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Betsey Johnson Ramblin' Rose in pink. I've wanted it forever! Gonna rock the reception in this. :)

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Testing the camera on the IPod vs. HP.

My Scene Roller Delancey - outfit by me.

Earrings by me.

Extra outfit by Gin-O.

 

Cushions were a prize drawing from ITP. Mattel assorted furniture.

Reception desks are available in a huge range of sizes & finishes for a professional look to your office reception area here at Queens Arts And Trends.

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Sudbury Hall. National Trust.

This is a reception desk in UTS Building 1, lit around its plinth with a row of LEDs.

Welcome to the office

Wedding Photography by www.bexphotographynewquay.com

 

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Location Of Your South Carolina Wedding Reception

 

Deciding on a South Carolina wedding location can be tricky, especially when you take into consideration the many wedding guests who will be attending the reception. Once a bride and groom have decided what type of wedding they are going to have, whether it is a formal evening wedding in the middle of winter or an outdoor summer wedding, the next thing to focus on is the wedding reception location. If you are getting married in your family's backyard, there are lots of hidden costs to consider. Typically, you will need a tent, a dance floor, electrical wiring for all of your local vendors, not to mention also arranging for all of that parking. If a bride and groom choose a loft or other empty space, lots of flowers or decorations will likely be needed to dress it up. It can be much easier and less pricey to marry at a South Carolina hotel or local country club, as these locations are already equipped to accommodate big events.

 

Planning Your South Carolina Wedding Reception

 

Get suggestions from other newlywed couples, check the South Carolina newspapers to get ideas about where local charities and social events are held; these locations are often attractive and can accommodate large affairs. You may even consider hiring a wedding planner to scout locations.

 

South Carolina Wedding Reception Locations

 

Contact the management at each site that fits your wedding requirements. Is the space available for when the bride and groom need it? Is the price within the planned wedding budget? Make an appointment to visit the location and bring along a notebook to jot down details to help remember things such as what is included in the package. Are you able to hire South Carolina vendors for the wedding? What time are you expected to vacate the premises? If a bride and groom are planning an outdoor wedding, make sure to have an indoor backup Plan B.

 

Keep Your Options Open Wedding Reception

 

Look at several South Carolina wedding reception locations. When checking them out, keep in mind that no one site will be completely perfect, so you will need to determine which elements, such as lighting and view, are most important to you. Before finalizing your selection, ask to see the locations set up for an event. When you decide, be sure to get every aspect you have discussed with the site management in writing, including the cancellation and refund policy.

 

Article From www.weddings.sc/content,wedding-receptions/

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This window is such a killer location at GT. They certainly don't make em like they used to!

Having a drink after the reception with Charles

17th Annual Cancer Leadership Awards Reception by jay baker at Washington DC.

Reception in Hepworth building Chelsea Riverside

 

One shot, all natural and no extra lights etc

Rezeption

 

Sony Nex-7, Voigtländer Nex VM Adapter, Leica Summicron 35mm f2.0 I

Reception at Virtue Feed & Grain in Old Town.

Guests mingle during the general reception. Photo by Jason Dixson Photography.

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A recent photo of the reception and lobby of a new office interior.

 

Photo: M.Damen for Verwol

Arch.: EGM

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Developer: Ericis

 

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