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>Here are some more pictures from the Memory Lane Open House, courtesy of Rojo Pictures: http://www.RojoPictures.com

>By: Diane LyerlyGuest Blog #3 In the event industry, as in society in general, hot trends pop up seemingly overnight and take the industry by storm. The reasons for hot trends are myriad: political, environmental, current events or any one of many other reasons. These trends become all the rage. Everyone wants to incorporate them…

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> Photos by: Andrew Sterling, Sterling Images: http://www.sterlingimagesonline.com/ Venue: Rough Hollow Yacht Club: http://www.RoughHollowLakeway.com

>By: Diane Lyerly, Guest Blog #2 In the ever expanding party & event industry, the need for rentals continues to grow. There is virtually no event that is not dependent on rentals to fulfill need, style & mood. The event rental consultant is usually the client’s first contact when deciding on the look of the…

>Re-posted from http://www.ParaTiNovia.com Top Wedding Do’s:Do create a complete and accurate guest list before you start looking for a venue. You don’t want to book a venue, realize it’s to small for your count and have to cut down on your guest list. Do set a realistic wedding budget beforehand. Weddings are expensive—if you have…

>A Guest Blog by Diane Lyerly Trends in weddings appear to be in sync with the new, leaner economy and the renewed idea of downsizing prevalent with the American public. Couples want to create an event with style, without appearing to be ostentatious. Also, known as “approachable design,” this trend approaches the wedding with want…

>In case you need a guide, here are some general dancefloor sizes based on the apporximate number of guests dancing at any given point: 12′ x 12′ : 32 people or 144 square feet12′ x 20′ : 52 people or 240 square feet16′ x 16′ : 56 people or 256 square feet18′ x 18′ :…

>Here are some pictures from the B’nai Mitzvah show last Sunday! Enjoy!

> After reading an article in “Real Simple Weddings,” I was inspired to spotlight some of the best tips and information I read, along with some of my own advice (as an industry professional.) 1) Figure out who is paying, and for what.While it used to be that traditionally, the parents of the bride would…