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Virtual Family Holiday Celebrations

12/13/2020

 
We know there are many families who will not be gathering together over the holidays this year. Even though families won't physically be together, there are still ways to honor special traditions and celebrate with one another, virtually!
Here are some ideas to spruce up your family’s online celebrations this year:

  • Dress up! Halloween might be a thing of the past, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have some good old dressin’ up fun! Why not dress up like Buddy the Elf or another favorite holiday character (The Grinch, anyone?). You could also dress every family member in a series of ugly Christmas sweaters - heck, you could even turn this into a contest between groups! 

​If crazy dress up is not your style, use this gathering as an excuse to ditch the covid sweatpants and fix yourself up a bit!

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  • Get in the mood early with some creative and festive cocktails. The possibilities are endless when it comes to festive spirits and drinks. Share your recipes among family members and toast each other online - together, apart!
  • Play some games! There are so many options when it comes to online group games. You can download fan favorites, Jack Box Games, and play a series with your family members near and far! 
For families with younger children in the mix, you can adapt “Simon Says” to “Santa Says” and create a new favorite activity!
Create a Christmas BINGO game, Christmas Pictionary, or a Christmas Scavenger Hunt. The possibilities are endless!
  • Sing Christmas Carols together!  There probably won’t be any carolers stopping by houses this year, due to the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t enjoy this experience. Try singing a few together online - or have each family perform their favorite Christmas song for the others watching on zoom!
  • Invite Santa to join! This will surely be a hit with families that have a lot of younger children. Invite your favorite Santa to join in on your Zoom (or twist your Uncle’s arm to dress the part!) Kiddos will be excited to see Santa on the Zoom screen, for sure!
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Ways to Say Good-Bye to the Dumpster Fire That Was 2020

12/11/2020

 
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Wow! 2020 - what a year?! There aren’t quite enough words to describe all of the feelings, emotions, and happenings of this past year. We have a few new words and meanings to add to our vocabularies and vernacular - pandemic (not really new, but used more this past year than probably ever before), virtual, socially distanced, hybrid, and Zoom.

As event planners, New Year’s Eve is typically the perfect excuse to throw an awesome party! This year we won’t be throwing any huge gatherings or celebrations. 2020 was quite a ride of ups and downs. But - we’ve survived and made it, and that is something worth celebrating!

We’ve come up with an extensive list of ways to say good-bye to this dumpster-fire of a year, and welcome in 2021 - what we hope will be a year full of healing, health, and goodness!

  • Burn Sage. All of the sage.  This suggestion might be a bit tongue-in-cheek, but there are actual cleansing practices and rituals around burning sage. It has to do with centering the self and cleansing the energy that surrounds us. Some people who use this practice note that they sense a change in their environment. They sense less negativity around them, and a boost in positivity. We think that anything that puts someone in a positive mindset is a good thing - especially after this often dark year.
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  • Make a 2020 Pinata. What better way to work out your frustrations with 2020 than to beat the heck out of them with a rubber bat? This could be a fun, family centered activity, too! You can make a pinata in any shape that suits you and your family, but we think a Pandemic Pinata is the perfect way to say goodbye to 2020! You’ll literally be beating Covid-19 with a stick!
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  • Dance it out! Get your body moving and your blood pumping, and dance 2020 away! Get everyone you’re celebrating with to choose a song, and then have one big dance party playlist! You can even do this during a virtual party. Spotify has a feature that allows multiple users to edit a playlist. What a fun way to celebrate together - apart!
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  • Hold a virtual Festivus Party with friends. Ah, Festivus. If ever there was a year to celebrate this holiday, it would be 2020! Hold a virtual Festivus Party where everyone has a chance to air their grievances. We’ve got some great Festivus ideas on our Festivus inspired Pinterest Board.
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  • Create a Vision Board for 2021 and beyond. Vision boards are a great tool in helping you reach your goals. A collage of images, a vision board represents your goals and dreams. It can be a great way to center yourself, focus on good things to come, and prepare for the new year. ​
 
  • Support a local Chinese restaurant. Order take-out and ask for extra fortune cookies. You are bound to get some good news, right!?!
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  • Dedicate the day to random acts of kindness.  What better way to drum up good vibes and karma for yourself than to offer goodness and kindness to others? Spend New Year’s Eve or another day of your choice, seeing who can spread the most kindness. A kindness contest if you will. 2021 will surely be better because of it!  Book recommendation: 365 Ways to Live Generously
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  • Research and book sessions with a life coach or therapist. Mental health is important for everyone. This year, more than ever, paying close attention and nurturing our mental states has been even more important. Making a resolution to focus on mental health is a good way to start 2021 off right. Here’s a list of Life Coach Therapists located in Colorado.
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  • Go Axe Throwing. Yet another great way to get your 2020 frustrations out! There are axe throwing establishments and bars opening up all over Northern Colorado. When it is safe to gather, get out and throw a few axes. You can pretend that the bulls-eye is the coronavirus, your failed hopes and dreams of 2020, or anything that vexes you - it’s a safe alternative, and a fun way to celebrate with friends!

However you choose to say goodbye to 2020 and welcome 2021, we at My Big Day Marketing & Events wish you all the best - health, happiness, and fortune in the New Year!

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Celebrating Missed Milestones in Covid

8/27/2020

 
While the physical toll of this pandemic has been highly publicized and studied, we are just beginning to understand the social and emotional effects of this pandemic. Isolation and social distancing, while proven to help limit the spread of the virus, can also have long-term effects on individuals and society alike. One of the most visible social effects of this pandemic is the cancellation of many important milestone celebrations. This has been an issue that is at the forefront of our industry, but it has been felt far beyond. Milestones and events like weddings, graduations, anniversaries, birthdays, and funerals have all been impacted.
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Why celebrating and acknowledging milestones is important:
Celebrating milestones is how we as a society commemorate the progression of life. These celebrations serve as a connection - with family and friends and beyond. Missing these events can prove to be more than disappointing - they can affect emotional and social development milestones as well, especially in children and youth. 
While one benefit of social distancing is more dedicated time with family, we miss out on the connections with others that contribute to our development and emotional well-being. Important milestones are visual and experiential representations of growth. Without them, we miss opportunities for growth.

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Practical solutions:
Cancelling important events and milestones can be hard to process - not just for children and youth, but for everyone involved. Milestones are typically “once-in-a-lifetime” events. Processing the disappointment of losing these moments is extremely difficult.
Some strategies that might help ease the pain of these missed milestones are:
  • Focusing on the positive - Acknowledge achievements, even when larger celebrations must be postponed
  • Embrace virtual celebrations - Utilizing virtual resources to help loved ones celebrate with you can help reduce feelings of isolation, and they can help enhance a feeling community.
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  • Explore alternative options - Many communities, schools, and organizations are hosting or planning different ways to celebrate. Virtual concerts, highlighting individual talents, or geographically distant check ins, can still provide means for community celebrations. 
  • Acknowledge disappointments and feelings - Covid has proven that many things are out of our control. Dealing with the aftermath of cancellations and missed milestones is rough. It is natural to grieve these losses.
  • Plan for the future - Although we may not know when we will “get back to normal”, we don’t have to put off planning for the future. There is no rule that we can’t celebrate some of these events - graduations, weddings, funerals - in the future, when it is safer to gather.
Ideas and recommendations for celebrating during Covid:

As experts in the event planning industry, we have been tasked with coming up with creative solutions for celebrating milestones during these unprecedented times. We have developed and discovered ways in which our clients can safely celebrate life’s most important events. Here are just a few examples of alternative celebration opportunities:


Birthdays
We’ve already highlighted a variety of ways in which you can help someone feel special on their covid birthday. Our blog “10 COVID-Safe Ways to Make Your Child’s Birthday Special” is full of great ideas that can be adapted to celebrate someone at any age!

Graduations
Graduations bring a feeling of pride for both graduates and their families. Cancelled graduation ceremonies are difficult to replace, but there are some alternative options that will still allow you to celebrate these great accomplishments!
  • Go live with your own graduation at home. Get dressed up. Rent a cap and gown. Take pictures and post on social media or show live on zoom.
  • Create a video full of photos and snippets from high school or college.
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Weddings
If Covid has forced you to postpone your dream wedding and reception, why not consider the following as an alternative?
  • Elope and celebrate later! Find the perfect spot, and hire an officiant (or see if your state allows you to marry yourselves) and a professional photographer. Personalize your vows and private ceremony, and capture it in lovely photos to share later. Plan a larger, special celebration later down the road when social distancing is a thing of the past.
  • Plan a virtual ceremony. Similar to our elopement advice, you can plan a smaller ceremony with close family and friends. Invite others to join in live on social media. And again, plan a larger celebration with everyone in the future.
  • Make your postponed wedding a vow renewal ceremony. If you had your heart set on a large wedding but don’t want to wait to start your life together, why not plan a small intimate ceremony now, and then plan to celebrate with family, friends, food, and dancing at a vow renewal ceremony down the road?
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Anniversaries
While anniversaries tend to be celebrated by just the couple alone, COVID restrictions can still make planning a fitting celebration difficult. There are a ton of special date night options that can be planned to mark this milestone, but here are a few ideas that go beyond ordering in dinner and a movie:
  • Invite family and friends to participate in your anniversary celebration by emailing or snail-mailing you bits of marriage advice, memories, or family traditions that you can adopt in the future.
  • Go beyond Netflix and Chill by seeking out a livestream concert. Musicians all over the world have been hosting virtual concerts. Find one that interests you both and make a night of it!
  • Get ready to Re-Create! Why not try to recreate your first date? If you went out for dinner - try to make that meal together at home. If you first met with friends, try and gather them together on a zoom celebration where you can reminisce about that first meeting all together. How about recreating your first wedding dance in your living room?

Funerals
Funerals might just be the most difficult event to miss. Families and friends often need the closure and social support that a funeral provides. Social distancing guidelines and the nature of a funeral make it even more difficult to plan. While postponing may be a viable option, some families might not want to delay or prolong this part of the grieving process.

  • Consider live streaming. Immediate family members could gather together and live stream the service for distant family members, friends, and colleagues at home.
  • Create social media pages or groups in honor of your loved one where friends and families can leave messages, post photos, and share memories.
  • Plan meal trains and card remembrances. While this doesn’t take the place of actually being there for the mourning family, planned meal trains and card showers will still let them know you care and are thinking about them during this difficult time.

Social Entertainment
Just because you can’t frequent your favorite bar or restaurant together, it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some fun together while keeping safely apart!
  • Virtual Movie Night - Set up a video chat and talk with each other while watching the same movie or tv show. Netflix Party is a great way to watch as a group. It synchronizes video playback and offers a group chat while you watch together.
  • Online party games - Jackbox Games can be purchased and downloaded on a wide variety of digital platforms. Set up a zoom game night and have a blast playing games with friends.
  • Pick a penpal. Use this time of social distancing to bring back the art of letter writing. Send cards and letters to friends and family near and far.

When it comes to celebrating missed milestones, creativity provides limitless possibility. While we know that nothing will ever bring back the actual missed opportunities of these special moments, planning to intentionally acknowledge them is a good practice to adopt. Everyone deserves to celebrate these special times. If you would like help in planning a virtual milestone celebration, please reach out to our talented team of event planners and memory makers. We can help you plan an event that you and your family and friends will remember forever.
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A Christmas Story Themed Holiday Party

1/15/2018

 
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Ooooohhh Fuuuuddddgggee!  We don’t like it when we have to pack up all things magical and twinkly after Christmas and New Year’s is over.  

Lucky for us, our clients at Blue Federal Credit Union like to prolong the good cheer and fun by hosting their employee holiday party in early January! 

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The Christmas spirit was extended into early January with Blue’s holiday party, built around the storyline from the classic holiday tale - A Christmas Story!  Guests were transported back to a simpler time with specialized photobooth backdrops, food, and decor reminiscent of Ralphie’s childhood home in the 1950’s.

The Marriott Fort Collins hosted us again and tables were decorated with kitchen colanders in honor of Mother Parker’s holiday culinary feats, Red Ryder BB guns, and of course, the famous “Fragile” Leg Lamps. The only thing missing was a bar serving large glasses of Ovaltine!  (Note - there were three open bars for the guests to imbibe from!)

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The evening was full of fellowship between all the various bank branches, company recognitions and awards, and of course dancing!  Music and emceeing was provided by our favorite entertainer - DJ Kaaos!  Activities also included a costume contest, and door prize drawings for all of the table centerpieces.
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Blue Federal Credit Union is one of our favorite clients to work with, and we were once again pleased to be part of the planning for their always fun company holiday party!  If you’ve liked what you’ve seen and heard here - consider using our team to plan your next corporate function, retreat, or party!
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Contact My Big Day

"Dream Big, Live Big. For Life's Events!"
Original Ideas, superior strategies, your own private party planner.


~Event Planning, Coordination & Management~

My Big Day llc

Phone: 970-613-1455  or  303-886-3068
Email Us

Located in Loveland, CO


As event planners, we serve the entire Front Range;  Southern Wyoming, the CO Mountains, and Northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Berthoud, Estes Park, Lyons, Longmont, Boulder, Wellington, Johnstown, Evans, Severance, Timnath, Mead, Frederick, Firestone, Milliken
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8 Great Gifts for Your Bridal Party

1/11/2018

 
A guest blog by our friends, MyWedStyle.com
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Wedding party members invest a lot of time, money and energy into a bride and groom’s special day. So, why not treat them to a gift they’ll always treasure?
 
If you need help choosing the perfect gift for each member of your bridal party, we’ve rounded up a few of the most popular (and classic) bridal party gift ideas:

  1. Bridal party robes: Personalized bridal party robes provide something for wedding party members to wear while doing wedding prep, make for an awesome photo-op, and—bonus!—are also useful when lounging at home.
  2. Jewelry: Who doesn’t love glittery baubles? Consider monogrammed bar necklaces or statement earrings for your gals, or an engraved watch for your guys.
  3. Shoes: Invest in a cozy pair of slippers or ultra-comfortable flats for your bridesmaids to sport at your wedding or in their down time. Or, save your wedding party an additional expense by purchasing their formal shoes for your ceremony.
  4. Wristlets: Customized clutches or wristlets in your wedding colors will help your bridal party transport their most important items during and after your wedding day. Formal evening bags make great gifts for mothers of the bride and groom.

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5. Tote bags: Treat your bridal party to a personalized tote or beach bag as a wedding souvenir. Bags can always be re-used for errands, at the beach or carrying groceries.

6. Stationary: Custom or monogrammed stationary is a classic bridal party gift (and one that keeps giving every time a person sends a thank you note or letter).

7. Beauty sets: Curate a few of your (and your bridesmaids’) favorite beauty items and gift the collection to help pamper your bridal party members.

8. Gift cards: Gift cards are always welcome gifts, and even more special when they’re personalized with a unique experience to share (i.e., rock climbing, a day at the spa or a trip to the driving range).
 
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With the right thank you gifts, your bridal party will feel as special as you do on your wedding day! For more bridal party gift idea inspiration, check out MyWedStyle.com.

4 Tips to Help Choose a Wedding Theme

11/30/2017

 
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Selecting the theme of your wedding can be one of the more difficult details to decide upon. It’s likely you as a couple fit characteristics of more than one theme. Maybe you’re a little sultry but also have a sophisticated elegance about you? Your personalities might take you in one direction but your budget may take you in another. So where do you start? Which direction do you go in? Below are four tips to help you better choose the wedding theme that best suits who you are as a couple.

Personality

First thing’s first: what type of couple are you? Maybe you consider yourself to be outdoorsy and find yourselves camping and hiking on the weekends. If so, a rustic wedding might encompass your personalities! Do you love bright, bold colors and eccentric design? Then maybe a whimsical setting is just for you! Whichever it may be, go with a theme that will let your personalities shine and it will be sure to be a magical momentous event!

Personal Style

Your personal style can have a lot of say in the theme you choose as well. If you tend to go more of a classy route, than a traditional elegant tuxedo and ballroom gown would be the right choice for you. Or maybe it’s the look of suspenders with a bow tie paired with a lace fitted dress for that fits your fancy?

Regardless of the look you choose, it is important to make sure you feel and look your best on your special day. If you’re not sure where to look first, ladies, we suggest you visit Azazie for inspiration. They have an abundance of styles and colors that will be sure to fit any theme you so desire! As for the gents, we recommend The Black Tux for your style inspiration. Their many styles of wedding suits and tuxedos will be sure to impress. They also have this helpful style guide that gives pointers for guys who, let’s face it, can use the help.

Season

The season plays a huge role on your wedding theme. For example, you wouldn’t want to have a rustic barn wedding in the winter, am I right? Some people know immediately the season they want to get married in, but it doesn’t always work out as planned. Does the groom hate the heat but the bride dream of walking down the aisle in the summer sun? If this is the case, you might need to compromise with a beautiful spring wedding to get the best of both worlds.
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Wedding Venue

Choosing your venue is one of the first things you have to decide on when planning a wedding. But your theme also plays a role in location as well. First, agree on what time of year you’d like to get married. From there you can decide if an outdoor or indoor wedding would be most appropriate. Are you one to want to say “I do” in a botanical garden overlooking a pond or is it more your style to do the hustle in a grand hotel ballroom? Whichever you may decide on, make sure it is conducive to your guests.


Well there you have it folks, we hope these tips will guide you in the right direction when it comes to choosing the best wedding theme for you and your mate. But if you’d like even more inspiration, take a look at the ideas below. They will be sure to get more ideas brewing.

Which wedding theme is your favorite and do you see yourself at any?

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"Dream Big, Live Big. For Life's Events!"
Original Ideas, superior strategies, your own private party planner.


~Event Planning, Coordination & Management~

My Big Day llc

Phone: 970-613-1455  or  303-886-3068
Email Us

Located in Loveland, CO


As event planners, we serve the entire Front Range;  Southern Wyoming, the CO Mountains, and Northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Berthoud, Estes Park, Lyons, Longmont, Boulder, Wellington, Johnstown, Evans, Severance, Timnath, Mead, Frederick, Firestone, Milliken

Craig & Catherine's Romantic Ranch Wedding

11/29/2017

 
We were so in love with the photos by Ash Meier Photography, that we just had to write another blog about the Harrison Ranch wedding in Fort Collins to showcase her work!
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Sometimes, My Big Day wedding planners are brought in at the last minute, for “day of” only help.  Other times, we are fortunate enough to work with a couple, crafting and creating THE perfect day from start to finish.  While we are always happy to fill either role, crafting a couple’s dream wedding vision from start to finish is always a labor of love and considered a privilege. Craig & Catherine Harrison had a vision for their Big Day, and we had the privilege of making that dream come true!
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Craig and Catherine dreamed of celebrating with friends and family on their family owned ranch located just outside of Timnath, Colorado.  Their expansive property was the perfect place to not only be wed to to each other, but to also combine their love of their new longhorn cattle herd operation and new show barn, with Catherine’s fondness of all things glamorous and shiny!  Open pastures, bubbling brooks, and painted mountains provided the perfect backdrop for this dream wedding, and the newly constructed show barn offered the perfect spot for a festive cocktail hour and dancing.
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As wedding planners, we always have an eye for detail - small details and touches pack a punch and can pull everything together.  Catherine was all about the details - from the feminine and soft floral arrangements hand picked and held in family heirloom vases, to the old books and picture frames, repurposed as barn decor.  She pulled this vision of  “high sophistication with a rustic flare” together with antique furniture, lace and tulle, wine barrels, and candlelight provided by sparkly votive jars. The floral arrangements that were placed throughout the ceremony site, barn, and dining tent were simply stunning.
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Our job of pulling all of the details together began early on September 16.  Our team oversaw the set up the ceremony site and stage - complete with a hand made lectern provided by our groom, Craig.  We worked closely with florist, Lace and Lillies as well as baker, Sarah B's Bakery, to place floral displays throughout the venue, as well as a delicious dessert bar, located in the barn.  Caterers Juli y Juan, and their team worked to create flawless displays of tasty dishes, hand picked by the bride and groom for their guests.  First look and pre-ceremony photos took place throughout the property, and were lovingly captured by Ash Meier Weddings and Arcadian Pictures.
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Wedding Professionals:

Venue: Home in Timnath, CO
Dress: Tara LaTour from Anna-Be Bridal Boutique
Boots: Rocketbuster
Fur: Coyote Creations
Groom's Suit: B.Spoke Clothing
Cake: Sarah B's Bakery 
Hair: Tara at Suite C Salon
Music: Jonathon Moody Band
Flowers: Lace and Lilies
Event Planner: My Big Day Events
Catering: Juli and Juan's Kitchen
Photography: Ash Meier Weddings
Decor Rentals: House of Yonder
Event Rentals: Flexx Productions

Car Service: NoCo Party Bus
Carriage: Colorado Carriage & Wagon
Cigar Bar: The Cigar Guys
Videography: Arcadian Pictures
Enjoy the slideshow below with some of our favorite photos from Ash Meier Photography!
Contact My Big Day

"Dream Big, Live Big. For Life's Events"
Original Ideas, superior strategies, your own private party planner.

~Event Planning, Coordination & Management~

My Big Day llc

Phone: 970-613-1455  or  303-886-3068
Email Us

Located in Loveland, CO


As event planners, we serve the entire Front Range;  Southern Wyoming, the CO Mountains, and Northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Berthoud, Estes Park, Lyons, Longmont, Boulder, Wellington, Johnstown, Evans, Severance, Timnath, Mead, Frederick, Firestone, Milliken
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An Exquisite Italian Summer Wedding

9/4/2017

 
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My Big Day clients, Brittany and Eric, are a sweet couple with strong roots in Northern Colorado who hold a strong love for each other, family, travel, and fun!  It was only fitting that the celebration of their marriage combined the love and support of their “close to home” families and friends with a “global flair”!
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The couple was actually married in a beautiful ceremony in Italy in early August.  They chose Italy because Eric’s Mother is of Italian descent, and there was a long generational tradition of being married in a particular Italian church, graced with Frescas painted by world famous artist, Donatello.
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After traveling with family to celebrate their marriage in beautiful Italy, the couple continued the celebration of their love in a reception set on Brittany’s parents’ Timnath property.  The location was simply stunning with mountain vistas to the west, fields and grasslands to the east, and a gem of a newly constructed barn in the middle that housed the cocktail reception kick off.
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The celebration started with cocktails and a delightful anti-pasta spread - catered by 3 Tomatoes from Denver in the gorgeous barn.  This barn was not your typical farm barn.  This barn - or, house, was constructed with rich finishes and beautiful accessories, and included a full service French-Country kitchen and Horseshoe Shaped Bar that could sit up to 15 people at a time!  Guests were treated to delicious food and drink, and mingled with Brittany, Eric, and their families.
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After cocktail hour, the party moved to an expansive tent, decorated with gorgeous chandeliers, drapery, lights and stunning table decor - provided by Palmer Flowers of Fort Collins.  Guests enjoyed more delicious food provided once again by 3 Tomatoes - luscious salads, roasted veggies, Ratatouille pasta, Lemon Glazed Chicken, and freshly sliced Prime Rib.  Spirits were served table to table and at two beautifully decorated bars, located just outside of the tent.  
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There were heartfelt toasts and dancing to live music provided by the Diamond Empire Band.  Brittany, Eric, and all of their guests celebrated in beautiful style all evening long!
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This gorgeous event wouldn’t have been possible without the detailed vision provided by WhiteTine Interiors, Brittany and her mother, Renee.  Eric and Brittany’s personalities were highlighted in all the special details, from photos fresh from their Italian dream wedding, to the little touches of Italy and all of their world travels, in the selections of food and other decor.
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My Big Day was honored to be part of this wonderful celebration of love!  We love working with our clients and other vendors to create memorable events, encouraging all to Dream Big and Live Big - For Life’s Events!


Wedding Professionals:

Event Planners: My Big Day
Ceremony/Reception: Private Residence
Event Design: 
WhiteTine Interiors
Photographer: Megan Newton Photography
Florist: Bliss Wedding Florist/Palmer Flowers
Event Rentals: Flexx Productions
Event Rentals: Robin Rentals
Event Rentals: Butler  Rents
Band:
Diamond Empire Band
Catering: Three Tomatoes
Face Painting: RJ’s Amazing Entertainment


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Phone: 970-613-1455  or  303-886-3068
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Located in Loveland, CO


As event planners, we serve the entire Front Range;  Southern Wyoming, the CO Mountains, and Northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Berthoud, Estes Park, Lyons, Longmont, Boulder, Wellington, Johnstown, Evans, Severance, Timnath, Mead, Frederick, Firestone, Milliken

Northern Colorado Easter Brunch 2017 (Loveland, Greeley, Fort Collins and more)

4/10/2017

 
We've done our research, and here is the most comprehensive list of restaurants hosting Easter Brunch in Northern Colorado on April 16, 2017.
*Note, please call the owners of the establishments below to confirm details, since we are not the owners.  If you have an update to share, or a restaurant to add, please EMAIL US.
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Austin’s American Grill
100 W. Mountain Ave., Fort Collins 970-224-9691
2815 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins 970-267-6532
Both spots are offering a traditional brunch buffet starting at 9 a.m. There are more than 20 items being served including eggs Benedict, smoked salmon, roasted sirloin and a variety of desserts. The buffet is $34.95 per person, $12.95 for kids ages 5-12, and free for children younger than 5.
 
Easter Brunch at the Bistro
Samples World Bistro - 370 Main St, Longmont, CO 80501
April 16, 2017 9am-3pm
$35
Ready for the perfect Bistro Brunch? Join us on Easter Sunday for a very special brunch. We will have several stations setup for you and your family to dig into. Bring the whole family for a brunch downtown Longmont. Reservations recommended.
See full menu here: https://www.weebly.com/editor/main.php
 
Best Western Plus Loveland/ Monroe’s Lounge
5542 E. U.S. Highway 34, Loveland  (970) 667-7810
Monroe's is offering a special brunch buffet that also includes free mimosas (limit three). Smoked ham, ribeye, and shrimp will be among the meat options. There are different seating options available at 11 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. The Easter Bunny will make an appearance with Easter egg hunts at noon and 2 p.m. Brunch is $24.95 per person, $14.95 for seniors, $9.95 for children ages 5-12, and free for children 4 and younger.
 
Brick + Mortar
200 Walnut St., Fort Collins www.brickandmortarfc.com
The popup brunch service is hosting a four-course dinner between 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Leek and asparagus quiche is the main course of the meal prepared by guest chefs Bradley Muck and Kyle Knopp of Music City Hot Chicken. Tickets are $35 per person and available online.
 
Cafe Vino
1200 S. College Ave., Fort Collins 970-212-3399
This tapas restaurant will feature brunch starting at 7 a.m. Huevos rancheros, steak and eggs, eggs Benedict, salads and pizzas are among brunch menu items. The entrees range from $ 8 to $18.

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Chimney Park
406 Main St. in Windsor, 970-686-1477
The distinguished downtown Windsor restaurant is offering a special three-course meal starting at 10 a.m. Diners pick from a list of options for each course. Lamb eggs Benedict, apple bread pudding French toast, grilled mahi-mahi, roasted Colorado lamb leg and prime rib are the main course options. The meal is $42 per person. There’s also a special three-course menu for kids 12 and younger for $12.
 
Door 222
222 E. Fourth St., Loveland, 970-541-3020
The downtown Loveland restaurant is offering a special four-course brunch menu. Diners pick from a list of options for each course. Pork belly eggs Benedict, vegetarian eggs Benedict, smoked salmon eggs Benedict, brioche French toast, short rib hash, lobster frittata, BLT, breakfast burger and fried chicken sandwich are the main entree options. The four-course menu is $29.50 per person. There’s also a kids menu at $9.50 for kids 12 and younger.
 
Easter Day Brunch at the Embassy Suites
April 16 @ 10:30 am - 2:30 pm
4705 Clydesdale Parkway
Loveland, CO 80538 United | $24.95
Includes a glass of Champagne or Mimosa, Crafts for the kids & a Family photo with the Easter Bunny. Download the Easter brunch menu which includes cold and hot buffet offerings as well as dessert options.
Adults $48.95 Seniors (65+) $39.95 Children (5-12) $24.95 Kids under 4 eat free
6.5% sales tax and 18% service charge will be added
Call for reservations at 970-593-6200
 
The Farmhouse at Jessup Farm
1957 Jessup Drive, Fort Collins 970-631-8041
The restaurant at Jessup Farm Artisan Village will showcase its new spring menu starting at 8 a.m. There will be an Easter egg hunt for children 10 and younger — with some winning eggs offering a free breakfast. The Easter Bunny will also be available for photographs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Main entrees on the brunch menu range from $8.95 to $15.95, with an a la carte menu also offered.
 
Generations Wine & Martini Bar
127 W. Fourth St., Loveland, 970-619-8294
The downtown Loveland spot is offering a 24-foot-long buffet. It features plenty of breakfast classics along with salmon, shrimp and finger sandwiches. Mimosas and a bloody mary bar are available for purchase. The meal is $23 per person and $9 for children 9 and under.

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Easter Day Brunch at the Greeley Chophouse
804 8th St  Greeley, Colorado
Call (970) 673-8853
April 16 @ 10am-3pm   $29.95
 
The Greenbriar Inn
8735 North Foothills Hwy • Boulder, CO 80302   (303) 440-7979
Easter Sunday Brunch
Join us on Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017 for our Easter brunch buffet. Enjoy our award-winning brunch complete with unlimited champagne or up to three Bloody Mary cocktails for $45 per person or choose just the buffet for $36 per person ($16 for children ages 3 to 10). In addition to the amazing and delicious breakfast and lunch items, a large selection of decadent desserts as well as Silver Canyon coffee, hot teas and house brewed iced tea are included. We are extending our brunch hours on Easter Sunday and will be seating from 10am to 4pm.
We will be closed for dinner.
 
Hilton Garden Inn
2821 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins 970-225-2900
The southeast Fort Collins hotel is offering a special brunch buffet menu between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Prime rib, beet cured salmon and prosciutto-stuffed chicken are the main entree options. The meal is $23.95 per person and $10.95 for children 12 and under.
 
Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar
123 N. College Ave., Fort Collins  970-682-2275
This Old Town seafood spot is opening early at 10 a.m. and serving a special brunch menu. The menu includes a crab cake Benedict, clam strip Banh Mi sandwich and an open-face lobster sandwich among special entree items. There’s also a special kids menu. The main entree brunch items range from $9 to $25.
 
Locality Kitchen & Bar
2350 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins 970-568-8351
This farm-to-fork restaurant is offering a special four-course meal. Diners pick from a list of options for each course. Nutella-stuffed French toast, quiona hash, braised pork belly hash burrito, smoked salmon eggs Benedict, vegetable frittata, green chili hazel dell mushroom eggs Benedict, fried chicken sandwich, couscous risotto, ramen bowl and salad options are the main course. The meal is $29.50 per person and $14.50 for children younger than 12.
 
Martini’s Bistro
​543 Terry St.  Longmont, CO 80501
April 16th, 2017  10:00 am to 3:30 pm
Call (303)651-2772 for reservations
Adults $35.00 per person
Kids 0-3 years old are free
Kids 4-8 $11.00 per person
Their decadent menu can be found here: https://www.martinisbistro.com/easter-brunch

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Melting Pot
334 E. Mountain Ave., Fort Collins (970) 207-0100
This Old Town spot is offering endless fondue as an Easter special starting at 11 a.m. The meal includes four courses with filet mignon, teriyaki sirloin, shrimp, Memphis-style pork tenderloin and pasta among the main entree. The meal is $42.95 per person and $12.95 for kids 5-11.
 
The Moot House
2626 S. College Ave., Fort Collins  970-226-2121
This storied Midtown Fort Collins restaurant is hosting a brunch buffet starting at 9 a.m. It will feature a carving station with cured ham, roast beef and salmon, along with other brunch classics and a variety of desserts. The buffet is $34.95 per person, $12.95 for children 6-12 and free for children 5 and younger.
 
Music City Hot Chicken
111 W. Prospect Road, Fort Collins  970-286-2309
The Nashville-influenced restaurant is offering a special Easter brunch menu starting at 10 a.m. A Monte Cristo baked in a waffle iron and crispy chicken biscuit sandwich are offered along with an a la carte menu of breakfast basics. The sandwiches are $5.50 each. The restaurant is also offering bottomless mimosas for $9.
 
Easter Block Party at New Freedom Outreach Center
250 Mountain Ave, Berthoud, CO 80513
Sunday  16 April  2017  9:00 AM-1:00pm
Let's Celebrate Easter!
Our parking lot will be turned into a huge party complete with a DJ, pancake breakfast, Hot Diggity Dog lunch, games, bounce house, cotton candy, church service, worship, puppet show, face painting, and more!
 
Rare Italian
101 S. College Ave., Fort Collins  970-294-4544
This nontraditional Italian restaurant is offering a special Easter brunch menu starting at 10 a.m. There's a number of egg dishes, including pancetta, creamed spinach and smoked salmon eggs Benedict dishes. There's also items with the restaurant's trademark dry-aged beef. The menu items range from $7 to $18.
 
Rodizio Grill
200 Jefferson St., Fort Collins  (970) 482-3103
This Brazilian-themed gourmet buffet is offering unlimited salad bar and carved meats starting at 10 a.m. The morning session includes different breakfast items. The meal is $38.99 per person or $28.99 just for the gourmet salad bar. It's $14.99 for kids ages 7-11 and $9.99 for kids 3-6.
 
Sonny Lubick's Steakhouse
115 S College Ave, Fort Collins  (970) 484-9200
The steakhouse named after the legendary Colorado State University football coach is serving a special brunch buffet from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The buffet includes breakfast dishes, prime rib, smoked ham, lamb, and seafood among many other options. The meal is $34.95 per person, $29.95 for seniors 65 and over, and $12.95 for kids 10 and under.
 
Stanley Hotel
333 Wonderview Avenue  Estes Park, CO 80517
The Easter brunch will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It includes an omelet station, fresh seafood bar, griddle station, carving table, hot buffet, and dessert bar.
Reservations can be made by calling 970-577-4001.
The cost for the event is $68 for adults and $26 per child (12-under). All tickets include the Easter egg hunt and brunch.
 
Sylvandale Guest Ranch
Easter Brunch Celebration
2939 N Co Rd 31D, Loveland, CO 80538
SOLD OUT! Join us for Easter Brunch on Sunday, April 16, 2017, where you will be pleased to find traditional fare filling the holiday buffet overflowing with fresh home baked breads and rolls, crisp greens, fresh fruit, and colorful vegetables. Save room for tasty homemade desserts!

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Easter Brunch at Water Valley
1625 Pelican Lakes Pt, Ste 201 Windsor, Colorado
 April 16 @ 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
We will serve a brunch for Easter in The Grillhouse at Pelican Lakes.
Please make reservations by calling 970-674-1100. 
 
YMCA of the Rockies
Easter Brunch 2017
2515 Tunnel Rd, Estes Park, CO 80511
April 16 @ 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Join us as we celebrate Easter 2017 with a traditional Easter brunch! Let us do the cooking while you enjoy time with your loved ones. This spectacular brunch is hosted on Sunday, April 16th, 2017 from 11am – 2pm in the Assembly Hall.
Reservations are now open for seating times.  Brunch prices are as follows:
Adults: $35.00
Children (aged 6 – 12) $15.00
Children (under 5) Free
For reservations, please call 586-3341 x1378 and respond with the following: First and last name, your phone number or email, and what time you would like to make a reservation. You may also email HDennerline@ymcarockies.org with the same information.


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Contact My Big Day
Have Fun.  Be Young.  Let us know how we can help.
Original Ideas, superior strategies, your own private party planner.

My Big Day llc
Phone: 970-613-1455  or  303-886-3068

Email Us
Located in Loveland, CO

As event planners, we serve the entire Front Range;  Southern Wyoming, the CO Mountains, and Northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Berthoud, Estes Park, Lyons, Longmont, Boulder, Wellington, Johnstown, Evans, Severance, Timnath, Mead, Frederick, Firestone, Milliken


Our Events have been featured in the following:
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A Breathtaking Breckenridge Wedding

11/4/2016

 
Jamie & Elliott are arguably one of the sweetest couples that My Big Day has had the pleasure of working with!  Their big day was relaxed, planned, and organized, and it allowed them to focus on this special time with their friends and family.

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A lot of Jamie & Elliott’s love story has taken place in the mountains of Colorado, so it was appropriate that they got to celebrate their love at a beautiful property in Breckenridge.  The gorgeous fall foliage provided a stunning background for the ceremony, and the light snow-fall throughout the afternoon offered a sparkly touch to it all. 

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The afternoon ceremony was followed by a generous cocktail hour with special Colorado brews hand-picked by the bride and groom.  Dinner was provided by a wood-fired pizza truck, Basic Kneads Pizza, with smores and cookies for dessert.  There was dancing, love, and laughter throughout the personalized party, and our My Big Day team was excited to be a part of it all!

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Wedding Professionals:

Venue - High Country Lodge, breckskiranch.com
Rentals -Tents and Events, http://www.tentsandevents.com/
Event Planners - My Big Day  http://www.mybigdaycompany.com/
Florist - Petal and Bean, http://petalandbean.com/
Makeup - Blush (joy petty)
Hair - Nicole Wyckoff, http://www.havensalonfrisco.com/p/about-us.html
Desert - Mary’s Mountain Cookies, http://www.breckenridgecookies.com/
Caterer - Basic Kneads Pizza, http://basickneadspizza.com/
Bartending - Epoch Bartending, https://www.thumbtack.com/co/dillon/food-services/bartending-services
Officiant - Rocky Mountain Dream Weddings, http://www.rockymountaindreamweddings.com/, (Julie Wright-Kile)
DJ - Elite DJ (Jordard),  http://myelitedj.com/
Videographer - Elegant Productions, http://www.elegantproductionscolorado.com/
Photographer- Meigan Canfield Photography http://meiganphoto.com/
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My Big Day
www.MyBigDayCompany.com 

970-613-1455  or  303-886-3068   EMAIL US
Event Planners Serving:
Southern Wyoming, the CO Mountains,
and Northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, Estes Park, Longmont, Greeley

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