8.10.2009

What a Summer!

Wow!  What a summer we've had here at Shi Shi Events!  Many new photos will be coming to the site soon, so please stay tuned.  

We're excited for our brides yet to be married this year and are putting the final touches on their wedding day plans.  And, we're just beginning to develop our brides' weddings for our 2010 season.  For those of you also planning for 2010, here are some helpful questions to ask when seeking your caterer: 

1) Do you have experience catering to my type/size of event?  (This is especially important if you are having your wedding reception at an "off-site" venue.) 
2) Is there a fee for the food tasting?  
3) How many may attend the tasting?
4) What is the guest to staff ratio?
5) Do we have to purchase all beer/wine/liquor through you?
6) If a cake is brought in by another baker, is there a cake cutting fee?
7) Do you provide china, flatware, and glassware?
8) What service charges and fees to you apply to my total event order?
9) What happens to the food that is leftover?
10) What is the typical deposit for your services? 

3.27.2009

Shi Shi Wedding Slated to Appear in the Fall/Winter Issue of The Knot Ohio!

We are excited to announce that our October 4, 2008 bride, Emily Heigel Kennedy, will have her wedding featured in the Fall/Winter Real Weddings editorial in The Knot Ohio magazine! We are thrilled The Knot chose Emily's wedding, and are honored to have worked with Emily and Michael to create their spectacular wedding day!  Here's a sneak peek at some of the shots The Knot loved:  






Look for the Fall/Winter issue to hit newsstands this summer.  
Congratulations Emily and Michael!

3.18.2009

Did You Know?

A Wedding Planner typically pays for themselves!  Once you factor in:
1) the discounts you receive from the vendors who work with the planner on a regular basis
2) the time you save by having the planner manage your planning timeline and appointments
3) the invaluable design, etiquette, and planning ideas and advice he/she gives
the cost of hiring a planner is usually $0!