Key Biscayne, FL

Barefoot in the sand.....their dream wedding had special meaning at Crandon Park on Key Biscayne in Miami. The weather was perfect. The aisle of bamboo, adorned with orchids, made the path for the wedding party.

The beautiful bride and her custom designed bouquet...

They exchanged vows and then saved them in a corked bottle...perhaps to cast out into the sea just to find out if it returns to them.

And he sealed it with a kiss...

Not your everyday wedding party photo....

The reception was at the Rusty Pelican...one of the best views of Downtown Miami.

Red was the color of the day with submerged orchids and a floating candle centerpiece uplit on each table.

The sweetheart table arrangement was accented with purple sea fans and brightly colored ginger and orchids.Ana Paz designed the cake...hers are always delicious.
Lots of people, lots of planning. Jessica of Ultimate Affairs is your Miami / Miami Beach GO TO coordinator. Whenever we needed her she came through. Thanks again, Jessica.

The Polonaise Ball by American Institure of Polish Culture

Unforgettable Events was honored to do the decor and create the vision Lady Blanka Rosenstiel saw for the Polonaise Ball this year. The gala was organized by the American Institute of Polish Culture and was held at the Surf Club on January 24, 2009. The 37th Intenational Polonaise Ball was a "Tribute to Mexico." The chairpersons of the Ball were Mr. Irena McLean - Laks of NY, Countess Barbara Pagowska - Cooper and Lady Blanka Rosenstiel.

The Countess is also the Vice-President of the American Institute of Polish Culture. Mrs. Irene LcLean - Laks is Institute's generous supporter.

Lady Blanka is the Founder and President of the American Institute of Polish Culture, Chopin Foundation and the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland.
Recognized here is His Royal Highness King Kigeli V of Rwanda. Also welcomed were Polish President Lesh Walesa, the legendary "Solidarity" leader and a Nobel Peace Prize Winner. and Juan Miguel Gutierrez-Tinoco, Consul General of Mexico.

The White Eagle is the national coat of arms of Poland. It is a stylized white eagle with a golden beak and talons, and wearing a golden crown.

Dancers performed both Polish and Mexican folk dancing throughout the evening.

A stage was set as a tribute to Mexico with sombreros and serapes with white and ostrich feathered palm accents.

Columns were draped with sheer fabric and crystal lighting to add to the Polonaise Ball theme for the dance.

Good times were enjoyed by all those who attended.

Dan Hathcock and Barbara Fulmer were honored to be in attendance and proud to have been able to bring to life the vision of Lady Blanka.

Dan Hathcock and Lady Blanka Rosenstiel. The beginning of a wonderful relationship.