Jane and Tyler April 10, 2010

L&N station photos

2009-04-19T17:28:00.000-07:00

L&N - on patio looking right (away from street)

Front entrance , small patio to right

patio area off the front entrance

main room (looking from back to front)

main room, looking from entrance to back

from main room, open flow to bar on the left (if facing back of grand room), entering into a parlor area (and where kitchen is located as well as french doors to outside)

looking to the right (if facing back of grand room from entrance) another open flow area (bar and lounge)

side parlor area, could be setup as cocktail hour or dining

L&N station AND museum of natural history...

2009-03-18T09:53:00.000-07:00

Okay, Guys...I wanted to post this snippet of info to help "view" the locations I think are most suitable for reception and close in proximity. There are a few pros and cons to each, we'll discuss...

L & N station

http://jessicamesser.zenfolio.com/p159741159/slideshow

here's the slideshow from Jessica Messer Photography of a wedding at L&N stations...go to around 270 and forward to view reception photos

Museum of Natural History - top views, I can get more of these. I think this would be beautiful!

getting started

2009-02-24T07:17:00.001-08:00

This is just a start, its a good process to get a color palette started. I really love the direction of Italian Chic we briefly discussed. Dusty Pinks with lighter pink contrast and taupes. You'll see a couple of table linen color swatches, one is light pink pintuck and the other is a swiss coffee lamour. There are a couple of directions we can take this, but before I suggest I want to hear you "talk it out" a little more so I can pick up on your on personality and style. I like to make sure that YOU come out in the design. It's kind of like hair and makeup....it should be you only "better" not some glamzilla style that doesn't reflect who you are! So see below and comment as necessary. This is a good time to simply say like, dislike or maybe to help guide me to more solid choices for you! Notice colors, textures and lighting and how they create a mood.