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Weddings in North Carolina
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Descriptions and reviews of local wedding vendors (Triangle and Triad area in North Carolina) allied with http://weddingmusicinnc.com, folk/ethnic/acoustic music for weddings.
- Added on: May 25th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jane Peppler
- Listed in: Musicians and Bands Shopping
- Tags: north carolina celtic wedding music klezmer wedding venues wedding rentals
Recent Posts
Pictures of Spruce Pine Lodge, popular rural spot for weddings in North Carolina
Spruce Pine Lodge, country wedding venueI drove by Spruce Pine Lodge on the way to the wedding I did at Elodie Farms last weekend and dropped in to take these two pictures. There is a nice, long driveway leading up to the spot, and it’s very qu...
Elodie Farms – a country farmhouse wedding in Bahama, North Carolina
We played a wedding at Elodie Farms in Rougemont, NC last week (near Bahama). It was a small wedding, only about 35 guests. We played English country dance music and swing tunes at the bride’s request. Even though it’s November, they go...
Perfect wedding favors, buy local! Matthew’s Chocolates
Matthew's Chocolates Hillsborough NCMy daughter turned me on to the “Wedding Bee” forums where I discovered that via many polls the brides have discovered that their guests’ favorite favors are edible, specifically: chocolate pr...
Enough already with the headless bridesmaids photos
No more headless bridesmaid picturesCan’t you see how awful this is? Photographers, just say no! ...
Expensive but very tasty food and lovely rooms for weddings, receptions and parties at the Croasdaile Country Club
I recently had a very yummy lunch at the Croasdaile Country Club, and the room is absolutely lovely, bright and sunny (well, in the daytime anyway) and fresh looking. The service was excellent and the manager, John Sluck, goes out of his way to be pl...
For wedding rehearsal dinner or reception or party: the new Torero’s Mexican restaurant, Durham NC
My daughter’s getting married at noon on a Sunday. She decided she wanted people to be able to get together the night before, as well, because out of towners will probably arrive on Saturday. So she’s throwing a party for a hundred people...
