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THE END OF THE INTERNSHIP: ACCORDING TO VICKY

9/4/2020

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Last week marked the end of my 2020 internship with Cape Cod Celebrations. While this summer was unlike any other, I still had an amazing time working with Jamie and Stephanie and all the other interns. One thing that remains constant at 358 Main Street is a great comradery between everyone who's there. I loved meeting in the office every Tuesday to work in the same space with everyone else and to still feel like part of the team even with very little events going on.
I was lucky enough to work at another micro wedding in the beginning of August at a private home in Yarmouth. It was a perfect day, weather wise, and because of how small the wedding was we had a lot of flexibility with the timeline and execution of the event. For example, the bride was able to change into a cocktail dress after the formal portraits were done to enjoy a pre-ceremony cocktail hour with her small group of guests, and we waited to start the ceremony until the sun was just starting to go down and the lighting was perfect. While the smaller event was very different from the couple’s original vision, the small size allowed for more flexibility which can be a benefit for other couples making tough wedding decisions.
Merrisa Caroline Photography
Merrisa Caroline Photography
Merrisa Caroline Photography
As sad as we all are to not have our normal slate of events going, we’ve all been trying to make the most of our surprising free time. Jamie, Stephanie, and I took a mini road trip the other week to create content for our new email newsletter! SIGN UP HERE! Over the summer I’ve been working on craft cocktail recipes to share in the newsletters and I wanted pictures of the drinks from all over the Cape, so the three of us took a trip to P-Town and worked our way back, stopping and taking pictures along the way. It was a really fun day, and one that we normally wouldn’t be able to do.
Overall I’ve loved my second year of interning at Cape Cod Celebrations. It was very different from last year, but amazing in its own way. Working closely with a few couples to do small events was very fulfilling and allowed for amazing and unique events. Having more time to create fun content has been amazing. I’m so grateful to Jamie and Stephanie and the whole team for adding some fun to my summer. ​
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Happy New Year 2019!

1/1/2019

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Happy New Year!

We love to take a minute after the clock strikes midnight to reflect on all the amazing we had in 2018.  It was such a wonderful year for us here at Cape Cod Celebrations and once again we cannot express how grateful we are for the support and love we receive from friends, family and vendors in the industry.


Here is a look back at some of the amazing things that happened in 2018!
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Photo Credit: Ali Rosa Photography
26 Tented Events from
Sagamore Beach to Provincetown
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Photo Credit: First Mate Photography
​14 Other Celebrations
Bridal Showers, Proposals,
Non-Profit Events, Oh My!
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Renovated our new office
at 358 Main!
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Photo Credit: KML Photography
54 Happily Married Couples
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Photo Credit: Katie Noble Photography
17 Featured Weddings,
Featured Advice & More
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Named to The Knot
Best of Weddings
Hall of Fame!
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CAPE COD COUPLES TELL ALL | Annie & Brian | May 28, 2017

5/28/2018

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Next up on "Cape Cod Couples Tell All" - meet Annie & Brian!  Jamie had the pleasure of working with them in 2017 at Chatham Bars Inn and it was a weekend to remember!  Even though it has only been a year (Happy Anniversary!) we thought it would be fun to catch up with them and get their thoughts on their Memorial Day Weekend wedding!  Enjoy!
Cape Cod
1. What made you choose Cape Cod for your wedding?
Cape Cod was actually a special place for both of us. Annie’s parents honeymooned on Cape Cod in 1974 and she spent the summer at their house in Harwich for her entire life, and always envisioned getting married on the Cape. Separately, the year before Annie and Brian met, Brian’s parents discovered Chatham Bars Inn and decided it was a great place for the family to come together for Labor Day. Once Annie and Brian started dating, Labor Day on the Cape became a joint family tradition, and, three years later, Brian proposed at Chatham Bars Inn, with both families present, over Labor Day weekend. So, getting married on the Cape was a fairly obvious decision!
 
2. Why would you tell future brides and grooms to get married on Cape Cod? 
The Cape is an “almost” destination wedding. It lets guests be fully focused on the wedding, but it is not too far away from Boston, New York, and other major cities. So it is easy to get to but still feels remote and special. Further, there are so many fun things to do on Cape Cod! We had a blast putting together our website full of recommendations, and sending guests on various trips on the Saturday of our long weekend wedding!


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Your Wedding!
1. In a three words, how would you describe your wedding?
 
Us. Love Yellow


2. Was your wedding exactly what you had envisioned?
It was even better! We really wanted it to feel down to earth and rustic, yet classy and true to the Cape. We also really wanted to take care of our guests and make sure that everyone had an amazing time (particularly because every single person had to travel to be there!). 
 

3. What was your biggest concern in planning your wedding? 
Honestly, we were just really worried about making everyone happy. We didn’t want anyone to feel excluded or bad, and we wanted to create an environment that made every single person feel like they were part of the fun. We also had a lot of moving pieces, so we were always worried about everything coming together coherently!
 

4. What was your favorite part of the planning process? What was the most difficult part? 
The most difficult part was definitely the guest list! It is never fun to prioritize some people over others, and we were doing that across our own friends and our families. Our biggest piece of advice is that if there are 1 or 2 people on the line invite them! You will never regret having them, but you might regret not inviting them.
Our favorite part was thinking of all of the personal details – what song we would walk in to, getting customized “Brannie” corn hole, etc. We really liked taking the formula and making it scream “us”.
 
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What was your favorite part of the wedding? 
It is a tie. The first look was definitely a highlight. It was the only time that day (until we got back to our hotel room at 2 am!) that we got to spend alone together, and it was just really fun to take a pause and laugh about the whole ordeal, eat some ice cream (we did our first look at Schoolhouse Ice Cream in Harwich!), and then to pile my wedding dress into our car and drive to CBI, and show up for the actual thing together as a team. We also just had SO much fun after dinner at our wedding when we totally let loose and danced with our friends and each other and just celebrated!
 

6. Looking back, would you change anything about your wedding? If so, what and why? 
This is super minor, and probably speaks to the fact that there is not really anything we would change. But, if we could change one thing, it is that it was REALLY cold at the (outdoor) ceremony, and we wish we had asked the groomsmen to give the bridesmaids their jackets…both because then the girls would not have been actively shivering the whole time AND because that would have made for some pretty cute pictures!
 
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Who was your favorite vendor? 
Ummmm, Jamie Bohlin and Cape Cod Celebrations, obviously. I mean, in all seriousness, Jamie and her team made wedding planning a joy. I had so much fun working with Jamie and she made all of the decisions feel very manageable. Working with her and her team was hands down the best decision that I made in the whole process (other than marrying my husband, of course!).
 
But, if I have to pick a vendor other than Jamie, I think I would say Kate Mann and team at Chatham Bars Inn. Honestly, I was really nervous when we selected the venue that the wedding would feel “cookie cutter” because they do so many, but in the end it felt more personal and true to my husband and me than most other weddings we have been to. We could not have done this without the dedication of Kate, the Chef, and everyone else who listened to our vision and absolutely made it happen.
 

8. What do you think your guests would say their favorite part of your wedding was? 
All of it?? I mean, everything except for the cold ceremony! People really liked our pre-dinner dance set, because it broke up the eating between our long cocktail “hour” and the dinner. They also just loved the band and the dancing in general.
 

9. How would you title your wedding?
“How many fun things can we squeeze into one weekend?!”


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Wedding Planner
1. Why did you decide to hire a wedding planner?
 
Honestly, Chatham Bars Inn actually required that we have a coordinator because we were doing a tent wedding. I think we would have wanted a planner anyway, just because there were so many moving parts, but I didn’t start seriously looking until I had to.

 

2. For upcoming brides, why do you think it is important for them to consider hiring a planner?
This was literally the best decision we made.  She did many things for me (and I was in grad school so had a lot of time, so I wasn't really offloading to her, she added value beyond that).  Most importantly, she:
  1. Thought of random things I may not have (e.g., we had a vintage pair of skis as our "guest book" which was super awesome) and just made sure I didn't miss anything
  2. Recommended vendors, although I ultimately chose them (she weeded from the world to 5ish options, then I would pick from there)
  3. Managed the various vendors for me, particularly in making sure that we had everything we needed, getting the prices as reasonable as possible, and, mission critically, just making sure everything was ready to go in that two week before period and managing EVERYTHING day/weekend of
  4. Was an overall thought partner...told me when I was being silly and when I wasn't, helped me prioritize things in terms of budget, etc. Also, frankly, helped me think through some of the weird family things that came up and was a general person who knew the industry and what I was experiencing and I could talk to whenever.
  5. Orchestrated all of the day of stuff-- literally, one of our buses got in an accident and we NEVER HEARD ABOUT IT. She just took care of everything. YOu DO NOT WANT TO BE THINKING ABOUT ANYTHING ON THE DAY BEFORE OR OF YOUR WEDDING. TRUST ME. Even if you think you are that chill cool got it together couple, just trust me, weddings bring out the crazy in you and everyone you know.  It is just better if you aren't worried about whether the hors d'oeuvres are going out on time when you are trying to manage pictures with grandma and a nutty photographer.  Also, you don't want to have to move flowers from one place to another or make sure the ceremony programs are in place or ANY of that stuff.  You just want to do you that day.  
 
3. What was it like working with a planner? What was your overall experience like? 
Jamie is so down to earth and straight forward that working with her was incredibly easy! My experience felt like Jamie gave me a high level “work plan” (as in, we should be thinking about flowers, photographer, and a band this month), I gave her some thoughts about my vision for those things, she came back with some options, and I overanalyzed each option and made a decision. She let me be controlling and picky while making sure I checked all of the boxes and helping me find vendors and ideas that really fit with my vision. It just made me feel like no balls would be dropped, but I could still plug in as much (or as little) as I wanted to.
 

4. Why would you recommend Cape Cod Celebrations over other companies? 
I can’t imagine a better thought partner than Jamie – she is smart, funny, thoughtful, and totally “gets it” when you explain your vision. Also, she knows EVERYONE!!! She used to work at Chatham Bars Inn, so she easily navigated working with them, and she clearly has fantastic relationships with all of the other vendors. I can’t tell you how many vendors absolutely raved about Jamie in side conversations – I just think that by working with her you get a leg up internally because she is amazing AND you get a leg up externally because all of the other vendors love her and will work with her to create your vision.
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Wedding Advice
1. What advice would you give other brides about planning a wedding? 
  1. Give your husband tasks! With timelines! Don’t do it all yourself, because planning together is actually really fun and romantic.
  2. Stop worrying about other people! It is your day! Try not to offend anyone, and then make the day / weekend about you guys.
  3. Pick the 3 things you care about the most and then over-invest in those things, and don’t get worked up about the others. For me, I really cared about the band, so I was neurotic about selecting the band and sending them every song I liked and didn’t like, etc. I did NOT care about flowers, so I forced myself to be more relaxed about those and not engage as much except for the high level vision.
 
2. What was most helpful to you in the planning process? 
Jamie and her timeline. I had my own timeline, but she knew when things had to get done in order to be right for the wedding, so made sure that we didn’t miss anything along the way.
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How’s married life!? 
Amazing! In many ways, very similar, but in many ways much more chill and familial. We have a puppy now – who is AMAZING – and learning about each other as “parents” has been a whole new adventure! We love being a pseudo little family and finally just stepping back and saying, hey, if all we want to do on Friday night is cuddle our puppy and watch Star Wars, let’s just do that!

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SURPRISE!! Special Additions to Your Cape Cod Wedding

5/1/2017

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Everyone is looking for ways to wow their guests at their wedding, so we have come up with a few fun ideas that may add an element of fun and surprise to your day!  Have a special surprise you are planning? Share it with us!

Fireworks
Who doesn't like fireworks?!?  Fireworks are a great way to end a very special day and it is always a great element of surprise.  The tricky thing about fireworks on Cape Cod is the time of year and location, not to mention the cost.  We typically work with Atlas, based in NH, and they can set off displays from barges or the beach depending on the requirements of the town.

Food
Everyone also loves delicious and fun food!  Why not surprise your guests with a sneaky treat during the wedding?  We have seen ice cream trucks drive up at the end of the wedding while guests are leaving - Choco Taco anyone? - and Ben and Jerry's come with an ice cream sundae bar. Yum!

Want to keep the fun during the wedding?  Rent a cotton candy machine or snow cone maker for your guests to enjoy - just check with your caterer or venue first to make sure they can man it for you!


Late night snacks for the dance floor are always a hit - but have fun with it!  Change it up with donuts, mini milk shakes and cookies, mini ice cream cones or go savory with cones of fries, tater tots or mini lobster rolls!  Your guests will thank you!

Drink
Beverages are also a fun way to add an element of surprise to your day!  At cocktail hour, consider a specialty bar where guests can make their own version of your favorite alcohol - think prosecco bar, gin bar or whiskey bar.  If you love beer, feature a beer bar of local favorites - we have so many great breweries on Cape Cod!  Or after dinner, open up a coffee bar where guests can add in their favorite liquor.

Other Ideas!
Once the dance floor opens there are great ways to surprise your guests with more fun!  If you or your groom love cigars, consider hiring a cigar roller to come to the event and roll fresh cigars for everyone to enjoy or take home.  After kicking off the next big step in your future, think about a twist and feature a tarot card reader for your guests to see what their future may have in store!

For your after party, think of fun ways to surprise your guests with pops of WOW like a light up dance floor, gambling tables or karaoke!  Think of ways to make your after party a totally different feel than the wedding so walking into the space will be like they just entered a whole new party.

There are so many other new and fun ideas of ways to surprise your guests, just think outside the box and bring in elements that you may not have even considered for your wedding day!

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It's 2014! You're Getting Married This Year!

1/1/2014

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I always love when we cross over into a new year, because my brides can finally say “I am getting married this year!”.  Which also means that their wedding day is creeping even closer and wedding planning has to get kicked into high gear.  Here is a list of what my 2014 brides are working on at this point in their planning process once the New Year has hit.

1. Finalizing the Guest List: Who are definite?  Who can we cut?  Are kids invited?

2. Vendors: If your major vendors are not secured yet (florist, photographer, DJ/Band) get on it and make some final decisions!

3. Venue: If you do not have a venue and you are looking at 2014, you will need to reach out ASAP to get availability in the months you are interested in!  At this time, September 2014 is almost completely booked for most venues and vendors!

4. Save-The-Dates: At this point, most all weddings for 2014 should have sent their save the dates.  The exception would be weddings in October, November, December.

5. Invites: The process should be in the works for design!  Invites go out around 3 months before your wedding date.

6. Wedding Website: Be sure you have one and that it is up to date with information!

7. Payments: Be sure to do a review of your vendor contracts and see when your next payments are due.

8.  Attire: Finalize what everyone is wearing and start ordering!

9.  Rings: Start looking at wedding bands and be sure to order them in time so that they are ready for you to pick-up a couple of weeks before the wedding!

10.  The Fun Stuff: Decor, favors, photo booths, oh my!  
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