sixtieth surprise | part three

Cool Stuff — tiffany at 11:15 pm on Tuesday, January 18, 2011

The surprises kept coming throughout the evening for Bob, including heartfelt toasts, a wheeled-out cake with two bodacious women, and Bob’s favorite band, Here the Come the Mummies, that paraded in from the balcony of the Indiana Roof Ballroom.  This band was unbelievably entertaining.

The night ended Playboy-style back at The Conrad for late night snacks. Perfect way to end a perfect night.  Congratulations!

sixtieth surprise | part two

Cool Stuff — tiffany at 12:27 am on Tuesday, January 18, 2011

The first of many surprises began with Bob’s closest family and friends at The Conrad.  Bob figured it was a nice, intimate celebration until ‘Ralph’ walked in with a live television crew to escort him to The Indiana Roof Ballroom where nearly 400 were watching the live feed with excitement.

Without providing all of the details of the evening…there were surprise visits from Bob’s three siblings, a high school friend from Australia, previous colleagues, Marty Brennaman,, Fuzzy Zoeller, and video messages from Peyton Manning, Jeff Saturday, and Ralph Harris.  The show included commercial breaks, a live Cleavage Cam, and cigarette girls.  The best part of the evening was observing Bob’s genuine reaction to each surprise.

More to come…

sixtieth surprise | part one

Cool Stuff — tiffany at 12:29 am on Monday, January 17, 2011

Bob Kevoian’s 60th Birthday Surprise Party was seamlessly choreographed.  The theme was a throw-back to the famous 1950s Ralph Edwards program, This is Your Life.  In the show, Ralph Edwards would surprise his guests and then proceed to take them through their life in front of an audience including friends and family. Bob’s best friend, acted the part of Ralph, creating the perfect centerpiece for the celebration.

It was amazing to watch a seasoned group of entertainers in action.  A team of nearly twenty, led by Casey Scott of Etcetera Events, began planning what included a live television production and multiple parties in a series of locations in one night.  The best part of it all…Bob was truly surprised again and again throughout the night.

More to come…

wish upon a wedding | launch

Cool Stuff — tiffany at 12:45 am on Sunday, January 16, 2011

As Board President, Monica Richard, noted in her address at the launch for the Wish Upon a Wedding Indianapolis Chapter, “We race fast in Indianapolis.  Tonight we are not only launching our chapter but we are announcing our first recipients for a wedding.”

We are thrilled to be a part of this organization and look forward to honoring wonderful couples facing either a terminal illness or significant challenges.  Please visit Wish Upon a Wedding to learn more about how may be able to contribute.

guest blogger | yoga

Industry Tips,Uncategorized — tiffany at 11:48 pm on Monday, January 10, 2011

Kathy Keeling, owner of K2 Yoga, has quite a niche for wedding parties that we learned about recently. We asked Kathy the following questions…

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What are the benefits of starting out your wedding day with yoga?
Yoga is an amazing way to begin your wedding day and create an unforgettable memory. I have experienced brides and bridesmaids really come together and have fun and start the day energized and refreshed with a yoga session. The benefits of yoga, including improved posture and flexibility, toned muscles, and of course, relaxation, make it a perfect pre-wedding workout. It is a great way to quiet your mind, gently move your body, and set your intention to have a beautiful day.

Do you have to be experienced in yoga to have a bridal yoga session?
No yoga experience is necessary. It is my hope to inspire those who have never done yoga before to give it a try, and really have a great time. It’s all about what feels best for you in that moment. I offer gentle poses that flow the body and breath together. I also play a great mix of music to relax and energize the session and read something inspirational to begin the session. By joining the mind, body, and breath with gentle stretching, yoga can be very powerful in realizing the importance of living in the moment, feeling gratitude, awakening the senses, and experiencing joy.

How much space is needed for the session?
Small and intimate spaces with dim lighting work well for bridal sessions. It can be a simple room in your home or hotel, a studio, or an outdoor garden. The possibilities are endless!

How did you start leading bridal yoga sessions?
One of my yoga students was planning her wedding and asked me to lead a class for her and her bridesmaids the morning before her wedding. It was so much fun and gave them a time to come together to release any tension, and bring forth good energy, enthusiasm and love. That’s what the day is all about. Love.

What is included in your bridal sessions?
I specifically designed a Bridal Bliss Yoga Session that includes:

- 1 Hour Yoga Session for Bride and guests with special readings, inspiration, and music
- Mood enhancing candles (if desired)
- Each guest gets delicious gourmet chocolates to end the session

Depending on the number of guests, the price ranges from $150-300.

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Kathy Keeling has been a student of yoga for 18 years and is trained in Hatha Yoga and the Yogafit Method. She leads private and group yoga sessions in the Indianapolis area.  To find out more about her Bridal Bliss Yoga Sessions, please contact her at kathykeeling1@aim.com or 317-374-6116 or visit her yoga blog.

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