Phoenix Bride & Groom Networking Party

One of my favorite magazines in the valley, Phoenix Bride and Groom Magazine, just hosted a fantastic networking event featuring the most unique venue. Los Cedros, is no ordinary stable. Located in the foothills of Scottsdale lies the home of world champion Arabian horses. It features a horse pool and personal stalls for each of the magnificent animals. The entire day was an amazing showcase of talent and passion. Congratulations to all who put on this fantastic event. To see more pictures check out the SLIDESHOW!

A creative and dynamic team of vendors sponsored the event. Take a minute and check out the work of those that made it a day to remember. Arizona Photo Booth, BBJ Linen, Bling H20, Bruce Brown Catering, Creations in Cuisine and Catering, Creative Cappuccino, Definitely Debra Invitations & Wedding Boutique, Flora Europa, Fuzion Chefs, Heidi's Events & Catering, Honey Moon Sweets, Kool Party Rentals, Mi Catering, Music Doctors, Outstanding Occasions, Pour Masters Bartending Services, Raj Tents, Simply Servers, Tri-Rentals Event Specialists & Zocalo Catering.

World renowned event designer, writer, speaker, and television personality for Design Star, Scott Corridon, was the featured speaker in the morning session. Scott flew in from Santa Barbra California to give an inspirational message which brought a lot of laughter and tears to a standing room only audience.

My hat goes off to Suzanne at Flora Europa for putting together such beautiful floral arrangements and table decor. She is truly an artist!

Raj Tents of California was a show stopper and the perfect backdrop for Debbie Weisz of Dessert Botanical Gardens to catch a few of the last rays of sun from the day.

Bruce Brown Catering served up the best sweet potatoes I have ever had! They taste as good as they look.

A horse show is an included bonus for those who choose to use this location for their events. Seeing these horses reminded me of when I would ride my uncles horses in Montana!

Not to be left out of the fun, Scott Corridan decided to give his evening talk perched on a bronze steed!