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- Michelle C. Scanzano, Creator
- Welcome to All Things Beautiful! I hope this blog inspires your most memorable events and life. Since 2002 I have obsessed over all the details and planning for weddings, parties, grand openings, showers and more. My love of anything to do with paper and flowers, coupled with a degree in marketing, lends great support in creating the weddings and events that suit each clients unique personality and needs. After I realized I wasn't going to be a large animal vet {due to a true and lasting love of horses} I knew to pursue my other passion...all things beautiful, as they pertain to weddings and events. Being a wife and mother, multi-tasking is second nature and much needed in executing the endless details of wedding and events. As a kid I clearly remember cutting images out of magazines of things I thought were beautiful...interesting furniture, incredible architecture, floral arrangements of all sorts, custom stationary, art, home decor and the list goes on and on. No wonder why I love designing and coordinating weddings! Thank you again for your time. I hope my team and I can help you with your next event.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Wedding Tradition Gone "Green"
Showering the bride and groom with confetti as they exit the ceremony is a twist on a time-honored tradition, but it can create a mess. With biodegradable paper, the problem literally disappears: The confetti disintegrates once it gets wet. These tiny pieces come in all sorts of colors and shapes, including stars, bells, and hearts. Sew them inside glassine packets, and guests can tuck them away, then tear them open later.
Read more at Marthastewartweddings.com: Vanishing Confetti
Read more at Marthastewartweddings.com: Vanishing Confetti
