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Press | Featured on The Wedding PantrySeptember 30th, 2010We’ve been featured on The Wedding Pantry from Cracking the Man Code Seminar and for a lovely bridal shower. View the feature here. A PREVIEW View the rest of the feature here. |
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We’ve been featured on The Wedding Pantry from Cracking the Man Code Seminar and for a lovely bridal shower. View the feature here.
A PREVIEW

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Type A Bride Minute | Why Hire a Wedding PlannerSeptember 29th, 2010Location | The Wedding Pantry This post is dedicated to a frequently asked but important question we’ve received. Introducing our Type A Bride Minute video with the lovely ladies and talented team, Meghan Schinderle and Katie Webb of Intertwined Events. video Meghan and Katie from Intertwined Events shares their insight: Why hire a wedding planner? [...] |
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Location | The Wedding Pantry
This post is dedicated to a frequently asked but important question we’ve received.
Introducing our Type A Bride Minute video with the lovely ladies and talented team, Meghan Schinderle and Katie Webb of Intertwined Events.
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Meghan and Katie from Intertwined Events shares their insight: Why hire a wedding planner?
View the interview in HD here.
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THE INTERVIEW
how did you two start intertwined events?
Westarted volunteering for a camp for adults and children with disabilities when we were 16. Four years ago, we became directors of the camp, Recreation Camp, and decided that we really liked spending good quality time together and really enjoyed planning events together. We started Intertwined Events, fell in love with weddings, and the rest is history.
why intertwined?
Our lives are very intertwined: volunteering, playing soccer, running, planning events. We can’t seem to get rid of each other. It was an ongoing joke that it was a good thing that we liked each other because our lives were so consistently intertwined. Then, as we started doing events, we realized all the event disciplines were intertwined. When we got into weddings, it was a beautiful symmetry of becoming intertwined.
why weddings?
Why not weddings? We love the color, textures, details, checklists. We love everything about the planning process. It’s a great thing to be a part of someone’s special day. We feel truly blessed to be a part of the experience.
And we’re girls. There’s just that endless romance about a wedding, love story after love story. It’s every girl’s dream come true and we get to do it everyday.
what do each of you bring to the table for this business?
We’re very different.
meghan: I bring a lot of composure. I’m a bit more calculated. Katie’s a risk taker. We both bring an unbelievable work ethic. Because we’re able to work crazy hours in a single day. Katie’s our creative genius. She sees the colors and the details, blends the flowers for the linens. I’m a little more of the copy. I’ll write up the menus or programs. I’m a little bit more of the written side of things.
katie: The brains behind the operations
meghan: Yes, I work with the vendors, the business side of it. Katie’s right there with the bride to make sure the details are just perfect.
if we lined up wedding planners and you had two minutes to explain why hire you, what would you say?
That’s really easy to answer.
view details from their window display at the wedding pantry
want to contact intertwined events?
View their work and contact them here.
Ladies, it’s always a pleasure to work with you two! You two are wonderful, truly. Thanks for the great advice!
Drexelle
The Type A Bride
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Photographer’s Corner | Buyers Beware – Photographer Groupon ScandalSeptember 28th, 2010Wow, a worthwhile read of how shady photographers will use stolen imagery. Something to look out for as a photographer and as a client. Read the rest here. |
Wow, a worthwhile read of how shady photographers will use stolen imagery. Something to look out for as a photographer and as a client.
Read the rest here.
Type A Bride | Petit Plume | Beautiful Hair Accessories, Beautiful CauseSeptember 27th, 2010I’ve always been interested to try new hair accessories but have always been somewhat intimidated about what can go on my hair. When I met Eugenie Chung from Petit Plume and saw her work, I fell in love with the hair pieces. I had to get to know her and what she was all about. [...] |
I’ve always been interested to try new hair accessories but have always been somewhat intimidated about what can go on my hair. When I met Eugenie Chung from Petit Plume and saw her work, I fell in love with the hair pieces. I had to get to know her and what she was all about.
So we shared brunch and some tea at Tranquil Tea in Fullerton and I learned about her lovely story and Petit Plume.
how did petit plume start?
I first wanted to go into Art Therapy, using arts as a means of therapy for people who had difficulty communicating in words. I applied for the Masters program and didn’t get accepted. I was crushed!
When I had gone to the interview for the program, I just designed something different as a headband for my hair. When I got rejected, I just looked at my headband and thought, “Hey, this is really cute. Maybe I’ll make a bunch of these just for fun.”
People began to notice my work, a company contacted me and requested pieces for their look book photo shoot. A friend who had started his own company told me to start a business.
“But I’m not business minded…so I’m going to fail,” I thought.
But he guided me through it. It’s been one year later and here I am.
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“I JUST CAN’T AVOID NOT DOING THIS. IF I DON’T DO THIS NOW, I’M GOING TO REGRET IT LATER.”
- Eugenia Chung
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how’d you get the name petit plume?
I thought of the materials I love to use. I couldn’t name my business little feathers. But I created a few different names with the concept and had people vote: Petit Plume won.
what’s petit plume‘s style?
It’s a European, French Bohemian style for hair accessories. Cute. Stylish.
Handmade with love.
I pay attention to detail and am always trying to find and try out new things. I customize, experiment, and meet people’s needs.
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“FOR EVERY PIECE I SELL, A PORTION IS DONATED TO FIGHT AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING.”
- Eugenia Chung
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I want to be an advocate to fight against human trafficking and bring awareness to the issue.
what’s next for petit plume?
I’d love to go into a children and even men’s line soon.
how do our brides order customized hair accessories from you?
any tips on how to pick the right hair accessory for your wedding?
Hair accessories are not subtle like jewelry. Everyone looks at your face. If there is something big in your hair, they will look at it. Everyone is different though so take a look at your head shape and pick the style accordingly.
Take a risk and try out different pieces! Some people are intimidated but if they try it on and wear it for a day, they get a feel for how people notice and compliment and realize what style works for them.
View more of Eugenia’s beautiful work with Petit Plume here.
Eugenia, thanks for an awesome time! I loved learning about your beautiful work and also about your good heart.
Respectfully Yours,
Drexelle
The Type A Bride
The Dance of LoveSeptember 25th, 2010“When you love someone you do not love them all the time, in exactly the same way, from moment to moment. It is an impossibility. It is even a lie to pretend to. And yet this is exactly what most of us demand. We have so little faith in the ebb and flow of life, [...] |
“When you love someone you do not love them all the time, in exactly the same way, from moment to moment. It is an impossibility. It is even a lie to pretend to. And yet this is exactly what most of us demand. We have so little faith in the ebb and flow of life, of love, of relationships. We leap at the flow of the tide and resist in terror its ebb. We are afraid it will never return. We insist on permanency, on duration, on continuity; when the only continuity possible, in life as in love, is in growth, in fluidity-in freedom.”
- Anne Morrow Lindbergh in Gift from the Sea