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Spring 2014 Your One Stop Wedding Shop a Delicious Celebration of Chefs and Cuisine Spring 2014 Let Them Eat Cake Your One Stop Wedding Shop Bring sweetness to your wedding day with a Batter Bakery dessert bar! o you’re getting hitched? Now what? To assist you in your task ahead and keep stress levels at a minimum, Batter Bakery will curate we have compiled a selection of Embarcadero Center’s best wedding shops. Be sure to join us in Three a customized selection SEmbarcadero Center this fall for Embarcadero Center’s wedding showcase. Stay tuned for details. of decadent handcrafted baked goods, sure to be Put a Ring on It a sweet highlight of your Purchasing an engagement ring or wedding band is a momentous occasion, the enjoyment of which should wedding day. Cookies, last a lifetime. Established in 1986, Ritz Jewelers is a neighborhood favorite, known for fine craftsmanship brownies, shortbread, and personalized jewelry buying experiences. cupcakes, tarts, ice cream sandwiches; the Whether you want to create a unique piece selections are endless. or make modifications to an existing one, One or two tier cutting Ritz Jewelers’ professional designer Khoren is cakes make the perfect available for consultation on custom designs. centerpiece for your His innate sense for jewelry design is the reason stunning dessert bar. why Ritz Jewelers pieces are both stylish and Plate rental, styling, timeless. setup, and delivery are available. Don’t miss Ritz Jewelers is here to lend a hand when it out on custom treats comes time to pick out an engagement ring, for showers, favors, anniversary gift or special piece for any other welcome gifts, and momentous occasion. bridal brunches. Contact Batter Bakery for a personal One Embarcadero Center, Street Level wedding consultation - we look forward to making your www.ritzjewelers.com | 415.626.3807 wedding a little bit sweeter! Two Embarcadero Center, Street Level The Perfect Wedding Dress www.batterbakery.com | 415.674.1069 s that dream wedding dress evading you? Perhaps it’s time to stop looking Iharder and start looking smarter. Here are a few tips from Grace Young, Buyer at Bridal Galleria, the West Coast’s leading couture bridal salon: 1. Plan ahead. Book an appointment so you have the proper amount of time to shop without the pressure of running back to work. 2. Have a budget in mind. Our gowns start at primarily $2500 and go up to $15,000. Let your stylist know to stay within your comfort zone. 3. Stay open minded about styles. Don’t be afraid to step out of the box and try on all different types of gowns. Our bridal stylists are here to create the most amazing look that you may not have thought of! 4. Don’t bring a huge crowd. This is not reality TV. Only bring people whose opinions A Delicious Celebration you value. 5. Come with pictures of dresses you like. It’s very helpful for your stylist to have a of Chefs and Cuisine visual of your taste. 6. Bring your own strapless bra & shoes for your appointment. Please don’t wear black ttention all Foodies! Back by popular demand, undergarments as they show through the gowns. Otherwise, we are happy to provide Embarcadero Center is bringing back its food ones you can borrow. Aseries this spring. Join us for Plated: A Delicious 7. Trust your eyes. Don’t rely on the blurry pictures you’ve taken of the dresses you’ve tried on. While they may Celebration of Chefs and Cuisine! Our Saturday morning be helpful to refresh your memory, don’t eliminate dresses based on bad pictures. We are happy to help you series of free, fun and fabulous chef events will be take the best pictures possible while you are here. hosted by Liam Mayclem; San Francisco’s Foodie Three Embarcadero Center, Lobby Level | www.bridalgalleria.com | 415.362.2277 Chap. Plated will include an intimate chef interview and cooking demonstration, featuring Farmer’s Market You’re Invited! fresh items, complete with recipes for everyone to enjoy at home. Past chef participants include: Hyegraph Invitations & Calligraphy Ryan Scott, Joanne Weir, Michael Chiarello, Russell Hyegraph’s Invitations are a unique blend of silkscreen printed, hand-mixed inks from Arabella and K Paper, Jackson and Charles Phan. artsy designs from Mr. Boddington, high-end, engraved stationery and wedding invitations from Arzberger Tastes will be provided for the first 100 guests. and beautiful letterpress & thermography from Crane & Co. and William Arthur. We also have the Bay Area’s These food-lover events will be held in Two largest selection of invitations from Checkerboard Designs. All together we have over 60 different companies Embarcadero Center on Street Level at 11:00 we work with locally and overseas. At Hyegraph we work with our clients for their wedding or event from design AM on select Saturdays throughout the year. Visit and wording to calligraphy, place cards, and menus. Recognized as a preferred vendor for such San Francisco embarcaderocenter.com to see the dates and lineup of venues as the Fairmont, Ritz-Carlton, Julia Morgan Ballroom, Omni Hotel and Bently Reserve, we will guide the latest Plated Series and reserve your space now! you to the right vendor in the city. Call, email or stop by Hyegraph to design the perfect save-the-date and invitation for your special day. Three Embarcadero Center, Street Level | www.hyegraph.com | 415.626.0461 Papyrus At Papyrus we embrace all that life has to offer. We elevate everyday living and moments to become joyful events punctuated by stunning visual statements. Papyrus can offer amazing Wedding and Party invitations and printed elements that convey your personal aesthetic and sense of style. With the ever-important Wedding Invitation suites in mind, our Custom Printing Experts can provide one-on-one service to help you select the perfect piece that will complete your special day. Papyrus has a wide array of Custom Printing brands that suit all of our Brides and Grooms’ needs and budgets. From well-known industry brands such as Crane, Checkerboard, and Vera Wang to eclectic and unique Custom Printing options, Papyrus has a beautiful and visually-stimulating solution. Two Embarcadero Center, Lobby Level | www.papyrusonline.com | 415.781.8777 www.embarcaderocenter.com Coupons Inside See’s Candies For over 90 years See’s Candies has been “The One” Bridal Event dedicated to making candy Mary See’s way. Only the “The One” Bridal Event at Mandarin Oriental, San finest, Francisco on Sunday, March 9, 2014, 11 a.m. to freshest 3 p.m. We invite guests to experience a day of ingredients wedding wonders with over 30 eminent bridal are used in specialists. Highlights include Vera Wang wedding making each gowns and other fashion must-haves a wedding recipe, with experience on our Ceremonial SkyDeck on the 40th no added floor, a chance to win fantastic raffle prizes, meet preservatives. It’s quality you can taste in the many experts and much more! every piece. American made, famous for deliciousness, with the friendliest customer [email protected] | 415.276.9888 service - since 1921. Visit See’s Candies in Three Embarcadero Center and choose from over 100 different Set the Scene for “I Do” candies and chocolates, or sample a piece for free. Weddings with a View at Sens Restaurant Host your Special Day at Sens Restaurant’s grand Biada Lounge and patio Sushi Kinta spaces while having the best view of the city as your ultimate back Distinguishing itself from typical Sushi drop. Sens is a full service wedding venue. Allow our event coordinator restaurants, Sushi to assist you with every detail of your wedding from food and beverage Kinta is the result of packages, flowers and linens, to your entertainment, ceremony, set up combining innovative needs and more. [email protected] | 415.627.0747 Japanese cuisine with a spectacular dining experience. Wedding Receptions at Hyatt Regency San Francisco At Sushi Kinta, they Whether you dream of an intimate pride themselves gathering or grand soiree, Hyatt Regency San on using only the Francisco offers a selection of wedding day highest quality and freshest possibilities. ingredients in the preparation of all their dishes. Their Ideally located on San Francisco’s waterfront menu features a variety of options including customer favorites, the Teriyaki Salmon Box and Maguro Nigiri, in Embarcadero Center, the hotel boasts breathtaking views and is featured as well as endless sushi and sashimi entrées. Not sure in the Guinness Book of World Records for its grand atrium lobby. Hyatt offers what you’re in the mood for? Try the Teriyaki Chicken expert planning for wedding receptions, ceremonies, rehearsal dinners and Lunch Special, it’s the perfect bite to satisfy your morning after brunches, designed to meet your palate and vision, including: hunger any time of the day. Order online for quick - Menu tastings pick-up at - Dance floor and staging www.sushikintaembarcadero.com. - Specialty linens - Accommodations and special rates for overnight guests sanfranciscoregency.hyatt.com | 415.291.6609 Hotel Vitale An urban destination for a modern celebration Hotel Vitale offers T-Mobile a wide range of modern, fresh designed event spaces perfect for T-Mobile at Embarcadero Center continues to be the creating memorable celebrations. If you are looking for a unique Un-carrier in 2014, most recently by announcing and memorable ceremony or reception space for your celebration Contract Freedom for Families. Starting now, T-Mobile that has some of the best views within San Francisco, the terrac- will cover your family’s early termination fees when es or Americano Patio are ideal. 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