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1) We are Flexible - We always work to be the most flexible person in the room. Our agenda should not ever go against the big picture
2) We have Zero Ego - There is never a need to think that everything is about us
3) We Never take anything personally - "Personal importance or taking things personally is the maximum expression of selfishness because we make the assumption that everything is about "me." - Don Miguel Ruiz.
4) Partnerships - The ability to partner with a client, venue or vendor is the critical element to overall success.
5) We Never lose sight of the big picture – Which is our client (you)!
6) We do what I say we will. – Each and every time.
7) Control the focus - In our events this is an awesome way to change the flow of the room.
8) This is fun! – DUH! Always! If we have fun your guests have fun!
9) People matter! - It can never be about the money.
10) Our self confidence is created from self control - In other words, we know that we are fully in control of ourselves. We choose how we feel about any given situation, and this gives us the confidence we need!
These should be items you ask any entertainer before you hire them.
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The flowers have to be just right, the décor must fit their personality and most importantly everyone has to have a good time. Unfortunately, 6 months after the reception is over nobody is going to remember what colors the flowers were or what kind of Champaign they had, but they are going to remember if they had fun! If you have been to a wedding or party where the entertainment was awesome, find out who the DJ was and book them. It is true that the music and food makes for a good P A R T Y ! We have all heard the nightmare stories about the DJ being late or not showing up, never speaking to the audience, playing inappropriate music or having equipment failure, ending the party prematurely. Obviously, you want to avoid these problems.
Remember, you want to choose the entertainment that offers the specific package that matches what you desire; be careful not to become a victim of a "swap meet" price war in which you become the casualty by not getting what you wanted.
Most professional companies rely on referral business and maintain a certain pricing standard. Many times it is worth those extra hundred bucks or so to insure you have a successful event. TulsaWeddingDJ.Com- Feature Vendor/DJ: TulsaWeddingDJ.Com is a local Tulsa based company who prides itself on serving its clients with the best service and equipment. We talked with Zach Downing and Paul Reedy who are the owners of the company. The main point that they stressed is that you need to find a company you are comfortable with. "There are some companies who have 15 or more DJ's who work part-time, for some clients they do not mind this." we asked them to elaborate on that. They said that with www.TulsaWeddingDJ.Com there are only Two DJ's who concentrate on one wedding a night each. They feel this can improve the quality of the event and also offer a more personal service as you know who you will be dealing with at your wedding. They also stressed that the "overall comfort level should be established on that first phone call or meeting". Another good point is how well do they service your event after it is booked?
It is important to create a rapport with the DJ over the phone. Pay attention to their manner of speaking and attitude, their personality tends to spill over into their DJ style. How are they at returning phone calls? Were they prompt in sending the information you requested? What does their promotional materials look like? If you have that "feeling" in your gut someone is wrong for you, trust your instincts and move on. If you like them ... go on, book 'em. Learn more about their company: www.TulsaWeddingDJ.Com
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Look for a new article about buying your first home. We interview industry professionals, homebuilders and more.
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Looking for the hottest trends in 2008, our staff will be attending MAGIC 2008 in Las Vegas to bring you the hottest trends in fashion for those last nights out on the town. Stay tuned for the update in March.
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Father Of The Bride
By Brian McGrory, | June 23, 2006
Everyone has a dream. Some people dream of climbing mountains, others of writing classic novels, still others of making millions on Wall Street.
Erin Burns had a dream, as well, one that was simpler but not for a second any less profound: She dreamed of her father giving her away on her wedding day, and what she did to fulfill it was something to behold.
Her father is Tom Burns, longtime state Highway Department worker, famously quick wit, a guy's guy who was devoted to his wife and three wonderful kids. ``His friends were all friends for life," said Maureen Burns, sitting yesterday in the living room of the couple's modest Colonial in Burlington.
Tom was diagnosed right after Thanksgiving last year with advanced lung cancer. Every day of every other week, he'd leave his state job, drive himself to Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge for debilitating chemotherapy, then head back to work for the afternoon. If he was miserable, he didn't show it.
``He was trying to save up his vacation time, so he and my mom could go to Florida," Erin was saying yesterday. ``He never stopped living. That's the thing about my dad."
In late April, Erin, 27, a reading teacher in Cambridge, became engaged to a Watertown firefighter named Tim Fitzgerald. Her father's health was improving, so Erin planned an autumn wedding, giving her time to tend to the 2 million details that go into the day.
But the cancer spread into her father's spine by early this month. Erin, the oldest of the three Burns kids and the first to be married, called his oncologist and asked how soon she should set a date.
``He told me sooner rather than later," she said. The date was set for July 1.
It wasn't soon enough. Tom Burns checked into Mount Auburn on June 11 with crippling headaches. He was having such a tough time swallowing that he couldn't even drink his beloved frappes.
An MRI was taken last Tuesday. On Wednesday, doctors delivered the news that the tumors had spread to the area around his brain. Erin called her fiancé in a panic, but with a plan.
``I promised him he'd be there for the wedding," she said of her father. ``If we had to do it in the hospital room, that's what we'd do."
Last Thursday morning, Erin and Tim secured a marriage license. They got dispensation from the Catholic Church. She spent the day at the hospital with her father, and at about 5 o'clock excused herself to go to the Burlington Mall.
``Don't worry," Tom Burns told her. ``I'll be here when you get back."
She bought a simple white dress at Macy's. She found matching shoes, got her hair done, looked in vain for wedding bands, and didn't leave until the mall was locking its doors.
When Erin arrived at Mount Auburn Friday morning, her father was waiting in his room, sitting in a wheelchair, proudly turned out in a suit and tie. His intravenous tubes were all unhooked.
Hospital officials decorated the conference room with flowers they had pulled from the lobby florist and balloons.
A local restaurant, Tommy Doyle's, sent up hors d'oeuvres, wine, and champagne. Erin's' school, the Fletcher Maynard Academy, hired a photographer and a videographer and bought a cake.
At 1 p.m., Luke Burns wheeled his father down the aisle. Tom Burns held tightly onto his daughter's hand.
At the front of the room, Tom struggled to his feet, kissed and hugged Erin, and gave her away.
There are often tears at a wedding, but rarely, as happened here, is it the bride who cries the most.
Afterward, Tom and his wife quietly slipped back to his room. Just 60 years old, he told his doctor he was ready for a morphine drip -- ready, in fact, for the outcome of his life.
In the middle of the night Saturday, he slipped into a coma. Just before 1 a.m. Sunday, his family around him, he opened his eyes briefly, and he died.
Tom Burns's life might have been far too short, but right up until the final moments was it ever full.
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| Harwelden will accommodate approximately 50 people for a "sit-down" meal in one common room. However, if you don't mind having your guests scattered into other areas of the house, you are welcome to seat more... | | Available for your use are six round tables (60 inches in diameter, each one seats 8-9) and approximately 80 stacking chairs at no charge. | | Linens or dishes are not supplied; those can usually be taken care of by your caterer or by a party rental store. | | The main room can seat approximately 70 people for a program (such as a concert, wedding, or seminar) with chairs placed in rows and with space for a lectern or altar area... | | Seating may be increased to approximately 90 by arranging the chairs facing the north wall of the living room, which allows the sunroom, sun porch, and entryway to serve as overflow seating. |
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Bride and groom in the centre, (with the bride on the groom's left.)
Maid-of-honour sits next to the groom.
Best man sits next to the bride.
The attendants are alternated on either side of the maid-of-honour and the best man.
Small children in the wedding party should not be seated at the head table.
They should be seated with their own parents or other relatives.
If the minister and his wife are attending, they should be seated at the parent's table.
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Hilton Banquet Facilities in Tulsa Oklahoma First rate banquet facility features include: - State-of-the-art audio visual equipment
- World-class cuisine and exquisite banquet facilities
- Complimentary airport shuttle and parking
- An experienced staff of sales professionals who will assist you in all aspects of your event planning
Hilton Tulsa Southern Hills has 293 oversized guest rooms offering an array of distinctive features for Tulsa weddings and other events, including: -
The Tulsa Hilton is located in the exclusive, Southern Hills area of Tulsa. Next door to the Tulsa Hilton is Oral Roberts University and the Citiplex Office Complex. Across the street are several specialty restaurants and family style dining establishments. -
With over 13,000 square feet of new, flexible function space, the Hilton Tulsa Southern Hills provides a wonderful environment for your next reunion, Tulsa weddings, reunions, business or social gatherings. -
Spacious guest rooms are equipped for preperations for weddings or events : two phone lines with data ports, coffee maker, hair dryers, voice mail, irons/boards, On Command © movies and Sony Playstation © games. -
The Hilton also provide free parking and complimentary shuttle service to Tulsa International Airport, perfect to assist with Tulsa weddings. -
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Outdoor pool and health club with cardiovascular equipment -
Legend's Restaurant is a great place to enjoy American, regional style cuisine. Open for breakfast lunch and dinner. Also available is Room Service. -
Falls Lounge with its dramatic lobby waterfall, features specialty drinks and light menu fare. The Hilton staff the experience and knowledge in accomodating Tulsa weddings. If you are planning Tulsa weddings or reunions in Tulsa, OK and will require a hotel and or banquet facilities contact the Hilton Tulsa. For additional assistance call 918-492-5000
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HIRING YOUR WEDDING DJ 
You've Spend Countless hours developing you style for your wedding. Your Wedding DJ should be able to show you how to implement your own style into your wedding. We asked the professionals at TulsaWeddingDJ.Com what some of the important points were to making a reception a success. They gave us a few good points to consider when hiring your wedding DJ. CONNECTION TO YOUR DJ When your guest are enjoying themselves from the beginning of the reception. Dancing will be the natural destination. Using your requests, your wedding DJ should create an atmosphere that creates the perfect mix between fun and class. The first was the connection to the guests…when your guests feel involved in your special day…determines how long they stay and how any memories they take with them. Brining each guest into your reception with you both is the key to a successful reception. Other DJ companies will sell you on other aspects. But this is the #1 way to have a reception that you will remember forever. DISC JOCKEY DIRECTION The staff said that the direction is also a key….as your director TulsaWeddingDJ.Com will ensure that your reception will flow just as smooth as a Broadway play or Hollywood movie. Each person with their job, and each person flowing into the role…. DJ PLANNING Because planning a wedding can create enough stress on its own and create a blur your wedding DJ should create prevent problems from occurring and create calm to prevent anything from going wrong. Remember your wedding DJ should do more than just play the muisic..they are your party planner, music director, lighting technician and master of ceremonies. YOUR TULSA DJ'S FIDELITY The fidelity….while your favorite songs are playing in the background. Your guests will be able to talk and socialize without having to should. Your DJ should have the experience and professional equipment to create this atmosphere. Equipment wont make your event..but it can break your event. At Tulsa Wedding DJ we belive in using the BEST in Tulsa for audio equipment. From wireless microphones to BOSE speaker systems. When you book with a professional you do get the best. YOUR TULSA WEDDING DJ'S CHARACTER Because experience counts, your DJ should be considered your spokesperson…you should have someone who knows you, has met with you and can trust. The meetings that are done before your wedding should be the times when everything is set to music…and everything at the reception will flow without any flaws…. VALUATION - VALUE OF YOUR DJ It should be an honor for whoever you choose to be chosen to use unique talents, and give complete and undivided attention to the direction of your wedding. Ensuring your wedding is the BEST ever should be the number one goal of your wedding emcee. BIGGER IS BETTER? Is hiring the DJ company who is the biggest or gives you a "free CD with MUSIC" for your wedding the best? That is a matter of opinion. We think that for those that are really particular about the wedding and how the direction and everything else above will affect the outcome of the wedding, that you should choose the company that is best for your needs as well as the company that best can give you what you need. In the Wedding DJ business the cheapest price is NEVER the best price and you should spend a little more on your entertainment as that is the #1 thing that everyone will remember…they are representing YOU. TulsaWeddingDJ.Com can be reached at their website www.tulsaweddingdj.com or by calling 918-284-4933 anytime. With three professional DJ's ready to take on your wedding and make it perfect you can't go wrong with hiring the VERY BEST in Tulsa for one of the biggest jobs of your reception. 
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CREDIT CARDS:
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In order to get married, you need to apply and receive a marriage license. This is the document in your state that allows you to officially tie the knot under the law. The rules for acquiring your marriage license varies from state to state, so you should check with your city's marriage bureau at your clerk of court's office to find out what your local rules are. You'll typically need to apply for your marriage license at least one month before your wedding ceremony. You'll traditionally need to send in your birth certificates, tax information, and other official documents. You don't, however, want to apply for your marriage license too early. In some states, the licenses do expire, if you don't get married within a few months. When you apply for your license, you'll not only need a proof of identification and age, but you'll need to apply for the certificate together, will need to provide any information about previous marriages, and will need to pay a nominal fee. You will also need to have a witness when you sign the application, so plan on bringing your maid of honor or best man with you. The bride will need to know what her married name will be before she signs the marriage certificate. You'll have to write that name on the application. And, believe it or not, just because you have your marriage license sent to you in the mail does not mean you are officially married. You need to have a justice of the peace or a religious clergyman sign the document. On your wedding day, you'll give your chaplain your marriage license, then after the ceremony, he'll sign it and send it to the proper government agency for validation.
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Jessie Reich Photography After searching hours, days and weeks for that perfect dress, make sure you have memorable Bridal Portraits that show off your wedding dress in all of its glory. Your dress is special, shouldn't your Bridal Portraits be special too? 
Jesse began expanding his creativity while attending Louisiana Tech University through graphic design. His desire to understand people lead to a BA in Sociology. It wasn't until several years later that he found corporate America lacking the intimate connection he shares with people.
To help foster the intimacy he began Take 5 Video, a high-end wedding videography company. Take 5 quickly became know for its cutting-edge modern music video style wedding video coverage. Through this modern approach Jesse and his wife Natalie have become sought after by brides across the United States for their exciting approach to weddings.
Jesse began to expand his creativity through the use of a still film camera. Now fully digital, the blank canvas provided through weddings allows Jesse to create a truly unique treasures that his clients desire. 
"Photojournalistic style with a flair for Romance, Fun, and Imagination" is how Jesse Reich has been described by his clients. Those who commission Jesse desire a unique vision, a different way of looking at the world. By providing modern portraiture, Jesse is able to perserve the most intimate details of life for his clients. Jesse prides himself of creating unique and captivating imagery. From Children to Commerical photography, Jesse utilizes every ounce of creativity to continue to push the limits of his imagination. With his wife Natalie, now the driving force behind Take 5 Video, Jesse strives to join both still and motion photography into a memorable documentary of the event. By understanding the details that will make your special day truly unique, Jesse finds his inspiration. Focusing on these details, Jesse and Natalie capture the essence of the day with an exuberance of romance and imagination.
Walking through life with cameras in hand, Jesse and Natalie are always excited to see what's around the corner. Contact Jessie Reich Photography http://www.jessereichweddings.com/ 918.806.2754
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- Bride's mother
- Groom's father
- Groom's mother
- Bride's father
- Bride
- Groom
- Maid-of-honor
- Best man (if he wishes to be included)
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Stokely Event Center is Tulsa's most unique venue. Appealing to both young and old, Stokely Event Center has the atmosphere and fun you and your guests want. From social parties to business and association meetings, this event center will enhance any gathering. Enjoy pinball, ski ball, and shuffle board amidst vintage Route 66 memorabilia, old oil and gas signs, neon galore, and even old advertising prints. Stokely Event Center is Tulsa's choice for a casual setting, or an important meeting that demands a stress-free atmosphere. Up to 200 people inside and more using the outdoor space, Stokely Event Center has something for everyone to enjoy!
Banquet Room ~ Banquet Amenities - Table & Chairs
- Audio & Visual Equipment
- Vintage Games for Entertainment
- Over 5,000 "pillar-less" square feet
- Additional Outdoor Area for larger &
tented events - Plentiful Complimentary Parking
- Chrome bar stools surround spacious bar, perfect for soda fountain or extra seating
- Banquet seating to 150, reception to 200, and additional space in outdoor area
- 2 Overhead garage doors for easy move-in
Outside Caterers & Vendors ~ Welcome Birthday Parties ~ Private Parties Business Meetings ~ Corporate Events Rental Includes ~ - Vintage Pinball Games
- Shuffleboard
- Ski-ball
- Juke Box
- LCD Projector
- CD / DVD Player
- Cable TV
- Microphone & House Sound
- Large Drop Down Electronic Screen
- Wireless Internet
- Large Inventory of 6' & Round Tables & Chairs
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Editorial Rating: Managing Editor: Zach Downing Tarp chapel The Scene
A light and airy venue to have your Oklahoma wedding. Located in the city limits of broken arrow located in the south end of central broken arrow.. A cement path leads you to the Y. Which to your right is the "glass chapel" and if you go strait you will head to the reception room and offices. The Tarp chapel is, a mix of modern and contemporary architecture. The infamous walls of glass surround the chapel walls and deep foliage of trees surround the exterior of the glass. Smartly attired staffs for events are professional but could be a little friendlier. The venue is stricter then needed about times and working with vendors. The Food
When choosing your venue some brides often ask about catering. At tarp chapel you will get your catering done on-site. This site allows you to bring in your own dessert or wedding cake. Some brides find this is a downfall when they are in love with a catering company such as Orr or Tim's AFAB catering from a previous event. The wedding I attended served Skewed Teriyaki Chicken, Queseillas, Side Salad, mini sandwiches and some vegetables. Although it was a hodgepodge and didn't mix well it was a light buffet. The chicken was good, the questdillias were creamy with some sort of cheese/cream cheese combo and salad was…well a salad. There was also tea, water and soft drinks served. No alcohol was served. Definitely nothing over exciting in the meal.
Know Before You The tarp is synonymous for its strict policy on times. Be prepared to be hammered with what time you can, can't or WONT be allowed to come in and your vendors setup times are even more strict. As a DJ who was performing at the wedding we usually like to have and hour and a half to setup, change and prepare for the reception. We were allowed to setup at 6pm for a 7pm wedding, which would have put the start time for the reception around 7:30. This worked out well, as the equipment needed for the venue is minimal as it is a small room with a capacity of 125. Also for the ceremony you can use the house sound system but must provide your own person to run the music, mics etc. It is recommended to ask your DJ to help you with this. If there is a extra fee for them to do this they most likely have the experience to know what to do and will help your family and friends enjoy the ceremony. PICTURE HERE OF SETUP, VENUE ETC The Extras
At the Tarp chapel you will be offered business cards from vendors who have left them, samples of photo books etc. I do not believe the tarp refers people but does offer a few cards to hand out. They can sell you bubbles, or other knick-knacks but it is really priced up to what you can get online or at a store such as erles party supply or Mardels. Overall Good service overall – nice staff, The venue did not rush the reception, I would go back. – the seats that were complimentary are a little uncomfortable, and the tables were very large and round for the room giving little room to re arrange. It was crowded with the maximum allowed and if you can I would suggest renting your own tables and chairs which are smaller or using less tables and letting people mingle or sit. The venue isn't a new one and has the signs of age, some peeling paint and the one thing that was noticeable was the air conditioner during the ceremony was extremely loud. Pros: Great place if you want your ceremony and reception in one location and don't want to have it at a church or don't have a church you belong to.
Cons: Rushed setup for vendors, small reception area, noisy ceremony (A/C)
Overall Editor rating: Recommended
Tulsa / Broken Arrow
1401 W Washington St, Broken Arrow, 74012 (918) 455-0888
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Banquet Hall/Restaurant Review By Zach Downing - Managing Editor Mehdi Keeps The Tradition At Ti Amo, Owner Mehdi Khezri makes his triumphant stand with food and service. The atmosphere is romantic and food is the best in Tulsa.
We would like to be the first wedding planning website anywhere to introduce you to Tia Amo Italian Restaurant! When you are planning your wedding reception and need a great venue for the reception you should give Peggy Calrow Banquet Director a call. Peggy was very gracious and invited TulsaWeddingZone and our group of advertisers to come and take a look at the restaurant. The first thing I noticed when I entered the restaurant is the warm feel of the décor. I was greeted by a friendly staff member and was showed back into the restaurant. When you first come into the main seating area it is almost as if you are transported back in time and place. You feel as if you are in a authentic Italian house. The décor is sheik modern with a eclectic touch. I really liked the way the bar is showcased and there is ample light but not to much. Directly to the north of the bar is a lounge area with giant leather couches and tables which would be great for those that want to sit and talk during a reception or catch up outside of the party! When you enter into the banquet room you notice that this isn't your ordinary banquet room. The closest venue that I can compare this room to is the renaissance hotel with its Italian lighting and warm colors. The food was excellent beautifully conceived, elegantly presented and as varied as the colors of the rainbow. The staff were never more then a wave away if they were not already seeing what you needed. They were very friendly and helpful. I would recommend calling Peggy or owner Mehdi for details on how to make this the place where you can get the banquet room and food you need to make your wedding reception perfect! We give it 5 stars! 
Ample Seating for upto 200 guests. Also china, glass's and linens can be provided, ask for details on a complete reception package.
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When you want something unique for your wedding an all digital photo booths give your guests a fun party favor they will always treasure. Wedding receptions often have a photographer but your photographer isn't going to be able to capture each guest and add them to your book of memories. A nostalgic photo booth is sure to offer a unique way to capture the memories of the event and give your guests something to remember as well. Forget disposable cameras, there's no better way to get your guests involved. Unlike "traditional LARGE photo booth, Tulsa Photo Booth requires very little setup time, does not require much space and also is light weight. This means that the Tulsa Photo Booth can be setup quick and not take much space. We recently attended an event and the photo booth was one item that was busy all night, we would highly recommend it for your wedding. We would recommend a Oklahoma Photo Booth from http://www.TulsaPhotobooth.com In under a minute the booth takes 4 poses and processes your strip with lighting fast 8 second strip development. It just doesn't get any faster then TulsaPhotobooth.com! Also your theme can be embossed on each photo for a small one time fee, the delivery and setup is included and also includes a professional attendant to be with the booth and greet your guests the entire evening. For more information on the Oklahoma Tulsa Photo Booth call 806-2754
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