She looks so beautiful in that dress doesn’t she? That’s the ultimate goal of nearly every bride when they pick their dress. To be the center of the universe for their lucky partner. And while white is the traditional color for wedding dresses, we’ve seen many other designs take center stage. But the big question here is, can you wear white to a wedding?
Traditionally, the bride wears a white dress. Beyond the symbolism of purity, an all white dress really catches the eye when amidst a colorful backdrop. When guests are wearing black suits, dresses, and more festive colors, that white dress really stands out. And why shouldn’t it? It’s the bride’s special day!
As a wedding DJ, I’ve got some stories to tell about wedding do’s and don’ts.
But a guest wearing white to a wedding, we say, that’s a big no-no. The couple is the center of the universe on their special day. It’s their celebration. And even though some couples don’t like the spotlight on them, that’s the point of the reception. To celebrate their love for one another. When a guest wears white (male or female) it takes away attention from the couple.
So when you’re perusing the closet or the store for your wedding attire, make sure you’re keeping the spotlight on the newlyweds!
Connecticut Community Foundation at Aria
Connecticut Community Foundation at Aria
This past Wednesday, we were invited to help the Connecticut Community Foundation celebrate and empower women in our community. It was a wonderful event with a powerful message.
The Connecticut Community Foundation is a charitable organization that raises funds to assist the citizens of the greater Waterbury and Litchfield County area. Everything from meals on wheels and funding for handicap access for the disabled and elderly to the womens fund and beyond. But on this occasion, we were rasing awareness and funding for the women’s fund which helps disadvantaged women and youth grow and prosper by putting them in touch with programs such as the YWCA and work programs that eventually lead to careers.
Following some mingling and a delightful dinner service at Aria, the stories of many young women were told and thanks were given to the many women who were influential role models to their individual successes.
Our services for the event included live audio for guest speakers as well as music during dinner service as well as audiovisual services for the short film shown at the event as part of our events production and live audio offerings.
For the past 5 years, it has been a great honor and pleasure to help the Connecticut Community Foundation with their continued mission to help others and be a good neighbor in the community. Congratulations to all of the women who have grown to become such an inspiration to many.
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