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seattle wedding planner
Fanciful, off-beat, alternative! A Kurant Event is a full-scale event planning company, proud to offer services in wedding coordination, corporate event planning, and private functions. We believe that experience and excellent taste are the foundation to every successful event, and we've built a company that promises to deliver … more »
Fanciful, off-beat, alternative! A Kurant Event is a full-scale event planning company, proud to offer services in wedding coordination, corporate event planning, and private functions. We believe that experience and excellent taste are the foundation to every successful event, and we've built a company that promises to deliver a stress-free, professional, and tastefully outstanding experience for both you and your guests.
We are happy to consider ourselves an alternative to the more conservative and traditional event planner. Thinking outside the box with our clients results in a memorable, one-of-a-kind event for your friends, family, or co-workers. The sky is the limit if you've ever considered an evening where guests sip swanky libations in a prohibition-style speakeasy, complete with flappers and moonshiners, or where a bride and groom share their vows while covered in finger lickin' BBQ sauce at a beachfront mansion.
When it comes to your special event, we don't think that you should have to skimp on style or taste. We vow to you that we will work within any budget to create a flawless and fabulous event. Contact us for your free consultation!
www.akurantevent.com
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I agree that the song should represent you as a couple, but as that song is usually saved for the first dance, I would pick something else that suits the mood you want to create for your wedding. If you are looking for a more reverent and romantic ceremony, pick something that for the two of you conveys that tone. If you more in to a casual, breezy ceremony, choose something that falls in to those lines. I am a huge fan of "non-traditional" songs for processionals because they really personalize the wedding, but they can be slow, sultry, or somber OR upbeat, funky, toe-tappers that everyone knows... whatever you think represents your wedding to each other - and it doesn't have to be a song you've loved together for years - it can just be one you land on that you agree suits your marriage :)
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Walking down the aisle (recessional): Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros "Home"
First Dance: Magnetic Fields "You're My Only Home"
Two of my favorite non-traditional wedding songs to incorporate!
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I truly believe photography is one of the things in your wedding that is worth whatever portion of your budget you can spend on it; however, if photographers are less important to you than music or food and beverage, then by all means, go with the friend. Word of warning: I would strongly suggest that these friends should have "wedding photography" experience and not just photography experience. Their expertise in the area will greatly improve your photos! If photos are something that you see as very important, then I would go ahead and splurge. Keep searching for photographers that might fall within your budget - price point does not necessarily reflect the quality of the photography, and finding a photographer that is closer to your budget but still a legitimate wedding photographer will leave you much happier with your photos than a friend who's passion is photography.
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