Want to offer unique and different entertainment to your event sure to wow you guests?

Some great options for any theme and event are: aerial acrobats, atmospheric aerialists, rope and harness dancers, acrobatic stilt walkers, and choreographed dance numbers for every theme. iInteractive 'Animators' such as mimes, jugglers, acro-dancers, showgirls, themed dancers, living décor and living statues to add to the ambience of your event and create a personable experience

'Animated Food Servers' delight guests while serving drinks, appetizers or desserts in elaborate costumes as Roving Buffet Tables, Strolling Champagne Dresses and Aerial Champagne Girls.

Acrobats

From high energy to mesmerizing, our diverse repertory of solo and duo aerial acts include Trapeze, Silks, Hoop, Hammock, Rope & Spanish Web

Specialty Performers

Enjoy our interactive stilt dancers, create an impression with a living statue, or enjoy a fire performance or juggling show.

Animated Food Servers

Add some glam to your food service with our themed Roving Buffet Tables, Strolling Champagne Dresses and Aerial Champagne Girls.

Interactive Animators

Our talented performers co-mingle their specialty skills directly with guests to engage and animate a crowd of all ages. Mimes, Jugglers, Acro-Jesters, etc.

Dancers/Living Decor

Themed dancers and living decor add energy and inspiration with atmospheric performance or choreographed routines based on your theme.

Vertical Wall Dancing

Great for product launches & maximum impact, our aerialists dance in harnesses on an indoor or outdoor vertical wall with synchronized flips and leaps

Invitations don't have to be just a boring old piece of paper anymore! Check out these fun and cool modern options for your event.

Awesome for a wedding...tying the knot!

Use this idea: using paper fortune tellers to make invites.

Your kids will get a kick out of this invitation!

Take your guests back to their childhood when they see slides of you as a couple as your invitation!

Saturday- Photography Trends for Weddings

The recent trends for photography are posed candids. We wanted to share some of the unique pictures that are storming the wedding scene. It looks like more and more are wanting pictures that capture who they are as a couple, their friends personalities and why they love their families so much. Having memorable photos is important because they are one of the only things that are left from your special day. Your wedding day photos will be on display in your home, and your family and friends homes for years to come. Check out these awesome wedding photo ideas.

It's not just shots of the Bride's shoes anymore. Shots of the Groom's shoes are a new trend.

Gaspar Norbert Photograhy

Photography by Sara Ossana

This is a great idea for a couple who want a photo of them before they see each other on the wedding day.

Photography by Infused Studios

Couples are fired over the use of sparklers. They are using them to write words like "love", their wedding date or their initials.

Using architechure elements in the backgound is another trend that's popular.

Photograpy by Nick Gerber

Try a ground shot-makes for great photos

Creative Candid shots

Cute word ideas

A new take on the getaway/ball and chain photos

Unique Shots of wedding bands

Superhero shots of your Groomsmen

Jennifer Blair Photography

Chalk Board Photo Guest Book

Thank You Photos to send to guest later. Most we have seen have some kind of sign, chalkboard, or sticky notes.

Stephanie Moe Photography

The excited, we're finally married photos

Jeff & Lisa Photography

All About Unique Wedding Bands!

Many know that wedding bands today often symbolize unending love and devotion to ones mate, but do you know the history of the wedding bands? Did you know there were several other wedding bands besides what we know today as gold and the 4 C's, Carat, Color, Cut and Clarity?

Wedding bands date back to Egyptian times, where several mummys have been unearthed, and found wearing wedding rings made from reed and hemp. They wore these bands on their ring finger of their left hand. Believing that some special vein led to the heart. Romans had a far different view of bands. They were used as proof of purchase for a trade between the brides father and groom. Once the ring was presented to the bride it was proof of ownership.

Besides the common wedding bands of gold, diamonds and the 4 C's, Carat, Color, Cut and Clarity there were other unique bands. In the Middle East a man gave a puzzle ring which was extremely complex. Should his wife remove this puzzle ring it would be a symbol of her unfaithfulness because there would be no way she could get it back on. In the 1500 and 1600's the Gimmel ring was common. They were typically two rings that interlocked. The bride and groom would each wear one as an engagement ring. When the wedding day came the groom would interlock his ring with the brides and offer it as a wedding band. The Poesy ring was popular during the Renaissance era. Bands, often of silver, would be engraved with a poem or sonnet as a symbol of their love. It's believed that the groom offering a thimble to his bride came from the Puritans and was later adopted during the Colonial era. It was thought that jewerly was a frivolous expense and a thimble was practical. Often afterward brides would make a wedding band out of the tops of the thimble. We are sure today that most are glad that the customs from times past stay right where they are, in the past. So whether you decide to incorporate the custom of exchanging bands as a symbol of your unending love and fidelity or to show it in some other way we have a few unique bands we thought were unique!

Love band from The Fancy $320

Love Letter Ring from The Fancy $200

Fingerprint Inside Personal Wedding Rings The Fancy $440

His and Hers Fingerprint Wedding Bands Andrew English