Showing posts with label the breakers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the breakers. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Ceci New York and The Breakers announce private label paper goods

Representing the finest in wedding luxury, Ceci New York and The Breakers, Palm Beach have partnered for this exclusive collection of invitation ensembles (we adore "Coral Cove" and "Royal Palazzo"!) inspired by the world-renowned resort. Award-winning designer Ceci Johnson infuses her artistic talent, eye for detail, and industry expertise into thirteen premier designs that capture the resort in exquisite style - from its magnificent architecture and lavish landscapes to its classic elegance, sensational heritage, and iconic Palm Beach glamour. Each invitation suite boasts the skilled artistry, hand-selected materials, and superior craftsmanship that Ceci New York is celebrated for. The collection also offers the luxury of customization, allowing brides to reflect their personal style and event ambiance.

Discover the Ceci New York for The Breakers exclusive collection here.

Monday, July 12, 2010

Trend: The Sparty Baby Shower


Looking for a fun baby shower theme? Host a sparty for the mommy to be and her best girlfriends at one of these luxury spas!

There's nothing more indulgent and rejuvenating than a day at the spa with your best girlfriends. For her baby shower, why not kidnap the guest of honor and whisk her away for a day of pampering with her nearest and dearest? Monogrammed waffle robes and slippers make memorable — and comfortable! — favors for guests to wear while sipping champagne and nibbling spa fare in between facials, manicures/pedicures and other luxuries.

Prenatal or pregnancy massages are usually recommended after the first trimester. Better believe that these custom treatments can bring more serenity than any pint of Ben & Jerry’s! Be sure to book one of these soothing prenatal treatments for the mommy to be:

Four Seasons Palm Beach

Mother-to-be

Designed to soothe the expectant mother, this massage relieves some of the physical stresses that are experienced during pregnancy. Our specially trained therapists deliver rest and relaxation with every stroke. Performed only after the first trimester.

50 minutes

The Breakers Palm Beach

Prenatal Massage

For the mother-to-be after the first trimester. Designed to assist with relieving pregnancy-related discomforts.

50 minutes

Prenatal Bliss Package

Especially designed for the mother-to-be after her first trimester. Enjoy a Prenatal Massage, Classic Facial, Solar Pedicure, Classic Manicure, and spa lunch.

3 1/2 hours of services

Anushka Spa

Pre-Natal Massage

This deeply soothing massage is specifically designed for the special needs of expectant mothers. Relaxation ensues while improving circulation, reducing swelling in the feet and hands and releasing tension in the lower back, neck and shoulders. This therapy is not recommended in the first trimester. 1 hour of service.

For pre and post massage party pampering and planning, It! Wedding and Events can make the day even more relaxing. Check out It! Weddings and Events at www.itweddingsandevents.com or call 561.801.0767.

xo

Danette

Monday, January 25, 2010

Martha Stewart Weddings Editorial Director Darcy Miller dishes on wedding survival


Celebrating its 15th anniversary this month — now that's an office party we wouldn't miss! — Martha Stewart Weddings is one of the most celebrated magazines among wedding and event aficionados. On Jan. 17, Editorial Director Darcy Miller was on hand at The Palm Beach Wedding Party, hosted by New York's Wedding Library and The Breakers hotel.

Here, Darcy's tips for a sublime soiree:

"Try to personalize it as much as you can. A lot of venues come with an ice sculpture, but instead of a swan, get it in the shape of a wedding cake."

Focus on details that are personal for you.

"The greatest compliment is when guests leave your wedding and say that it felt like you, not your planner or your mother." Set up a folding screen with childhood photos, or have your photos printed on confetti for your guests to toss. Write personalized notes on paper chargers.

"It is important that all the vendors are nice," Miller says, "but there are some where chemistry is more important, such as with your planner or photographer. If they're kind of annoying and you're a little bit stressed, it's not a good combination."

Photographer Donna Newman echoed Miller's sentiment, touting quality over quantity. "I would rather have a photographer stay for fewer hours and capture beautiful moments."

Another tip: Never ask a photographer to emulate the style of another photographer, Newman says. It won't work out in the end.

"At the end of the day, it's a party. It's who you're spending your life with that matters," says Miller. "The most important thing is to find the right person to marry."