re·mark·a·ble
adj.
1. Worthy of notice.
2. Attracting notice as being unusual or extraordinary.
You know when you see something remarkable. You can't wait to tell your friends. You get pictures by the remarkable thing. You post the pictures to Facebook and Twitter. The remarkable thing is embedded into your memory.
As wedding vendors, we try to be remarkable. We love it when the photo booth generates excitement at a wedding. We love it when guests are amazed that our booths record video for the bride and groom. We aim to provide a remarkable service at every event we attend.
Monday we participated in a wedding for a fabulous couple at Sundance resort. As soon as I saw the wedding cake arrive, I thought "now that's remarkable!" The cake was designed by Carrie of Carrie's Cakes. The bride gave her creative control to come up with something amazing. It was the talk of wedding. People were posing by the cake for pictures.
If you need a remarkable cake for a wedding or event, please visit Carrie at www.carriescakes.com or her Facebook page.
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