Monthly Archives: June 2009

Our last wedding of  June was at the Brigantine Restaurant in Del Mar.  What a great site for a wedding !!!  There was an awesome view of the fair, the only hindrance was the odd train that went by right … Continue reading →

Our first visit to the Japanese Friendship Garden in a while for Antoine & Sharon’s wedding.  I was doing the ceremony also tonight and as we did not have much time for set up. I had my friend Daniel Peterson … Continue reading →

Back to the Darlington house tonight for Robin & Ryan’s wedding.  We seem to have been there a lot this year.  I am not complaining as we love the site!!  I know we are there again in July. We basically … Continue reading →

I was on my own tonight as I travelled to Ponte Winery in Temecula for Marisa and Garner’s wedding.  Of all the wineries Ponte is my favourite, although it always costs me money as I have to buy Julie wine … Continue reading →

back on the Military trail today as Julie and I were at the Island Club for Karen & Jason’s wedding.  We were with several of our favourite vendor’s today, Carrie McCluskey did photography, Shirley did the cake, Nancy Stevens did … Continue reading →

Today did not start off very well.  We were at the Bahia and even though we loved our clients, Guy & Rachel, I was dreading having to work with my least favourite person in the entire wedding industry (and believe … Continue reading →

Today I was at Twin Oaks House and Garden for the wedding of my stalker April, and her husband, Rob   I say that with love as over the past year or so, I have seen April at a few … Continue reading →

Tonight Julie and I were at the Darlington House for Gail & Michiko’s wedding.    I talk about doing all sorts of cultural weddings, well in the past 3 weeks, my brides have been  Chinese, Cambodian and this week Japanese !!! … Continue reading →

A busy May came to an end with our 3rd visit of the month to the Wild Animal Park for Dave & Deb’s wedding.  We had the ceremony at the Heart Of Africa and the reception in the Hunt Pavilion.  … Continue reading →