There is nothing more exciting than the grand entrance of the bride when she takes her first step down the aisle. The energy of the whole room is shifted, first at the bride to see how glowingly beautiful she looks on the most cherished day of her life to date, then to the groom to get a glimpse at his reaction, then back at the bride for the rest of her trek down the aisle. It's a moment of awe for all guests, and can completely set the tone of the wedding. So, naturally, everyone tends to prepare for this magical moment with careful song selection, ample photographers positioned in strategic locations, and perfect timing of all elements to ensure a flawless departure for the bride as she walks down the aisle in her last moments before becoming a Mrs.
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...But what about the departure of the bride and groom after the day concludes? Now, this is something that tends to be an afterthought.... but WHY? A grand exit is just as memorable, if not more, than the grand entrance. This is the last memory that your guests will have of your wedding day and, if executed properly, it can make for some incredible photos that you will adore forever!
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Sure, you're thinking... all I need to do is buy a couple hundred sparklers, bird seed, bubbles, or rose petals and the guests will know what to do from there... how hard can it really be to coordinate an exit?!
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{This where things start to unravel.}
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You would think that your guests will know what to do when they are handed these objects, but if they do not receive direction, timing, and a proper position, the end result will be a very sub par use of your props for an incredibly anticlimactic ending to your magical night. Coordinating 100+ people to do a specific action at a specific time can end up in chaos if it is not handled with the right amount of authority and organization (especially when the guests have enjoyed the open bar all evening, and they want nothing more than to play with the sparklers or bubbles as soon as possible)!
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If this grand exit is a miss, then you will also be missing out on one of the most beautifully candid moments of your entire wedding day.
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Your exit is a one-shot kind of moment...
So let us coordinate your grand exit so you can have the pictures that you'll cherish for a lifetime.
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Take a look at some of the beautiful photos that have been captured as a result of a perfectly executed exit for our beloved bride and grooms...
{Enjoy!}
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Shades of gray, silver, ivory, smoky purples, and charcoal are all-the-rage for Weddings in 2011! Taking a traditional concept, such as a man's tuxedo, and adding a splash of Platinum to the color palette makes it unique, chic, and unforgettable. Just take a look at how fashion-forward this classic Calvin Klein tuxedo looks when shown in Platinum gray...
Shenanigans Owner, Kristen (left), 
Metallic designs and details were incorporated
1. Crystal detail on a wedding gown can take any gown from bland to glam in no time! Many bridal boutiques and salons carry crystal embellished sashes that can tie around the waist of your gown to give it that extra something {special}.
