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For you it’s not about matching the flowers to the fabric swatch card. You probably don’t care about selecting the perfect napkin fold. And you certainly don’t want to be calling vendors from your makeup chair on the day of your wedding.
Not you! When you imagine your wedding celebration you see people smiling, enjoying the opportunity to celebrate together, and a place where everyone feels welcome.
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The same is true for the wedding planning process. You know that reality is often much different than inspiration. You don’t want to tie tiny ribbons on boxes or obsess over flatware. You want to keep your love story at the center of all of your wedding decisions.
At Garden Rose Events & Design, we believe that too. That’s why we help you focus on what’s important. We make the planning process enjoyable, carefree, and laid back. We match you to your soul mate vendors, curate your personal style, and allow you the freedom to actually enjoy every moment of the planning process.
Whether you've been dreaming of your wedding day for as long as you can remember, making everything from Pinterest, or eschewing all traditions, we know what type of bride you are! Find out by taking our quiz!
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Isabelle was a pleasure to work with. Super sweet and very responsive. She took the time to meet with me multiple times before the wedding through various methods (in person, phone calls, face time). She made sure that I did the things that I needed to do and she helped with anything that she could. On the day of and at the rehearsal, she kept my wedding party and guest on track. I feel that she was very reasonably priced for the services she provided. If I had to do it all again I would definitely stick with Isabelle!
Isabelle and her team were phenomenal. She was always available to talk through details and made me feel sane through the entire experience. I couldn't imagine planning a wedding without Isabelle and her team.
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My new husband and I LOVED working with both Isabelle and Joleen. They were there for me when I needed them, worked very well with my family and bridal party, and helped to connect all the dots between all of our vendors. I felt so care free on my wedding day because I was confident their team had everything under control in the background. I would definitely recommend them to any future brides or grooms.
Isabelle was awesome and her team made my daughter's wedding extraordinary! She helped us think through and add things we never would have thought of had we not had Isabelle. She is calm, intelligent and an all around awesome wedding coordinator. She and Kaylee made my daughter's wedding a wonderful, fun and exciting time, as well as beautiful, organized and lovely. What a HUGE help she and Kaylee were! I would highly recommend her !! You truly cannot find anyone as kind and together as Isabelle.
Isabelle is so amazing that I don't even know where to start! Her prices are very reasonable, and she is the hardest worker I know. She's professional, and she's easy to talk to. I had a great experience with her throughout the months and months of planning, and I feel that I made a new friend. Isabelle has endless advice and was always there whenever I had any questions or concerns (which were endless). Once the final day rolled around, my wedding was more beautiful than I could have possibly imagined, and it went off without a hitch (as far as I know!) Isabelle and her team made sure that all of my dreams became a reality, and I could not be more appreciative of their help. Thank you!!As more people in and around the White House test positive for the virus that causes Covid-19, no event is being more scrutinized than the Rose Garden event last Saturday, where President Trump announced the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. That gathering, as videos and photos of it make clear, violated so many of the recommendations that everyone else has been told to adopt this year.
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There are Chris Christie and Mike Lee, the Republican senator from Utah, hugging people. There’s former White House aide Kellyanne Conway having close conversations with others. There are more than 150 people, most maskless, sitting crowded in together and glad-handing. Some of them, like University of Notre Dame president Rev. John Jenkins, traveled there from other places and would return back to their communities.
Five to six days later, those four, along with the president, first lady Melania Trump, and Republican Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina, were attendees all diagnosed with Covid-19 — a time frame that fits with how long it takes for the virus to build up enough in someone’s system to the point that it can cause symptoms and be detected by tests.
As public health sleuths investigate how and when the pathogen infiltrated the inner circle of U.S. leadership, the Barrett event offers a case study in what experts say has been the administration’s recklessness over the months in creating settings that could abet the spread of SARS-CoV-2, including other White House events and campaign rallies. It underscores the limitations of the White House’s strategy of largely relying on testing to create a sense of security around the president without embracing other safety measures. In a way, experts said, the fact that a president who has dismissed the seriousness of the pandemic and mocked certain precautions contracted the coronavirus felt like it was his administration’s laxness catching up to him.
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“Why are we having SCOTUS nominations in person?” said Michael Mina, an epidemiologist at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health. “These in-person, especially indoor events, but even outdoor events, should not be taking place, especially not from our leaders who are trying to set good examples for this, or who should be trying to set good examples.”
He added: “This is just befuddling and dumbfounding how they are not taking this seriously and being the leaders that they should be.”
The actual announcement of Barrett took place outside in the Rose Garden, but there were also gatherings inside the White House that day. It’s not clear who was inside with whom and for how long. And while experts say that staying outdoors or at least in well-ventilated areas is safer than packing into stuffy rooms, other precautions — like masks and distancing and limiting the size of gatherings — are emphasized as ways to reduce the risk of transmission.
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“If you’re outdoors and you’re sitting next to people for an hour, and you’re hugging people and kissing people — like we saw video of Mike Lee, one of our senators, hugging people — the fact that you’re outdoors is not like you have some magical powers, ” said Stephen Goldstein, a virologist at the University of Utah.
Video of the ACB announcement event on Saturday at the WH featuring Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, who has now tested positive for Covid-19. pic.twitter.com/aCqP2JCH73 via @bubbaprog — southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) October 2, 2020
It can be extraordinarily difficult to pinpoint the exact source of someone’s infection, particularly for someone like the president who interacts with hundreds of people at different events over many days. As of now, there’s no certainty that anyone was infected or that there was a superspreading event at the Barrett announcement.
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There were plenty of other chances for Trump to contract the virus, or spread it to others, in the past week as well. Christie, the former New Jersey governor, said on “Good Morning America” Friday that “no one was wearing a mask in the room” during the president’s preparations Tuesday ahead of the debate against former Vice President Joe Biden. On Saturday, Christie, who had also been at the Barrett event, said he had tested positive for Covid-19.
Trump on Friday evening was taken to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as a precaution, his doctor said. He was treated earlier that day with an experimental cocktail of two monoclonal antibodies in development for Covid-19 by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. And once at the hospital, he was started on remdesivir, an antiviral from Gilead Sciences that in clinical trials helped speed the recovery of hospitalized patients.
Researchers are increasingly learning that superspreading events drive a substantial amount of SARS-2 transmission, which is why they’ve stressed the importance of avoiding settings that are ripe for such an
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