Couples oftentimes desire to have a blessing, reading or poem read by family or friends at their marriage ceremony; or as a toast at their wedding reception. With Saint Patrick’s Day approaching, I recalled a few that have Irish and Celtic roots, and others that do not. I’ve noticed that some that are similar, but [...]
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The Detroit Institute Of Arts The D. I. A. is stunning, yet welcoming and comfortable. “Rembrandt and the Face of Jesus” Even with extended hours, this exhibit sold out. Photography was not allowed in the show gallery, but as you can imagine, it was truly amazing. “Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn’s finest paintings, prints and [...]
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So where should I start … getting married on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2012, for $100.00 at “Teacup Wedding”? ♥ or getting vintage Valentines and clipart for FREE every day at “The Graphics Fairy”? Both so sweet. Better than a box of chocolates. Loving heartfelt gestures. A beautiful thing. We hope you got the message. [...]
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Teacup Wedding Chapel is the perfect size for a small, intimate wedding party of up to 20. We offer a non-denominational venue where couples may choose to have their wedding ceremony and share spiritual or civil vows, in a traditional or contemporary style. Our Chapel is beautifully prepared for weddings to take place on very [...]
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I’m sharing photos of the absolutely beautiful “Shatila Bakery” desserts, many of which are behind glass, so please excuse the color and glare. “Old World style. All natural, and no preservatives”. “Shatila Bakery, Dearborn, Michigan” makes: cakes, pastries, individual desserts and festive gifts for the holiday, weddings, baby showers, birthdays and every occasion . . [...]
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11.11.11 What a year in numbers! We had 1.1.11, 1.11.11, 11.1.11, and now last (but not least) the most unique – 11.11.11! The next similar date is 12-12-12, Wednesday, December 12, 2012, and then 1-1-1 …. in 3001, 89 years later! Is it a lucky number sequence? For mathematicians, computer geeks and “number people”, 11-11-11 [...]
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“Laugh and the world laughs with you … Get married on Halloween, and the world celebrates with you”. Every year townspeople will adorn their homes with festive lights and decor, there will be parties all across the land, beers will be brewed in honor of the occasion, citizens will freely give candy to everyone who [...]
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“Since 1919, Barton Hills Country Club of Ann Arbor, Mi., has maintained a level of excellence on behalf of all its members and their guests. The private club features a Donald Ross designed course, exceptional dining and banquet facilities, swimming pool, tennis courts, and fitness area.” Barton Hills is a full service, private, member-owned Country [...]
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On October 22, 2009, we told you about the “The Bride’s Project” then ….. on January 22, 2010, we reminded you! Well …. we’re baaaack : ) to tell you that tomorrow, Saturday, September 17, 2011, The Bride’s Project will be opening the doors of their boutique at 208 Liberty St., Ann Arbor, Mi.!! This [...]
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We’re excited to share this 10th anniversary, marriage ceremony vow renewal. It is truly a family celebration! There is no need to wait for a milestone year though. A couple who married one year ago today, August 29, 2010, at Teacup Wedding will be renewing vows here with their guests, on their 1st anniversary [...]
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“On The Go Bride” blog, featured a wedding at Three Cedars Farm in Northville, Mi. that Teacup Wedding Officiant, Karla Groesbeck, performed. The Bride was fortunate enough to have this beautiful, vintage bridal gown that was worn by her Grandmother. In the Bride’s words, from “On The Go Bride” blog, “My wedding gown was [...]
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“Ann Arbor City Club“, formerly “Ann Arbor Women’s City Club”, was established in 1951 by ten women creating a location for “women’s organizations to meet in a comfortable and congenial atmosphere”. In 2008 it became “The Ann Arbor City Club”, with members described as “a warm, friendly group of women and men who lunch and [...]
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It really is a farm! Horses, donkeys and goats live in this barn. Weddings and receptions take place in the big barn and outdoors. The main house is made of, what else but … cobblestone. If you look in the window pane (bottom center), you’ll see something from another era. Does it look familiar? [...]
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Lily Of The Valley, ‘convallaria majalis‘ Photography by Paula Weber, in the garden at Teacup Wedding “Lily of the Valley” have clusters of small white, bell-shaped flowers that hang from a dainty stalk. There may be 10 – 12 blossoms on each stalk. Besides being gorgeous, they have an incredible, sweet fragrance. I love this [...]
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We’re at a mid-point on the Garden Arbor renovation – thankyouverymuch April showers :( I thought I’d share what has been accomplished so far. With any luck, as in – sunshine, the remainder of the project will be finished in two weeks. Some of the unfinished work isn’t as noticeable as others. Caulk and second [...]
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