
Assisting Brides with their Weddings is definitely a privilege for me. As a makeup artist and hair stylist, my goal is to create a look that allows a bride to be an A plus version of herself. And planning their Destination Wedding and honeymoon to exotic locations, with white sandy beaches and tropical breezes is so exciting and rewarding.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Saturday, February 27, 2010
Looking for that perfect beach wedding gown?
Looking for that perfect dress for the beach Wedding? Maybe these tips will help.
Lightweight You’ll be wearing this gown for many hours on what will likely be an active day full of dancing and photo-shoot adventures, so you don’t want heavy fabrics or styles.
Packable Since your gown will be traveling many miles with you, you want a fabric that won’t wrinkle easily and a dress that will fit into a reasonably sized garment bag.
Sleek While some destination brides still want the fairy-tale ballgown, most of you are looking for something more slim-fitting with fewer layers, especially if you’re marrying somewhere warm and tropical.
Versatile Maybe you’ll want to wear this gown again, or it needs to work for both a solemn ceremony and a raucous reception. You want a gown that will translate from setting to setting.
Effortless Once you’re onsite, you don’t want to think about steaming, hoisting, adjusting and generally fretting about your dress. You’re looking for something easy and comfortable.
Simple You’ve most likely picked your locale because of its natural beauty, and you want your dress be naturally beautiful too.
P.S. In my research, I’ve come across something super-cool — several designers who have an entire line dedicated to destination-wedding dresses. Check them out: Alfred Angelo Destiny Collection, Winnie Couture Destination Bridal, Sandals Destination Wedding Dresses, Destinations by Mon Cheri and Maggie Sottero Destinations Collection

Monday, February 8, 2010
Olympians- Welcome to Vancouver!
I was in the down town core on Sunday, February 7th, and I admit, got got up in the fan fare.
I could truly feel the electricity, and loved to see all the kids skating on the rink on Robson, and hearing all the different dialects of the people around me.
The day was so beautiful, I wonder if all our visitors love the mountains, English Bay, Granville Island like I do. I intend to go back downtown over the next 2 weeks to take in some of the festivites.
To all our visitors, welcome!
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Wedding Fair Vancouver January 9th and 10th 2010

Monday, December 28, 2009
Makeup and Hair in the Caribbean
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Consider the Cook Islands for your Honeymoon
They lie in the centre of the Polynesian Triangle, flanked to the west by the Kingdom of Tonga and the Samoas and to the east by Tahiti and the islands of French Polynesia. It's very laid back here - no buildings taller than a palm tree and no chain hotels or restaurants. You can dive in the clearest water, swim in underground caves, be captivated by the local culture and people and return home truly relaxed. I have met many of the resort owners, and they promise an unforgettable escape. Call me for resorts and prices.
Brock House Annual Wedding Show





