 Today's Vendor Spotlight is on Emily Herzig Floral Studio!! Emily is not only one of my favorite floral designers, but she is also a great friend!! She has always been there for me to call on for advice. I truey appreciate her as a person and an artist. I will always refer my clients to Emily. When Emily is on the job you can be sure you will have the freshest, most beautifully deisgned flowers you could ever imagine. Her creativity and execution is flawless!!!
Here's her story... Emily Herzig Floral Studio is a full service private design studio located in Littleton, New Hampshire. EH Floral provides New England with fresh and artful floral designs for all occasions. See her portfolio for sample works. Emily Herzig Alberini and her husband David Alberini began EH Floral in 2003 designing for what began as a short summer of 7 weddings in Northern New England, to later open a full service retail florist and café on Main Street in Littleton, NH known as EH Floral’s FloraLatte. FloraLatte provided the local community with beautiful, unique and exotic flowers, hand selected by Emily from the Boston Flower Exchange and served only the finest organic Costa Rican coffees, cappuccinos and espresso cocktails. This atmosphere of fresh flower and coffee also included an art gallery and traditional café events such as open-mic nights and hosting some of the best block parties Littleton’s Main Street has experienced. Emily and David celebrated the birth of their first son Parker Louis, in 2007 and redirected the business to encompass a small private studio now specializing entirely in wedding and event design throughout New England. Having been featured in several prestigious wedding magazines for her event design her work is easily recognized and highly sought after. Happy Planning!! Mindy
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Dr Pepper escort card display found on Oh So Beautiful Paper
What's an Escort Card you ask? An escort card tells your guests which table they will be seated at. It "escorts" them to their table. Not to be confused with placecards which are placed at each place setting to let the guest know which seat they are to sit in. Most couples forgo the placecard, only assigning their guests a specific table and letting them choose their own seat!! Don't leave out this very important detail when designing your wedding. It is the one thing you can guarantee all your guests will see. How else would they know where to sit??!! It is often the first thing guests will see before entering your reception. Have fun with your escort card display! Bring your personalities into the design!! Tip: If your having an outdoor wedding, make sure the cards are secured. Nothing like a gust of wind to really mess up your display. Also, when handing these over to your coordinator, make sure they are in alphabetical order by last name!! Here are a few neat ideas! For more visit our Pinterest board! 
Find an old door at an antique store or in Grandmas attic!! You can often find skeleton keys like this at antique stores! Found on Wedding Chicks
Incorporate fruit into your display! Found on Snippet and Ink
A great alternative to individual cards is and seating chart!! This is a cost effective option and displays beautifully!! Found on Magnolia Rouge
Ribbon, a wooden hoop and simple floral detail!! Perfection and super creative!! Found on 100 Layer Cake
Fuse your favors with your escort cards! Found on 100 Layer Cake
Happy planning!! Mindy |
AuthorMindy Rossignol, owner of Private Weddings and Events based in Meredith, New Hampshire is a highly sought after Wedding and Event Planner, Designer and Coordinator. She is a Mother of two boys and a lover of Love! Archives
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