Arizona Bridal Source 2017-2018

Must-Have
Wedding Tips

& Trends

29TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION





table of contents

Fashions & Trends Reception

24-31 Wedding Gown 341-63, 6 Reception Site, Catering &
Previews from Bartending Selections
32 SuzannesBridalBoutique.com 35-39 Catering & Wedding
43-46 for 2018 Cake Previews from
Gown Selection 37-39 RobertsCatering.net for 2018
47-51 Wedding Cakes & Desserts
Weddings in Arizona
Wedding Reception Sites

Budgets & Timelines continued ON PAGE 4

6&8 Wedding Budget
12 & 14 Wedding Expenses
22-23 Wedding Timetable

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table of contents

Planning continued FROM PAGE 2

19 Sunset & Average Temperatures
40-42 Holiday Calendars
Arizona Marriage Laws
53 Bridal Procession & Ceremony
56
Tips for a Honeymoon Abroad
58-59 Wedding Day Emergency Kit
60

Photography & Video

18 Choosing a Photographer
18 Choosing a Videographer

Music

20-21 2018 Top Wedding Songs
57 Reception Music Selection

F lorals

52 Choosing a Florist

Invitations

54-55 Addressing Wedding Invitations

Sources

61-62 Bridal Market Place
63 Advertiser’s Index

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Rings & Jewelry BUDGET COST Groom’s Clothing BUDGET COST

Bride’s ________ _________ Formal Wear or Suit ________ _________
Groom’s ________ _________ Shirt/Tie/Vest/ ________ _________
SUBTOTAL ________ _________ ________ _________
Pocket Square ________ _________
Bride’s Clothing ________ _________ Accessories/Jewelry ________ _________
__ _______ _________ Shoes
Bridal Gown ________ _________ SUBTOTAL
Headpiece/Veil/ ________ _________
Hair Accessories ________ _________ Transportation ________ _________
Alterations/Pressing ________ _________ ________ _________
Slip ________ _________ Limos/Buses/Vans ________ _________
Shoes ________ _________ Valet Parking ________ _________
Lingerie ________ _________ Gratuities
Accessories/Jewelry ________ _________ SUBTOTAL
Garter ________ _________
2nd Dress/Trousseau Wedding Parties ________ _________
Gown Preservation ________ _________
SUBTOTAL Engagement Party ________ _________
Bridal Luncheon ________ _________
Beauty Wedding Rehearsal Dinner ________ _________
Week Style Brunch after Wedding
SUBTOTAL

Hairstylist on Location ________ _________ Photography & Video
Makeup on Location ________ _________ Engagement Session ________ _________
Manicure/Pedicure ________ _________ Boudoir Session ________ _________
Massage ________ _________ Photographer’s Fee ________ _________
Facial ________ _________ Formals/Trash the _________ _________
SUBTOTAL ________ _________ Dress Session ________ _________
Wedding Album(s) ________ _________
Ceremony ________ _________ Extra Prints _________ _________
________ _________ DVDs of High Res ________ _________
Ceremony Site Fee ________ _________ Photo Images ________ _________
Officiant’s Fee ________ _________ Proofs/Online Proofs ________ _________
Marriage License ________ _________ Retouching of Photos ________ _________
Releases at Ceremony ________ _________ (if not included) __ _______ _________
Videographer’s Fee ________ _________
(petals, doves, Extra DVDs SUBTOTAL___ _________
butterflies, bubbles) Flat Screen or Projector
Bridal Consultant Rental for Montage
SUBTOTAL Props (parasols,
hanger for dress, signs)
Gifts ________ _________
________ _________
Attendants ________ _________ Music
Bride’s Gift ________ _________ & Entertainment
Groom’s Gift _________ _________ Ceremony ________ _________
Parents’ (thank-you) ________ _________ Cocktail Reception ________ _________
Welcome Bags for ________ _________ Dinner/Dance ________ _________
Hotel Guests Dance Lessons ________ _________
Vendor Tips SUBTOTAL ________ _________
SUBTOTAL

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Flowers BUDGET COST Stationery BUDGET COST

Bride’s Bouquet ________ _________ Invitations _________ _________
Attendants’ Bouquets ________ _________ Announcements _________ _________
Flower Girls’ Pomander/ Save-the-Date Cards __ _______ _________
Kissing Balls/Baskets/ Thank-You Notes __ _______ _________
Headpieces _________ _________ Reply Cards __ _______ _________
Groom’s Boutonniere ________ _________ Maps __ _______ _________
Boutonnieres for Escort Cards _________ _________
Groomsmen and Ushers ________ _________ Personal Stationery __ _______ _________
Boutonnieres for Calligrapher __ _______ _________
Fathers, Grandfathers, Postage/RSVP Postage __ _______ _________
and Special Guests ________ _________ Ceremony Program _________ _________
Ring Bearers’ Boutonnieres ________ _________ Menu Cards __ _______ _________
Corsages for Mothers, Itinerary for Welcome
Grandmothers, and Bags for Out-of-Town
Special Guests __ _______ _________ Guests _________ _________
Flowers to the H otel SUBTOTAL _________ _________
Blessed Mary
(Catholic Wedding) _ _________ __________ Accommodations
Rose Ceremony/ Wedding Night _________ _________
Sand Ceremony/ Out-of-Town Attendants __ _______ _________
Wine Box Ceremony __ _______ _________ Other Special Guests _________ _________
Unity Sand/
Unity Candle Décor H oneymoonSUBTOTAL __ _______ _________
Ceremony Site Décor ________ _________ Transportation _________ _________
Aisle Runner/Aisle Décor ________ _________ Accommodations __ _______ _________
Reception Site Décor ________ _________ Daily Budget x____ days __ _______ _________
Reception Centerpieces ________ _________ SUBTOTAL _________ _________
Escort Card Table/
Cake Table __ _______ _________ SUBTOTALS
Toss Bouquet ________ _________ Rings & Jewelry _________ ________
Floral Preservation ________ _________ Bride’s Clothing _________ ________
SUBTOTAL ________ _________ Beauty Wedding
Week Style _________ ________
Reception Ceremony _________ ________
Gifts _________ ________
Site Rental ________ _________ Groom’s Clothing _________ ________
Food per Person ________ _________ Transportation _________ ________
Serving Staff ________ _________ Wedding Parties _________ ________
Rentals (linens, china, Photography & Video _________ ________
tables, chairs, chair covers Music & Entertainment _________ ________
lighting, heaters, tents, etc.) ________ _________ Flowers _________ ________
Wedding Cake/ Reception _________ ________
Candy Station/Desserts ________ _________ Stationery _________ ________
Beverages and Bartender ________ _________ Hotel _________ ________
Favors/Guest Welcome Accommodations _________ ________
Gift Bags _________ _________ Honeymoon _________ _________
Valet Parking ________ _________ TOTAL __ _______ _________
Taxes and Gratuities ________ _________
SUBTOTAL ________ _________

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wedding expenses
Expenses for your wedding add up quickly.
Discuss this at the beginning of your plan- Bride’s Family
ning. Determine realistic budgets and exactly
who will be responsible for which expenses, so • E ngagement party (optional).
there are no misunderstandings or hard feelings • E xperienced wedding planner.
later. The following list indicates the traditional • C ost of ceremony (location, musicians,
division of expenses. Normally the bride’s family
pays for the largest share of the expenses. Today, rentals, flowers, and decorations).
however, the groom’s parents and/or the couple • E ntire cost of reception (food, beverage,
may offer to share the wedding expenses. With the
average age of couples getting married on the rise, gratuities, wedding cake, rental fee, rental
financial responsibility has shifted from the parents items, decorations, music, lighting, and
to the couple themselves. The bride’s parents flowers).
should have the opportunity to graciously decline • W edding gift for the couple.
offers of financial help. The question of who pays • B ride’s wedding attire and accessories.
for what normally comes down to who is most will- • B ridesmaids’ bouquets.
ing and able to pay. When you are planning your • F lower girl bouquet or basket.
budget, remember to be courteous, realistic, and • W edding invitations, save-the-date cards,
communicate with everyone involved. announcements, enclosures, and mailing
costs.
Bride • W edding programs.
• Wedding ring for the groom. • T ransportation for the bridal party to the
• Wedding gift for the groom. ceremony and the reception site.
• Gifts for the bridal attendants. • E ngagement, wedding, and reception
• Personal stationery. photographs.
• A ccommodations for her out-of-town atten- • B ridesmaids’ luncheon.
dants (optional). • G ratuities for those directing traffic, valet
• Attendants’ dresses (optional). parking, and checking coats.
• P ersonal wedding attire.
• R ehearsal dinner (optional).

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Groom
Groom’s Family
• E ngagement and wedding rings for
the bride. • P ersonal wedding attire.
• T ravel and hotel expenses they incur.
• W edding gift for the bride. • W edding gift for couple.
• M arriage license. • B achelor’s dinner (optional).
• G ifts for the best man and groomsmen. • R ehearsal dinner.
• G room’s wedding attire.
• B ride’s bouquet and going-away corsage. Guests
• M others’ and grandmothers’ corsages.
• B outonnieres for all men in wedding party. • T raveling expenses.
• A ccommodations for his out-of-town • W edding gift for the couple.

attendants (optional). Attendants
• G roomsmen wedding attire (optional).
• A ttendants’ gloves, ties, • W edding attire for themselves.
• A ny traveling expenses.
ascots, and vests (optional). • W edding gift for the couple.
• F ee for the ceremony officiant. • S howers given by maid of honor or
• H oneymoon.
• B achelor dinner (optional). bridesmaids.
• B achelor party given by best man or
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• What is your budget, and what does that budget
• Are you able to have your ceremony, cocktail
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choosing a photographer
It is highly recommended for the bride and groom
to see each other for photos before the wedding. • W hat are expected deadlines for your wedding
Provide your photographer with a list of your images to be up online, receive your proofs,
immediate family members and wedding party. Do albums, CDs of images, copyright release forms,
not assume your photographer will know your rela- and final products?
tives. Delegate a photography round-up person who
knows the bride’s side and the groom’s side. • W hat type of album is included (if any), how many
Get it in writing: pages do you get, and how much are extra pages?
• W hat does the price include? (number of hours,
• Does the photographer include an engagement
quantity of photographer(s), retouching, albums, session, boudoir session, or trash the dress session?
online proofing/images, engagement session,
number of images, travel charges, trash the dress • Is the tax included, or an additional charge?
session, copyright release of images on a CD, etc.)? • What is the photographer’s policy for payments,
• List the names of the photographer(s) assigned to
photograph and edit your wedding day in writing, cancellation, change of date, and refunds?
with a dress request (no tennis shoes, etc.). • What is the timeline the photographer recom-
• W ill the photographer photograph multiple locations?
mends for your photos to start? Who, where, and
when do you need for photos so you may back out
time for dressing, hair, and makeup.
• Mark your calendar for deadlines. Is there a penalty
if you do not place your order by “x” date?

choosing a videographer
You may think having Uncle Joe capture your
wedding on video as a wedding gift to you is Here are some questions to ask:
priceless. Yet, what is priceless is the audio, • Will you be the videographer at my wedding?
emotion, and moments which are captured by a • Who videotaped and edited the finished product
professional videographer with multiple camera
angles. This may be one of the few times you have you just showed me, it is possible to have you and/
multiple generations all together in the same place or that person videotaped and edit my wedding?
and looking their best! This is a perfect time to have • How would you describe your style – documentary
your parents, grandparents, siblings, and besties be (chronological order of how everything happens),
interviewed about you, your wedding day, and how or cinematic (more dramatic using interesting
they feel about you on camera. This may be one of angles like a Hollywood movie)?
the only times you have their voice professionally • H ow many videographers are included in my package?
recorded with moving images. • H ow many hours are included, and how many do
If you are still thinking video isn’t important – you you recommend for my style wedding?
may want to have a video of you reading a love letter • How many cameras are included, and will they be
to your future husband and him reading one to you. manned, or stationary?
This will be a forever keepsake to each other you see • W hat is your cancellation, refund, and change of
his expressions, hear his laugh, see your tear drop, date policy?
and will watch over and over again. This will also be a • Have you worked with my photographer previously?
keepsake to share with your future family. • H ave you worked at my venue previously?
There are many different styles of video, so make • When should I expect to see my final product?
sure you interview videographers for personalities, • Will I have any input to what I want in the final prod-
styles, and final edited products to see if it moves you. uct, or is this under your creativity only?
Would recommend interviewing in person up to • H ow much are extras, and what would you recom-
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1st 5:31 4410ooFF//6665ooFF 30oF/55oF 15oF/42oF 38oF/64oF
January 15th 5:43 4435ooFF//6718ooFF 32oF/59oF 18oF/43oF 40oF/67oF
February 1st 5:59 4478ooFF//7753ooFF 35oF/63oF 21oF/49oF 44oF/72oF
March 15th 6:13 5515ooFF//7894ooFF 42oF/72oF 27oF/58oF 50oF/81oF
April 1st 6:25 5693ooFF//8993ooFF 49oF/81oF 33oF/67oF 58oF/90oF
May 15th 6:35 7628ooFF//19094oFoF 57oF/91oF 41oF/78oF 66oF/98oF
June 1st 6:48 8728ooFF//110066ooFF 65oF/95oF 50oF/82oF 74oF/98oF
July 15th 6:59 8719ooFF//110054ooFF 64oF/92oF 49oF/79oF 72oF/95oF
August 1st 7:11 7773ooFF//19082oFoF 58oF/88oF 41oF/73oF 67oF/93oF
September 15th 7:21 6618ooFF//8984ooFF 49oF/78oF 31oF/63oF 56oF/84oF
October 1st 7:33 5449ooFF//8715ooFF 37oF/65oF 22oF/51oF 45oF/72oF
November 15th 7:39 4442ooFF//6669ooFF 31oF/56oF 16oF/43oF 39oF/65oF
December 1st 7:42
15th 7:39
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2018 top wedding songs

Ceremony Processional Bless the Broken Road by Rascal Flatts
Wanted by Hunter Hayes
Bridal Chorus by Wagner Hey Pretty Girl by Kip Moore
Canon in D by Pachelbel My Best Friend by Tim McGraw
Claire de Lune by Claude Debussy Love Never Fails by Brandon Heath
Arioso by J.S. Bach The Way You Look Tonight by Frank Sinatra
Trumpet Voluntary by J. Clarke Can You Feel the Love Tonight by The Lion King
Largo, from Xerxes by Handel Love Me Now by John Legend
Air on the G String by J.S. Bach Say You Won’t Let Go by James Arthur
Trumpet Tune by Purcell Beauty and the Beast by Ariana Grande
The Wedding Song (There is Love) by Peter,
& John Legend
Paul & Mary One Call Away by Charlie Puth
Ave Maria by Schubert Hold On by Michael Buble
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring by Bach Die a Happy Man by Rhett Thomas
Panis Angelicus by Andrea Bocelli I Don’t Dance by Lee Brice
Marry Me by Train Falling in Love with You by Elvis Presley
Wherever You Will Go by Charlene Soraia Lucky by Jason Mraz
A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
River Flows in You by Yiruma Father/Daughter Dance
Over and Over Again by Nathan Sykes
One Call Away by Charlie Puth I Loved Her First by Heartland
My Wish by Rascal Flatts
Ceremony Recessional Cinderella by Steven Curtis Chapman
Daddy Dance With Me by Krystal Keith
Wedding March by Mendelssohn I’ll Be Your Man by Zac Brown Band
Hornpipe Water Music by Handel Daddy by Abby Anderson
Trumpet Tune and Air by Purcell You Are the Sunshine of My Life by Stevie Wonder
Ode to Joy by Beethoven My Girl by Temptations
Four Seasons Spring Allegro by Vivaldi Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler
Beautiful Day by U2 Daddy by Beyoncé
You Are the Best Thing by Ray LaMontagne My Little Girl by Tim McGraw
We Found Love by Rihanna In My Life by The Beatles
One Love by Bob Marley Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder
I’m Yours by Jason Mraz The Way You Look Tonight by Frank Sinatra
I Feel Good by James Brown What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Marry You by Bruno Mars Butterfly Kisses by Bob Carlisle
I Do by Colbie Caillat How Sweet It is by James Taylor
Don’t Stop Believin’ by Vitamin String Quartet Stand By Me by Ben E. King
You’ve Got a Friend by James Taylor
First Dance Sweet Pea by Amos Lee
It Won’t Be Like This for Long by Darius Rucker
Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran Daddy’s Angel by T. Carter
At Last by Etta James
All of Me by John Legend Mother/Son Dance
A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
You Are the Best Thing by Ray LaMontagne You Raise Me Up by Josh Groban
Make You Feel My Love by Adele All to You by Scott Keo
I Won’t Give Up by Jason Mraz The Perfect Fan by Backstreet Boys
Amazed by Lonestar What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Let’s Stay Together by Al Green A Song For Mama by Boyz II Men
Marry You by Bruno Mars Blessed by Elton John
Like I’m Gonna Lose You by Meghan Trainor My Wish by Rascal Flatts
In My Life by The Beatles
& John Legend Through the Years by Kenny Rogers
Then by Brad Paisley A Song for My Son by Micki Viereck
Can’t Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley Have I Told You Lately by Rod Stewart
Ribbon in the Sky by Stevie Wonder It’s Your Song by Garth Brooks
Everything by Michael Buble
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2018 top wedding songs

Angels by Randy Travis Cha Cha Slide by DJ Casper
Stand By Me by Ben E. King Cupid Shuffle by Cupid
Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler Rude by Magic!
I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston Cake by the Ocean by DNCE
Because You Loved Me by Celine Dion Love Story by Taylor Swift
Child of Mine by Carole King Shake It Off by Taylor Swift
Blank Space by Taylor Swift
Cake Cutting Work from Home by Fifth Harmony
Sugar by Maroon 5
Cake by the Ocean by DNCE Fun by Pitbull
Sugar by Maroon 5 Don’t Let Me Down by Chainsmokers & Daya
Best Day of My Life by American Authors My House by Flo Rida
Sweet Pea by Amos Lee Time of Our Lives by Pitbull & NebyYo
Cut the Cake by Average White Band Timber by Pitbull & Ke$ha
L-O-V-E by Nat King Cole Locked Away by Adam Levine & R. City
I’m Yours by Jason Mraz Wannabe by Spice Girls
You Are the Best Thing by Ray LaMontagne Lips Are Movin by Meghan Trainor
The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson I Took a Pill in Ibiza by Mike Posner
How Sweet It Is by James Taylor Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars
Lucky by Jason Mraz 7 Years by Lukas Graham
Happy Together by Turtles Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake
Sweetest Thing by U2 This Is What You Came For by Calvin Harris &
Sugar Sugar by Archies
Better Together by Jack Johnson Rihanna
Clocks by Coldplay
Reception/Upbeat Songs Rock Your Body by Justin Timberlake
Hollaback Girl by Gwen Stefani
Symphony by Clean Bandit & Zara Larson Macarena by Los del Rio
Solo Dance by Martin Jensen Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey
Hall of Fame by The Script Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond
Ignition by R. Kelly September by Earth, Wind & Fire
Green Light by Lorde
Scared to be Lonely by Martin Garrix & Dua Lipa Reception/Slow Songs
Paris by Chainsmokers
Rockabye by Bandit A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
All Time Low by Jon Bellion Lucky by Jason Mraz & Colbie Calilat
Stay by Zedd & Alessia Cara First Dance by La La Land
Heavy by Linkin Park & Kiiara This Town by Niall Horan
I Don’t Wanna Live Forever by Zayn & Taylor Swift Love Me Now by John Legend
Call on Me by Starley Say You Won’t Let Go by James Arthur
Chained to the Rhythm by Katy Perry Bella’s Lullaby by Twilight
Mercy by Shawn Mendes Unchained Melody by Righteous Brothers
Shape of You by Ed Sheeran You and I by Michael Buble
Everybody by Backstreet Boy’s Bless the Broken Road by Rascal Flatts
Cold by Maroon 5 I Cross My Heart by George Strait
September Song by JP Cooper Come Away With Me by Norah Jones
Scared to Be Lonely by Martin Garrix Can’t Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley
Issues by Julia Michaels Someone Like You by Van Morrison
Cecila and the Satelite by Andrew McMahon Wanted by Hunter Hayes
God Gave Me You by Blake Shelton
In the Wilderness Like I’m Gonna Lose You by Meghan Trainor
Please Don’t Go by Joel Adams Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran
Something Just Like This by Chainsmokers Remember When by Alan Jackson
Let’s Stay Together by Al Green
& Coldplay Make You Feel My Love by Adele
Can’t Hold Us by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis All of Me by John Legend
Shut Up and Dance by Walk the Moon
Work the Middle by Alex Aiono

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wedding timetable

12 to 24 months P repare easy-to-follow maps & directions to
include with your invitations
S elect engagement ring with fiancé M eet with caterer to confirm the menu,
A nnounce engagement beverage service, & all details
Schedule engagement photography Select a baker to create your wedding cake
Call local newspaper for guidelines on B uy wedding rings & order engraving
publishing engagement ­pictures S hop for trousseau
Discuss budget with groom & families M eet with fiancé’s parents to plan & ­reserve
Interview & hire a bridal consultant rehearsal dinner site
M eet with ceremony officiant – check date A rrange accommodations for out-of-town
& time availability attendants
M eet with reception sites – check date & R eserve a block of rooms for out-of-town
time availability guests, have several price options
S elect wedding date & time – consider work H ire specialty company to brand and produce
schedules & holidays your out-of-town welcome bags
Determine the type of wedding – formal with M ake itineraries for out-of-town guests to put in
a seated dinner, or less formal with a buffet their welcome bags at the hotel
D ecide on color scheme, wedding theme, or style V isit florist with color swatches to finalize the
C hoose & reserve wedding & reception sites selection of flowers
C ompile guest list – have fiancé do the same D esign & print ceremony program
D etermine size of final guest list S elect honeymoon destination & confirm plans
C ompile names, addresses, & phone numbers with travel agent (normally fiancé handles this)
of the guest list O rder passports, if needed
Select wedding party Decide on wedding favors
Shop for your bridal gown & accessories Interview & hire a company to handle releases
Choose bridesmaids’ dresses & accessories for ceremony or your departure (white doves,
Interview & hire reception/ceremony musicians, butterflies, bubbles, sparklers, or fireworks)
photographer, v­ ide­og­rapher, caterer, & florist
(check references & the Better Business Bureau) 2 to 4 months
Interview & hire a premarital counselor
Sign up for required classes with church Compile list of people you would like invited
(if necessary) to bridal shower

6 to 12 months A ddress wedding invitations – consider a
professional calligrapher
P lan ceremony & reception music, take Reserve rental items
dance lessons Make sure you have a Plan B for inclement
R egister with bridal registry of your choice weather
remember there are options for honeymoon Purchase gifts for attendants & each other
registries & home registries too! Reserve transportation for you, fiancé, the
Select & order the men’s attire with fiancé wedding party, & parents, hire valet parking
Discuss gown colors & styles with both mothers Experiment with hairstyles and makeup changes
Interview, and schedule a trial run with an on Purchase bride’s & attendants’ shoes – decide
location hairstylist, and makeup artist on exact color & have dyed, if n­ ecessary
Interview, and schedule a trial run with a nail
technician 1 to 2 months

4 to 6 months Mail invitations six to eight weeks prior to
wedding (check the weight of your invitation
D ecide on new living arrangements before mailing it with all of your enclosures,
O rder invitations, announcements, & personal maps, etc., to make sure invitations are not
stationery (order at least 25 extras) d­ elivered to guests with “postage due,” or
returned for lack of adequate postage)

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Confirm all details & arrangements with all entrance, give the exact order of who will be
contracted services walking in with whom, & pronunciation for
P ick up wedding rings, check engraving, & sizes difficult names
C all insurance agent to include w­ edding rings O rder Name Change Kit to obtain necessary
in policy forms to change names for Social Security card,
F inalize plans with photographer, & give them charge cards, d­ river’s license, car registration,
a list of pictures you would like to have taken insurance policies, business cards, stationery,
A rrange final fitting for gown & b­ ridesm­ aids’ employer records, voter registration, utility
gowns ­com­panies, wills, property titles, leases, deeds,
M ake plans to get marriage license with fiancé stocks, bonds, government agencies, passports,
S chedule all final details & quantities of appoint- loans, mail delivery, subscriptions, pension
ments needed with makeover professionals plans, club memberships, & bank accounts
P amper yourself with a massage & a facial C onfirm rehearsal plans with ceremony
A rrange bridal luncheon officiant, ceremony location, & your a­ ttendants
S elect reception decorations: flowers, Confirm all details with every service you have
centerpieces, rental items, & favors hired. Inform them of any changes
P urchase ceremony accessories: unity candle, Make a schedule outlining the details of
candle holders, tapers, ring bearer pillow, box wedding day & give a copy to each person in
for holding cards, sand & sand vases for unity wedding party at rehearsal
sand ceremony, wine box, wine, etc. P ack for honeymoon
Purchase personal accessories: garter, guest Inquire about ATMs near honeymoon site
keepsakes, and engraved toasting glasses P ick up wedding rings
R eview procedures for ceremony lineup, S tart packing things to take to rehearsal & the
processional, and recessional ceremony, including bride’s emergency kit.
P urchase gifts for wedding party Have a list of contents in each box, & if you take
something out, remember to account for it
2 to 4 weeks A rrange for someone to take all gifts from the
reception to your new home.
Invite wedding party & guests to r­ ehearsal
dinner & confirm date, time, & location Wedding Day!
Decide on seating assignments for ­rehearsal Eat something, since it will be a long day
dinner & reception Make sure headpiece & veil make it to your hair
Order place cards and escort cards from appointment
calligrapher Make sure nails are done in adequate time for
Confirm wedding party transportation & ­ drying
arrival times M ake sure you allow plenty of time for makeup
Move belongings to new home to be applied
Send announcements to local paper S tart dressing at least one-half hour before you
Confirm lodging for guests with hotels start taking pictures.
R ecord gifts once received, write thank-you Remember to relax and enjoy your day!
notes promptly
Make arrangements for floral preservation
Make arrangements for gown cleaning &
preservation.
Call guests who have not responded to i­nvitation
Select a responsible person to handle guest
book & determine its location

1 to 2 weeks

Give final count to the reception site , caterer,
& bartending service
Remind men to pick up their formal wear & to
check the fit
Give musicians all final music selections
G ive master of ceremonies all announcements
to be made during evening with the time
of schedule of events. Make sure for grand

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Left: Maggie Sottero Style “Fairchild”
Feminine yet simply elegant, this
unembellished lace fit and flare
wedding dress over Inessa jersey,
with three-quarter sleeves and scoop
neckline, puts emphasis on refined
lightness.
Right: Maggie Sottero Style “Aspen”
Illusion side panels and a daring
open back with strap and covered
buttons add a sexy touch to an
otherwise traditional style. Elegant
and classic, this A-Line wedding
dress with bateau neckline, flaunts
exquisite beading and an ultra-
feminine shape.

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WeddiGng owns

Left: Maggie Sottero Style “Roberta”
This classic sheath wedding dress
features embellished illusion lace
over jersey and atop a feminine
sweetheart neckline. Complete with
a dramatic illusion scooped back and
scalloped hemline.
Right: Maggie Sottero Style
“Andraea” Modern and romantic,
this seemingly weightless slim A-line
wedding dress is adorned with
Swarovski crystals and glimmering
beaded embellishments on soft tulle.
Godet panels add soft volume and
ethereal elegance to the skirt.

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Left: Justin Alexander Style 8904F
(Suzanne’s Exclusive) Inspired by 1950’s
fashion, this ball gown has a Queen
Anne neckline, allover lace pattern,
open keyhole back, and eyelash hem
lace. Gown also available tea length.
Right: Justin Alexander Style 8907
(Suzanne’s Exclusive) Accessorize
your shoulders with the detachable
cape that is included with this sexy,
allover beaded embroidered lace
mermaid gown with a V-neckline,
low V-back, and horsehair hem.

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Left: Justin Alexander Style 8902
(Suzanne’s Exclusive) Modern
sophistication is created by this
A-line gown with a Sabrina neckline,
sequin beaded lace, attached beaded
belt, open keyhole back, and buttons
to the end of the chapel length train.
Right: Justin Alexander Style 8900
(Suzanne’s Exclusive) Exposed boning
makes a statement in this separates
combination. The bodice features a
sweetheart neckline and illusion lace.
The full tulle skirt is soft and flowing
with a satin waistband and cathedral
length train.

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gown selection

PHOTO CREDITS

ON LOCATION: TheAshleyCastle.com

PHOTO: CilentoPhotography.com

WEDDING GOWN: SuzannesBridalBoutique.com

HAIR & MAKE UP: HairByBraidyHunt

O nce you decide on the style of wedding you Make sure to get an estimate on costs for your
want, it is time to select a gown that comple- alterations, as well as what will be done for the
ments your body type, personality, wedding cost involved. Make sure once your gown arrives
date, ceremony site, reception site, and theme. you make appointments for alterations, in order to
Browse gown websites and bridal magazines to make sure your gown fits you perfectly! When the
find styles of dresses you like. Do not order a gown bridal shop says “final fitting”, this will take multiple
you have not physically seen or tried on! Check appointments to get everything right. Make sure
a store’s reputation on service before and after to buy proper undergarments and wear these to
the sale, (especially on alterations), then make your fitting.
an appointment. Some stores may take your order Before paying a deposit, be aware of the store’s
and deliver a copy rather than the designer gown policies regarding payments, refunds, cancellations,
you selected and paid for. Full service bridal shops alterations, and pressing. When you select your
provide you with start-to-finish assistance. Inform gown, get everything in writing in a contract signed
the shop of your wedding date, the day you need by you and the bridal shop representative. The
your dress, type and style of wedding you are contract should include the maker’s name, style
planning, and describe styles of dresses you number, size, color, special order requirements
are interested in. Have a budget in mind, which (extra fabric, lace, sequins, pearls), delivery date,
includes your dress, headpiece, veil, shoes, slip, total cost, payment requirements, and exactly what
undergarments, accessories, alterations, and is included for the price. Make sure you know
pressing. Try on gowns the store manager recom- whether the price you are paying includes pressing
mends for your body type, since they have seen the gown. If it does not, make sure you allow extra
this gown on many brides. A money-saving idea time for this process. Make sure you know how to
is to buy a dress off the rack. Do not settle for a bustle your gown, or take your mother or maid/
gown, there are many options within various matron of honor to the store with you. At your
budgets available. •••reception you will be thankful you did!

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continued FROM PAGE 16 and high chairs?
• Is there a get ready room for the bride if you are
• When does the event end, and is overtime an
option, if so, how much? having your ceremony on site? When do you get
access so you may start hair and makeup?
• How many events could they have on site in one • Is there a get ready room for the groom if you are
day? having your ceremony on site? When do you get
access?
• Is there a noise ordinance? • Get everything in writing with an itemized quote.
• Is the location accessible to handicap guests?
• What is the refund, cancellation, and change of Catering Questions

date policy? • Is the caterer available for your target wedding
• Are you guaranteed to not have your location(s) dates?

changed once booked? • Will the caterer set up and service your food to
• If you don’t like the linens, chairs, china, or crystal, guests, or just deliver?

may you rent your own, or do they offer an • What types of service does the caterer offer? (i.e.,
upgraded package? If so, what are options? Plated, Buffet, Stations, Carving Stations, Butler
• If an outdoor area, what is Plan B for inclement Passed Hors d’oeuvres, Desserts and Pastries,
weather? Specialty Coffee, Late Night Snacks, etc.)
• Do they include heaters or umbrellas, charge you
for rentals, or do you have to rent on your own? • What are options for kids’ meals, vegetarians,
• If you need a tent, do they rent the tent, or do you? vendor meals, and other dietary restrictions?
• Define inclement weather.
• Is there valet parking, and what is the fee? • What non-alcoholic beverages may we choose
• If the property has a preferred vendor list, are they from, and how are these served?
truly “preferred vendors,” or are these vendors
paying a fee to be listed as a preferred vendor? • What is the minimum food and beverage revenue
• Are you able to bring in your own vendors? requirement?
• What is included in the price of the reception site
and get a detailed breakdown per item with any • You may see or hear ++ (known as plus tax and
additional optional charges. plus gratuity).
• Do you need to purchase special event insurance?
• Is the reception site zoned and licensed to have • Find out if your menus are ++ inclusive (including)
events vs. being a home rental only? or exclusive (excluding) of tax and gratuity.
• If you are inviting kids, do they have booster seats
• What is the gratuity percentage?
www.ArizonaBridalSource.com • What is the sales tax percentage?
• What is the staff to guest ratio?

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continued FROM PAGE 35 Bartending Questions

• How many staff/servers will be focused on prepar- This normally applies if your bartending company is
ing the food vs. service of the food? a separate company from your caterer, yet may be
some overlap.
• Does your caterer use experienced staff/servers • Do you have to rent glasses, or are bar glasses
who have worked with their company repetitively,
or do they hire temporary personnel? included?
• What are the options for the champagne, beer,
• Will your caterer set your tables, chairs, linens,
crystal, china, and flatware for everyone to eat? wine, and mixed drink glasses?
• If not renting, do you provide plastic cups?
• Does your caterer have tables, chairs, linens, crys- • Who provides the ice?
tal, china, and flatware for you to rent, or do you • Who provides straws?
have to rent your own? • Who provides the juices, and what kind?
• Who provides the mixers, and what kind?
• What are the hours included in the price for the • Who provides the liquor, and what kind?
caterers to deliver, set, serve, and strike (break- • Who provides the champagne?
down)? • Will the wine and beer be chilled, and how?
• Who will pour the champagne toast?
• What is the percentage the caterer prepares for • Who will pass the wine at the table?
food over your guest count? • Who will take drink orders at the table?
• Will there be a tip jar on the bar?
• Does your caterer specialize in wedding cakes, • What is included in the price?
pastries, and desserts? • What does your bar setup look like?
• How many bartenders will be provided based on
• If not, is there a cake cutting fee?
• Does your caterer have set menus, or may you “x” expected guests?
• Will the bartender have servers to butler pass
customize?
• What is the refund, cancellation, and change of drinks to alleviate congestion at the bar for the
first half hour of your cocktail reception?
date clause? • What do the bartenders wear?
• When may you do a tasting, and what is included, • Is the bartending company licensed and insured?
• Are you able to be an additional insured on that
or charged? policy?
• What do the head captains and servers wear? • Do you need to purchase special event insurance?
• Is the caterer licensed and insured? • Get everything in writing with an itemized quote.
• Are you able to be an additional insured on their

policy?
• Do you need to purchase special event insurance?
• Get everything in writing with an itemized quote.

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Besides being a
creative masterpiece,
your wedding
cake should taste
incredible.

Schedule Your Cake PHOTO CREDIT
Tasting Appointment RobertsCatering.net
in Advance

Items to take to Wedding Cake Tasting:
• Wedding Gown photo
• Bridesmaid Dress photo
• Bride’s Floral Bouquet photo
• Wedding Cake Photos
• Fabric swatches
• Guest Count

PHOTO CREDIT
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Wedding Cake Items PHOTO CREDIT
to Review with Your
Baker: 39A R I Z O N A B R I D A L S O URoRbCeErtsGCaUtIeDriEng.net

• Guest Count
• Budget
• Shape
• Flavors
• Fillings
• Icing
• Cake Stand (size of bottom tier of

cake dictates cake stand size)
• Cake Topper (weight and size is

important, if fresh florals who handles
florist or bakery?)
• Weather (Summer in Scottsdale, AZ
vs. Winter in Sedona, AZ)
• Cake Table Size & Linens
• Cupcakes, Cake Shots, Cheesecakes,
Desserts, Pastries, and Individual Bundt
Cakes
• Dessert Table Size & Linens
• Rental Items
• Delivery, Setup, and Doors Opening Time
• Cake Box for Leftover Cake or Cake Top
• Groom’s Cake
• Favors for Guests

2017 holiday calendar

JANUARY FEBRUARY JANUARY New Year’s Day
1
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S 16 Martin Luther King, Jr.’s
1234567 1234 Birthday observed
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 28 Chinese New Year
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 30-31 Phoenix Open (cont. into Feb.)
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
29 30 31 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 F E B R U A R Y
26 27 28
MARCH 1-5 Phoenix Open (cont. from Jan.)
APRIL 5 Super Bowl Sunday
SMTWT F S (in Houston, TX)
1234 SMTWT F S 14 Valentine’s Day
1 20 President’s Day
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2345678 MARCH
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
26 27 28 29 30 31 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 12 Daylight Savings Time Starts
2330 24 25 26 27 28 29 17 St. Patrick’s Day
MAY
JUNE APRIL April Fool’s Day
SMTWT F S 1 Palm Sunday
123456 SMTWT F S 9 Passover
123 11-18 Good Friday
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Easter Sunday
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 16 Earth Day
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22
28 29 30 31 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 MAY Cinco de Mayo
JULY 5 Mother’s Day
AUGUST 14 Memorial Day
SMTWT F S 29
1 SMTWT F S
12345 JUNE Father’s Day
2345678 18
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 JULY Independence Day
2330 2431 25 26 27 28 29 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 4 Parents’ Day
27 28 29 30 31 23
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER SEPTEMBER
SMTWT F S 4 Labor Day
12 SMTWT F S 10 Grandparents’ Day
1234567 21 Rosh Hashanah
3456789 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 30 Yom Kippur
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 OCTOBER Columbus Day
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 9 Sweetest Day
21 Mother-in-Law’s Day
NOVEMBER DECEMBER 22 Halloween
31
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S
1234 12 N OVEMBER Daylight Savings Time Ends
5 Election Day
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3456789 7 TVhetaenrkasng’sivDinagy
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2113
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30 2341 25 26 27 28 29 30 DECEMBER Hanukkah
13-20 Christmas Eve
24 C1shtriDstamyaosf Kwanzaa
2256 New Year’s Eve
31

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2018 holiday calendar

JANUARY FEBRUARY JANUARY New Year’s Day
1
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S 15 Martin Luther King, Jr.’s
123456 123 Birthday observed
30-31 Phoenix Open (cont. into Feb.)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 F E B R U A R Y
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 1-4 Phoenix Open (cont. from Jan.)
4 Super Bowl Sunday
MARCH APRIL (in Minneapolis, MN)
14 Valentine’s Day
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S 16 Chinese New Year
123 1234567 19 President’s Day
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 MARCH
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 29 30 11 Daylight Savings Time Starts
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 17 St. Patrick’s Day
JUNE 25 Palm Sunday
MAY 30 Good Friday
SMTWT F S 31 Passover (cont. into April)
SMTWT F S 12
12345 APRIL
3456789
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1-7 Passover (cont. from March)
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1 Easter Sunday
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 212 EAaprrtihl FDoaoyl’s Day
27 28 29 30 31
AUGUST MAY Cinco de Mayo
JULY 5 Mother’s Day
SMTWT F S 13 Memorial Day
SMTWT F S 1234 28
1234567
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 JUNE Father’s Day
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 17
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 JULY Independence Day
4 Parents’ Day
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 22

SMTWT F S SMTWT F S SEPTEMBER Labor Day
1 123456 3 Grandparents’ Day
9 Rosh Hashanah
2345678 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 10 Yom Kippur
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 19
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
2330 24 25 26 27 28 29 28 29 30 31 OCTOBER SCwoleuemtebsutsDDaayy
280 Mother-in-Law’s Day
NOVEMBER DECEMBER 28 Halloween
31
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S
123 1 NOVEMBER
4 Daylight Savings Time Ends
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2345678 6 Election Day
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2112 TVhetaenrkasng’sivDinagy
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28 29 30 2330 2431 25 26 27 28 29 DECEMBER
3-10 Hanukkah
2245 CChhrriissttmmaass Eve
26 1st Day of Kwanzaa
31 New Year’s Eve

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2019 holiday calendar

JANUARY FEBRUARY JANUARY New Year’s Day
1
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S 21 Martin Luther King, Jr.’s
12345 12 Birthday observed
29-31 Phoenix Open (cont. into Feb.)
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3456789
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 F E B R U A R Y
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 1-4 Phoenix Open (cont. from Jan.)
3 Super Bowl Sunday
MARCH APRIL (in Atlanta, GA)
5 Chinese New Year
SMTWT F S SMTWT F S 14 Valentine’s Day
12 123456 18 President’s Day

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Ahwatukee Country Club
12432 S. 48th St., Phoenix, AZ 85044, 480.893.9772, www.AhwatukeeGolf.com
Majestic Views of South Mountain for your 125
o5u0ttdoo1o5r 0wgeudedsitnsgwciethreemxcoenpyt,ioannadl pcueirsfiencet.for Max. Room Capacity Inside: 400
Max. Room Capacity Outside: Yes
Ceremony Site Available: Yes
Outside Caterer Permitted: No

Outside Liquor Permitted: $

Range of the Average Price*:

Aldea at Tlaquepaque
4150 W. Peoria Ave., Ste. 132, Phoenix, AZ 85029, 602.866.2222, www.aldeaweddings.com
Ashtaapnirrdicvalaastiedesbv, irtliolcawkgceeorisun,rttfhyoaeurndntsoa,ribnthasw,lcaeonsndtievasa,lmblerayidzwgeeiotshf, 300
arched hallways. The beautiful architecture, Max. Room Capacity Inside: 300
towering mature trees, and Spanish style Max. Room Capacity Outside: Yes
dtuentaitiiless.prOovuidtdeoeonrdcleosusrtpyiacrtudrsesaqnude oinpdpooor-r Ceremony Site Available: Yes
reception space available. Your own private Outside Caterer Permitted: Yes
village awaits you. Outside Liquor Permitted: $$$
Range of the Average Price*:

The Ashley Castle
1300 S. Price Rd., Chandler, AZ 85286, 480.857.8030 www.TheAshleyCastle.com
An ideal setting for exquisite wedding cere- 300
monies and elegant receptions, The Ashley Max. Room Capacity Inside: 300
dCeassitgleneisdatnooirnnsaptierely-ydoeucrorgauteesdtsevaenndt smpaakcee Max. Room Capacity Outside: Yes
an immediate and unforgettable impression. Ceremony Site Available: Yes
Outside Caterer Permitted: Yes
Outside Liquor Permitted: $$$$$
Range of the Average Price*:

Club West Golf Course
16400 S. 14th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85045, 480.460.4400, www.ClubWestGolf.com
Panoramic majestic mountain views with 125
gorgeous sunsets beside an iridescent Max. Room Capacity Inside: 150
lake and the beauty of the Sonoran desert Max. Room Capacity Outside: Yes
smuerrnouusnodrscuysotoumaizte yColuubr oWwensmt.enTaun. talizing Ceremony Site Available: Yes
Outside Caterer Permitted: No
Outside Liquor Permitted:
Range of the Average Price*: $

The Foothills Golf Club
2201 E. Clubhouse Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85048, 480.460.4653, www.TheFoothillsGC.com
Nestled in the rustic beauty of South 225
Mountain’s ridges, The Foothills Golf Club Max. Room Capacity Inside: 225
mofofeurnstaanininvtiiemwasteasnedttainpgewrfiethctblroecaatthiotankifnogr Max. Room Capacity Outside: Yes
a sunset wedding for up to 225 guests. Ceremony Site Available: Yes
See Ad, Page 7 Outside Caterer Permitted: No
Outside Liquor Permitted:
Range of the Average Price*: $

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The Wright House
636 W. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85201, 480.833.0902, www.thewrighthouse.com
Choose between two unique venues: A 150
bfoorsm, falol wViecrtobreiadns, Eanndglvisinhegcaorvdeernedwviethrangdazaeh-; Max. Room Capacity Inside: 275
or a Southern French garden with gorgeous Max. Room Capacity Outside: Yes
fountains and the rustic charm of a French Ceremony Site Available: Yes
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own caterer welcome. See Ad, Page 1 Outside Liquor Permitted: $$
Range of the Average Price*:

Anthem Golf & Country Club, 2708 W. Anthem Club Dr., Anthem, AZ 85086, 623.465.3021
Amidst the sun-splashed mountains and the beauty of the Sonoran Desert, $44YNN55$eoos0$0
Anthem Golf & Country Club sets the breathtaking backdrop for your Max. Room Capacity Inside:
wedding. Our two clubhouses, beautifully landscaped lawns, expansive Max. Room Capacity Outside:
patios, and indoor ballroom with floor to ceiling windows are among the Ceremony Site Available:
perfect settings for your special day. Outside Caterer Permitted:
Outside Liquor Permitted:
Range of the Average Price*:

Antique Wedding House, 307 E. First St., Mesa, AZ 85201, 480.649.1934
The Antique Wedding House offers a quaint and unique fairy tale aura. 1YYY4$8eee0$sss0
Begin your life together in our twinkle lit garden gazebo or intimate chapel Max. Room Capacity Inside:
setting. Our personalized event planning and complimentary coordinator Max. Room Capacity Outside:
ensure satisfaction in planning your memorable vision. All inclusive or build Ceremony Site Available:
your day options available. Outside Caterer Permitted:
Outside Liquor Permitted:
Range of the Average Price*:

Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, 2400 E. Missouri Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85016, 602.381.7603
Arizona Biltmore offers more than 40,000 square feet of unique ceremony 11$,,YNN$82e$00oos$00
and reception space on its lush 39-acre property. Each ballroom and Max. Room Capacity Inside:
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accessories, manicured gardens, and majestic views of the mountains. Ceremony Site Available:
Outside Caterer Permitted:
Outside Liquor Permitted:
Range of the Average Price*:

Arizona Grand Resort, 7777 S. Arizona Grand Pkwy., Phoenix, AZ 85044, 602.431.6457
vFeronmueos.neAorifztohneamGorastnedxRpaensosirvtepbroavllridoeosmwsiidnethvearSieotuythowf veesrtstaotioleuwr luesdhdionugtdsioteosr 25$,YNN0$0eoo0s0$0
and packages. Each of our restaurants features a different theme and setting for Max. Room Capacity Inside:
a rehearsal dinner that’s just as memorable as the real thing. Max. Room Capacity Outside:
Ceremony Site Available:
Outside Caterer Permitted:
Outside Liquor Permitted:

Range of the Average Price*:

Boojum Tree’s Hidden Gardens, 16026 N. 36th St., Phoenix, AZ 85032, 602.867.8975
Imagine getting married in our Hacienda style Plaza, socializing in our Old 22YNN$00e$oos00
World Cantina, dining in our Indoor Tropical Garden and dancing the night Max. Room Capacity Inside:
away in our beautiful Palm Garden. Boojum Tree is a garden paradise, Max. Room Capacity Outside:
perfect for the event of your dreams. Ceremony Site Available:
Outside Caterer Permitted:
Outside Liquor Permitted:

Range of the Average Price*:

The Clubhouse at Tonto Verde, 18401 El Circulo Dr., Rio Verde, AZ 85263, 480.471.2582 Ext. 303
Adjacent to North Scottsdale, the Clubhouse at Tonto Verde’s view of Four 11YNN$22e$oos55
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newly designed Santa Fe style clubhouse offers indoor and outdoor event Max. Room Capacity Outside:
space for your special day. Ceremony Site Available:
Outside Caterer Permitted:
Outside Liquor Permitted:
Range of the Average Price*:

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