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DESTINATION WEDDING Historichistoric Newburgh,Newburgh, In.In DESTINATION WEDDING historichistoric newburgh,newburgh, in.in. Step-by-step planning Page 3 Bridal hairdo guide Page 4 Latest fashion trends Page 6 How-to wedding snapshots Page 9 A production of e Standard, Warrick County’s news source since 1875 Page 2 - SPRING 2013 - DESTINATION WEDDING Newburgh has everything for a destination wedding Destination Weddings river. It is quite beautiful are all the rage. The only for a wedding or the wed- problem is that most young ding photographs. couples do not have the After the wedding, a money for a “destination horse drawn carriage could wedding” that takes them pick up the couple and to faraway lands. whisk them to their wed- Historic Newburgh ding reception. offers all the elements of a We have a number of get-away wedding without restaurants and locations the price tag or the dis- C S that can accommodate tance. Here are some ideas receptions, from the casual for a unique wedding plan. to the elegant. You have always Another cool transporta- dreamed of an outdoor party to gather and dress. tion idea is to rent the New- wedding. There are several Renting out one or both burgh Trolley. It seats up to places along the riverfront Lock Master Cottages is 15 people and can transport that make a great wedding one option. guests to the venue or give location. The Lock and It could also provide a tours of Newburgh while Dam Park can be set-up place for guests that will the wedding party takes with tents for a rain or need overnight accommo- pictures. shine event. The Old Lock dations. Both sleep eight Outside weddings are and Dam building makes a people and have a comfort- fabulous when the weather great anchor for last minute able up-to-date kitchen and cooperates. If you prefer to wedding prep. If you decide living space. The breathtak- play it a bit safer and have to have the reception at the ing view of the river is a the wedding inside, there same location, it has kitch- bonus! are a number of churches en facilities and restrooms. Another charming wed- in the Town of Newburgh The Overlook Park is ding location is God’s with spaces that fit small to a picturesque place for a Garden. This is a gift to the large weddings. wedding, as is the River- community created by Jim Preservation Hall has DESI GORDON | Submitted front Park. It takes a little and Mary Ann Wilsbacher. also been the scene of more more planning because There is no charge, but they than one wedding. In 2007, Bubble are released after a couple leaves Preservation Hall in Newburgh there are no restrooms or do ask that you call them the old Town Hall, which following their marriage ceremony. other facilities for dressing. for reservations. There is is now known as Preserva- One of the challenges of a gazebo in the corner and tion Hall, was converted kitchen. Ebenezer Hall, windows can accommodate Town of Newburgh website a garden wedding is provid- a gate opening out to the into a first class reception with its 16 foot high wood up to 200 people comfort- to find pictures and how to ing a place for the wedding Rivertown Trail and the space with a state-of-the-art ceilings and stained glass ably. You can check out the reserve these spaces. Schmitt Catering & More Would love to be part of your important day Catering Drop Off Service for Rehearsal Dinners Private Dining at the Restaurant (up to 62 people) • Banquet Room Seating Up to 200 • Full Catering • Full Bar Available Call the Newburgh . • Weddings American Legion Today! • Class Reunions 711 State St., • Engagement Parties • Birthday Parties Newburgh • Retirement Parties 858-9069 If you would like a tasting or to get to know us better, • Showers s aa COME AND VISIT US AT GGiveGiivvee uuuss a daayy!! Rose Hill Cafe • Corporate Training callccaallll tttoday!ood And Seminars -88444433 8133 Rose Hill Rd. • Newburgh, IN 8812-853-84438 www.schmittcatering.com1122--885533- DESTINATION WEDDING - SPRING 2013 - Page 3 How to plan Who to go to for what Carol Schaefer, execu- as use of the riverfront community and is open to courtyard at House of for the big day tive director of Historic parks. the public. White Bridal Boutique. Newburgh, Inc., has loads You are encouraged to It is a beautiful place It will be important to 12 Months or More Before of information about the check the town website for for a wedding. There is no talk to Chris or Andrea •Talk to both sets of parents. local venues and can help information. charge, but you will need Whitehead for availability. •Determine type, style and theme of wedding. you with maps and direc- Lori can be reached at to get the date on their There contact informa- •Discuss wedding budget with your families. tions. Contact her at 812- 812-853-3578 or lbuehl- calendar. tion is 812-858-2998 and •Get a wedding organizer or notebook. 853-2815 or director@ [email protected] to You can contact Mary info@houseofwhitebridal. •Speak with your clergy/officiate and review synagogue historicnewburgh.org. make reservations. Ann and Jim Wilsbacher com. or church requirements. Lori Buehlman, New- God’s Garden, on Water at 812-490-6015 or wils- Newburgh is developing •Determine wedding date and reserve ceremony and burgh Town Manager, will Street, is owned by Mary [email protected]. into a wedding destination, reception venues. have information on the Ann and Jim Wilsbacher. Another beautiful so seek the help of our •If you are using one, book a wedding consultant. town’s properties, as well It is their gift to the garden location is the locals who know it well. 9 to 11 Months Before •Select photographer, videographer and florist GOD’S GARDEN •Compile a guest list. •Finalize wedding colors and theme. •Select your attendants. •Purchase wedding rings. •Book honeymoon. •Select wedding gown and accessories. 6 to 8 Months Before •Plan ceremony, reception and music choices. •Order invitations and stationery. •Sign up for gift registry. •Send save-the-date cards. 4 to 5 Months Before •Finalize floral arrangements. •Place announcement in local newspaper. •Shop for tuxedos. •Book limo or transportation. •Plan decorations and favors. •Arrange lodging for out of town guests. •Make arrangements for rehearsal and dinner. 3 Months Before •Order wedding cake(s), cake knife and toasting glasses. •Meet with clergy/officiate to determine details of the ceremony. •Finalize the guest list. •Choose gifts for attendants, parents and helpers. •Address invitations. 2 Months Before •Mail invitations •Schedule hair and make-up consultation. TIMOTHY W. YOUNG | Warrick Publishing •Make or buy decorations and favors. God’s Garden, located on Water Street in Newburgh, has a variety of landscaping backdrops, as •Obtain wedding license. well as a gazebo for pictures of ceremonies. The Ohio River provides a scenic backdrop for the •Schedule fittings for wedding party attire. garden owned and maintained by Jim and Mary Ann Wilsbacher. •Have formal wedding portrait taken. 1 Month Before •Confirm honeymoon reservations. •Meet with photographer/videographer to finalize details. I do... want a ‘green’ wedding •Confirm date, time and payments with vendors. •Finish and print the wedding program. These days everyone September. is thinking about the Have your invitations 2 Weeks Before environment, even when printed on FSC-certified it comes to planning a 100 percent recycled paper. •Confirm delivery time with florist. wedding. Here are a few For your thank-you cards, •Contact guests who did not respond. suggestions for an eco- choose stationery made 1 Week Before friendly day. from paper in which wild For the bride’s bouquet flower are embedded; this •Pick up wedding party attire. choose local wild flow- kind of paper is available •Give final guest count to reception venue/caterer. ers, such as irises, daisies in many garden centers. or lavender. For bouton- For your ceremony and 1 Day Before nieres and corsages, some reception, choose locations •Have manicure and pedicure. leafy greenery will add that are easily accessible •Layout everything needed for the ceremony. a touch of originality to in order to cut down on car FILE PHOTO •Attend rehearsal and dinner. your bridal procession and engine emissions. •Go to bed early and get some sleep. advertise your commitment Brides who love their of their choice sewed by rings. Wedding rings that to being green. You could mother’s or grandmother’s a local dressmaker. Buy- belonged to family mem- Wedding Day also replace the traditional wedding gowns can have ing a beautiful, recycled bers are also a meaning- •Eat breakfast, even if you don’t feel hungry. table centerpieces with them altered by a seam- wedding band in gold or ful option–after all, the •Have your hair and make-up done. displays of freshly picked stress. Or, rather than silver is another great way Duchess of Cambridge •Begin dressing two hours before the ceremony. apples from a neighbor- buying a ready-to-wear to be green. The rings can was quite happy to accept •Look at yourself in a mirror before walking down the ing orchard–perfect if dress made in China, be personalized in the Princess Diana’s engage- aisle. you’re getting married in brides can have the design same way as traditional ment ring! Page 4 - SPRING 2013 - DESTINATION WEDDING What to do with the bride’s hair DESI GORDON know that they can work Guest Columnist with you to achieve that signature look. Are you going to wear Allow our award- your hair down or in an winning educators to updo? relieve you of the wor- Always consider ries concerning hairstyle, the shape of your face, skincare, depilation and do you want your hair make-up.
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