Brides-- the Bridal Bar Atlanta is where it's at! I personally think the term "grand opening" is used too loosely. Often times openings aren't as "grand" as they should be or grand at all, for that matter. But the Bridal Bar begs to differ; their grand opening was nothing short of grand.
The party started at the actual Bridal Bar facility, a sort of "open house"... brides were free to walk through the gallery and pull information on everything (and anything) bridal. From there, we (yeah, you better believe I hopped on that bus too!) were transported to the Lee Brandt jewelry store via shuttle. I'm not talking about your old school bus type of shuttle, I'm talkin' high powered A/C, flat screen TV, comfy leather seating..."I want you for the next bachelorette party" kind of shuttle. I think that had a lot to do with it, I felt like I was stepping off the party bus and ready for a party.
And there it was-the party. If I had to explain my mental checklist upon entering Lee Brandt it'd go something like:
Cheese hard for the step and repeat...check
Check out at the classy Benz parked beside the step and repeat... check
Sweet beats, sweet people, sweet treats... check, check, check.
Open bar... check.
And you know, it was fun! Fun interacting with the brides, fun interacting with all the different vendors, fun for all- really. I'm not exactly the one getting married, but trust me- I understand the beauty of face-to-face interaction with who you're working with on your big day (even in the early phases).
That's where the Lethal Rhythms philosophy comes into play-you better believe Lethal Rhythms was well represented. Daniel, the head of our new Lethal Video, was walking around all night shooting scenes of brides and vendors doing business and having fun at the same time. Luckily for me, the combination of fun and business happens a whole lot in this industry! Anne and I made our fun by walking around and getting excited with brides about their super special day and letting them know all about our entertainment services (with a personalized touch, of course). And then there was Joel- taking requests, providing the jams, and setting the mood for the party... always.
All in all- excellent. Bridal Bar did a great job. The party was great, the people were great... great, great, great. And if they're your ultimate wedding planning resource, a great party is the type of party they should throw. Now you know, they deliver!
Written by: Monica Diaz, Lethal Rhythms Event Planning Specialist and Project Manager
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