We are still a bit in love with our florist, Susie from Black Eyed Susie’s . When my mom and I first met her in her small storefront located in River Edge, I knew she was for us.
Filled with energy, creativity, good ideas and best of all, a sense of humor, she immediately understood our [...]
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Black Eyed Susies: The florist who didn’t flinch when we mentioned artichokes, herbs and a red dress
Posted in Art, Flowers, Starting to plan your wedding, Style, Weddings By Artists, tagged artichokes, black eyed susies, food in flower arrangements, nj florist, ny florist, Susan Scimeca, susie scimeca, Tony Richards, wedding bouqet, wedding flowers, wedding reception, wedding reception flowers, weddings by artist network on November 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Weddings by Artists Network
Posted in Weddings By Artists, tagged poet, celebrant, weddings by artists network, artists, wedding art, art for weddings, commission artist, torah artwork, ketubbah, national artists, regional artists, sonia gordon-walinsky, artist profile, paskukart, harpist, song writer, Photographer, dress designer, baker, book maker, cartoonist on October 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Earlier this year I founded the Weddings by Artists Network. This Network brings together artists who craft unique and personalized items for weddings. Harpists, song writers, ketubbah painters, poets, photographers, celebrants, dress designers, bakers, book makers, cartoonists, and more can be find there.
The most recent artist profile on the blog is with Sonia Gordon-Walinsky. Her [...]
Introducing… my mother, Melabee M. Miller!
Posted in Weddings By Artists, tagged architectural photographer, architectural photography, art cubes, botanical images, can't fail window treaments, Chloe Miller, chloe yelena miller, chloe's mom, floorcloths, melabee m miller, melabee miller, mob, mother of the bride, wedding favors, wedding poems, Weddings By Artists on July 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
We probably won’t do formal introductions at the wedding (no one is invited who doesn’t know us…) I would like to take this opportunity introduce you to my mother, Melabee M. Miller. An artist, she’s inspired me since I used to borrow her Sharpie pens and draw under her desk in a NYC industrial design [...]
