inflatable Homer to have a little pre-Halloween fun. (I saw a vampire during the reception at one point - I have a picture to prove it!) Congratulations Stefanie and Lewis.
Ok ok - now some of my favs of the day....