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Red, White, and Blue Desserts to Make This 4th of July from Domino
Whether you're headed to a casual get together or to a full-blown themed BBQ, Domino has you covered with 17 fun red, white, and blue confections! These colors of our flag take center stage and get patriotic from pie to popsicles! Enjoy your holiday!
Press: Sophisticated Napa Wedding Style Meets Pops of Color
Photo by The de Jaureguis Amy Nichols Special Events had the honor of planning this gorgeous wedding at Carneros Resort and Spa, and Hey Wedding Lady has chosen to highlight it in this recent article. "This sophisticated Napa wedding combines the laid-back elegance of a wine country event with fabulous pops of color! Bold pink flowers, metallic copper details, and deep navy accents brought unexpected richness to the airy feel of Steve and Kim Chi’s multicultural wedding day at Carneros Resort and Spa." Read the full artile here.
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Press: This Group of Independent Wedding Planners Set a New Standard for Small Gatherings
Amy joins several planners and Fortune to break down how they are sweeping the events industry with “microweddings”.
Meet the Small Wedding Society, a collaborative showcasing brands and promoting the “microweddings” movement here.
Press: 9 Welcome Bag Ideas For Your Wedding Guests
Photo by Kristina Adams
As featured in Wedding Sparrow, Amy highlights some of her unforgettable welcome bags.
Amy shares her ideas for a delicious local snack bag from Healdsburg as well as a current-day must-have that includes the necessary mask to get you through the event safely and in style.
View the entire feature here.
Press: Romantic Timeless Wedding at Napa
Photo by Braedon Flynn
As featured in Magnolia Rouge, one of Amy’s timeless weddings deserves the spotlight.
It doesn’t get much more romantic than this celebration of Danielle & Korbin’s at Meadowood in Napa Valley – a venue that very sadly was badly affected by the fires in 2020.
Amy shares, “One of the things we loved about their story is the fact that they’d known each other since they were babies – their parents were long-time friends.”
View the entire feature here.
Press: Micro Wedding Marathon: How Couples Can Say “I Do” With Stunning, Cost-Saving Celebrations
Photo Credit: Kristina Adams
A micro wedding marathon includes all the traditional elements of a wedding—from the ceremony to the cake cutting—but is broken into abbreviated time slots so couples are able to share a venue, planning team, and wedding day.
Amy is one of the founding memebers of Small Wedding Society and she gives Brides.com her expert advise on how to make a Micro Wedding Marathon perfect for your wedding day celebration! Read all of the tips here.
Press: Everything You Need to Know About Planning the Menu for Your Micro Wedding
Photo Credit: Julie Mikos
A micro wedding is designed to be an intimate affair, and typically that means there are no more than 50 guests on the list. But just because you’re going the micro route, it definitely doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice the details. It might just be the opposite.
Amy speaks to her experience on how to make a micro wedding still everything you’ve dreamt of: “If you want to do a raw bar or a charcuterie board, offer them in individual servings to prevent people from serving themselves from a large platter.”
Read the whole article on Brides here.
