What a year!
2015 was our first full official year in business with events and with Beijos Blog, we were quite the busy bees! We love what we do and wanted to share a few of our favorite moments from this past year…. It was pretty magical and as sad as we are to see 2015 come to an end, we are so excited for what 2016 holds!!
Jacquelyn Kazas
My first favorite moment of 2015 has to be the lovely Megan Welker’s wedding. Not only did I get to plan and execute the wedding of someone I admire, but also someone who I call a dear friend. Seeing her and her adorable husband Adam on their special day along with their family and friends was incredible. I feel lucky to have been a small part of such a magical and beautiful event.
Photo by Brumley and Wells
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My second favorite moment has to be our bright and colorful Cinco de Beijos shoot! I loved playing with all of the vibrant colors, and I really love Mexican food so all of the yumminess from Amiho Experience had me a happy girl indeed! Plus we got to work with some of our favorite vendors on this one… The Little Market, Twinkle & Toast, Nic Roc, Witty Rentals and Bloom Babes!!
Photo by Megan Welker
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My last favorite memory is my son Court’s first birthday! It wasn’t the most elaborate affair but memorable to say the least… I can’t believe how fast that first year went by and he will be two before we know it! Becoming a mother has made me want to work harder, be more creative and to follow my dreams more than ever, just so I can make him proud!
Photo by Megan Welker
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Leah Carriger
I love planning parties and pretty for everyone but it’s ultra special when it’s for your own little ones. This year I had a great time putting together all of these boho frills for my little princess Edie on her 3rd Birthday.
Photo by Megan Welker
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Another favorite of mine this year was planning and designing my daughter Isla’s nursery. I love her space its bright, peaceful and fun.
Photo by Megan Welker
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Last but not least, my other favorite of 2015 was this styled Bachelorette shoot we did with 100 layercake and Friexenet sparkling wine. We were able to get wild with texture and color and everyone involved was amazing to work with!
Photo by Megan Welker
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Abby Guido
WOW! 2015 you were full of adventures and unforgettable memories! Traveling, meeting new people, and spending quality time with my favorite little people.
Our Girls Day Outs were filled with traveling to new places, seeing new sights, and spending time with my other Beijos ladies. I can’t pick a favorite so all will have to do! Looking forward to many more Girls Day Outs and exploring new cities.
Photo by Megan Welker
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Photo by Yasmin SaraiOur overall greatest moment of 2015 has to be The Cream Event. We were so thrilled to be invited to showcase our work and to be featured alongside such talented creatives. Needless to say it was an inspiring and humbling experience, and the party was pretty amazing too ;)
Photos by Brian Tropiano and Michael Radford
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Thanks for following along with us this year! We are excited for what 2016 has in store, and can’t wait to make more pretty and share more adventures with you!!
Happy New Year! Cheers to 2016!!
I have a question about the garland featured for the three year old birthday party. What is it made out of, specifically what plant/plants? Was it made by someone or was is their a DIY how to? Thanks so much in advance.
Hi Janellica,
Our florist got it from her flower mart and it came already in garland form, it’s called Smilax
I have a question about the garland featured for the three year old birthday party. What is it made out of, specifically what plant/plants? Was it made by a floral company or was it hand made/DIY? Thanks so much in advance.
I have a question about the garland featured (the one laying on the table) for the three year old birthday party. What is it made out of, specifically what plant/plants? Was it made by a floral company or was it hand made/DIY? Thanks so much in advance.