Recently, Bloomingdale's at Fashion Valley held another one of their fabulous wedding events! Headlining this particular event was Isabelle von Boch of the famed Villeroy & Boch tabletop company. This company is French-German and has been in business for an amazing 260 years.
Isabelle spoke about bone and porcelain chinas and some misconceptions that they are very fragile. Once, she recollected how she was reaching for something in her cabinet and a bowl fell out, hit her tiled kitchen counter (and chipped it), fell to the floor, bounced and was still in tact!
This eighth-generation family member also spoke about differences in Europe where they will have different dish sets for breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea and dessert. Can you even imagine the storage? She offered some great tips for making the most of your set such as buying accent plates in smaller numbers and to change placemats to give your table a different look.
Starting at the top, Wayne Foster Entertainment provided the music for the evening. There's Max, from Wayne Foster Entertainment. Whether you have a solo musician or a 10-piece band, Wayne Foster is sure to deliver some great talent!
Sweets were by Dazzle M Desserts and savory hors d'oeuvres (Wild Mushroom Risotto with Seared Filet pictured above) were by Dining Details. I learned their food is presented so that everything on the plates are edible, including the flowers.
Models glided around the floor in gowns provided by M Bride. The florals were by Kathy Wright & Co.
Dramatic back-clasp necklace shown here was by Pamela Pogue of Juelerie. Pamela is pictured above wearing one of her own creations.
If you are engaged and have not registered yet, check out Bloomingdale's and see what they have to offer. Not only do they have fantastic products, but offer great service along with events such as this and twice-yearly brunches with helpful tips and prizes for the couples!
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