Join us for the Wonderfully Witchy August Issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine.
Our theme for the month is witches- and to really make the theme really fun we have a Find the Witch Scavenger Hunt going on throughout the magazine. Winner will receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card.
This month’s issue contains an author interview with Jacqueline Paige and in depth details about her Magic Seasons Series along with features and excerpts about books by; Kimberly Frost, April Aasheim, Suzanne Johnson, Charity Parkerson, Debbie Christiana, and Roxanne Rhoads.
Readers can also enjoy poetry, book reviews, and our regular features Tarot in Fiction and La Mamma Verde’s Green Living Advice.
In the Naughty Nook you’ll find a sizzling excerpt from Witch in the Middle, a short story in the Paranormal Pleasures Anthology, you discover that sex and chocolate have long been a delightful duo, and you can take a peek into Hex and the Single Witch with a short excerpt and an article about the characters creating their own story.
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Sunday, August 18, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Win a $25 Amazon or BN Gift Card : August Issue Bewitching Book Tours Magazine
Join us for the Wonderfully Witchy August Issue of bewitching Book Tours Magazine.
Our theme for the month is witches- and to really make the theme really fun we have a Find the Witch Scavenger Hunt going on throughout the magazine. Winner will receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card.
This month’s issue contains an author interview with Jacqueline Paige and in depth details about her Magic Seasons Series along with features and excerpts about books by; Kimberly Frost, April Aasheim, Suzanne Johnson, Charity Parkerson, Debbie Christiana, and Roxanne Rhoads.
Readers can also enjoy poetry, book reviews, and our regular features Tarot in Fiction and La Mamma Verde’s Green Living Advice.
In the Naughty Nook you’ll find a sizzling excerpt from Witch in the Middle, a short story in the Paranormal Pleasures Anthology, you discover that sex and chocolate have long been a delightful duo, and you can take a peek into Hex and the Single Witch with a short excerpt and an article about the characters creating their own story.
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Our theme for the month is witches- and to really make the theme really fun we have a Find the Witch Scavenger Hunt going on throughout the magazine. Winner will receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card.
This month’s issue contains an author interview with Jacqueline Paige and in depth details about her Magic Seasons Series along with features and excerpts about books by; Kimberly Frost, April Aasheim, Suzanne Johnson, Charity Parkerson, Debbie Christiana, and Roxanne Rhoads.
Readers can also enjoy poetry, book reviews, and our regular features Tarot in Fiction and La Mamma Verde’s Green Living Advice.
In the Naughty Nook you’ll find a sizzling excerpt from Witch in the Middle, a short story in the Paranormal Pleasures Anthology, you discover that sex and chocolate have long been a delightful duo, and you can take a peek into Hex and the Single Witch with a short excerpt and an article about the characters creating their own story.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Join us for the one year anniversary issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine- we guarantee it sizzles.
The theme of the month is hot erotica- as if the July heat isn't enough for you ;-)
We have steamy excerpts and hot interviews with erotica authors including CJ Ellisson, Blakely Bennett, Sandra Gore, Jeffe Kennedy, Patricia Knight and Roxanne Rhoads.
We also have our regular magazine features including: Tarot in Fiction, Green Living Tips with La Mamma Verde, reviews, and poetry.
Featured authors this month include Stavros, Meredith Allard, Elise Sax, Karen Greco, and Carole Remy
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The theme of the month is hot erotica- as if the July heat isn't enough for you ;-)
We have steamy excerpts and hot interviews with erotica authors including CJ Ellisson, Blakely Bennett, Sandra Gore, Jeffe Kennedy, Patricia Knight and Roxanne Rhoads.
We also have our regular magazine features including: Tarot in Fiction, Green Living Tips with La Mamma Verde, reviews, and poetry.
Featured authors this month include Stavros, Meredith Allard, Elise Sax, Karen Greco, and Carole Remy
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Friday, June 21, 2013
Bewitching Book Tours Sizzling Summer Giveaway
1 Kindle HD -30 authors joined together to offer a spectacular grand prize A Kindle Fire HD 8.9” screen , Wifi ,16GB $269 value Open to US shipping, if outside US you can receive an equal value Amazon Gift Card
1 huge package of book swag from Bewitching Book Tours filled with fun goodies from Bewitching Book Tours, owner Roxanne Rhoads and numerous Bewitching authors including a Starbucks giftcard from Gina Conkle
4 packages of book swag from Bewitching Book Tours- filled with fun goodies from Bewitching authors
1 mixed swag pack of various book swag from Milly Taiden
1 book swag from Constance Phillips
$15 Amazon gift card from Sky Purington
Rafflecopter Giveaway Two: Print Books
1 set of Bleeding Hearts (Demimonde #1) and Blood Rush (Demimonde #2) by Ash Krafton- US Shipping
2 sets of Her Dear & Loving Husband and Her Loving Husband's Curse by Meredith Allard open to US Shipping
1 Kidnapped by Maria Hammarbald us shipping
1 ROGUE ORACLE and DARK ORACLE by Alayna Williams- us shipping
1 EMBERS and SPARKS by Laura Bickle- US shipping
1 Fall of Sky City by SM Blooding US Shipping only
1 signed set of DARK LIGHT OF DAY and FIERY EDGE OF STEEL by Jill Archer
1 Life After the Undead and Death to the Undead by Pembroke Sinclair- US shipping
1 DiSemblance by Shanae Branham
1 Shield: Allie's War, Book Two by JC Andrijeski (or Revik: Allie's War, Early Years) by JC Andrijeski
1 signed copy of VICIOUS CIRCLE by Linda Robertson (or any other title written by her if winner already has VC)
1 DiSemblance by Shanae Branham open to International Shipping
1 The Necromancer’s Seduction by Mimi Sebastian open to International Shipping
2 print copies of The Chosen by Annette Gisby, US/Canada and UK entrants
1 Print or ebook Copy of Night Hawk by JE Taylor to US residents or ebook (mobi or epub) for international folks. If US resident would prefer ebook - that can be done as well.
1 Print or ebook Copy of Hunting Season by JE Taylor to US residents or ebook (mobi or epub) for international folks. If US resident would prefer ebook - that can be done as well
1 Winner’s choice of print or digital (.mobi or .epub) of Royal Street or River Road by Suzanne Johnson, in either U.S. or U.K. editions; open to international.
1 Winner’s Choice of print, audio, or digital (.mobi only) of Redemption, Absolution, Omega, or Storm Force by Susannah Sandlin open to international.
1 All three books in the Phaeton Black, Paranormal Investigator series The Seduction of Phaeton Black, The Moonstone and Miss Jones, The Miss Education of Dr. Exeter by Jillian Stone. Print or eBook any format, reader's choice Ebook open international
Bewitching Giveaway Three: YA Books
1 Signed print copy Portal by Imogen Rose- US Shipping
1 Signed print copy of INITIATION by Imogen Rose- US Shipping
1 print copy Hollow's End by Marianne Morea- US Shipping
5 print copies Visionary Unleashed by N. Dunham US shipping
1 THE HALLOWED ONES by Laura Bickle- US Shipping
1 print copy The Ifs (middle grade book) by JD Pooker
1 print set of Reckoning and Relentless by Molly Hall- US shipping
1 ebook copy of Soul Meaning by AD Starrling
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1 ebook copy Hollow's End by Marianne Morea
5 ecopies Visionary Unleashed by N. Dunham
5 ecopies of Portal by Imogen Rose
5 ecopies INITIATION by Imogen Rose
Bewitching Books Tours Summer Giveaway Four- Ebooks
1 ebook copy Flashback by Maria Hammarblad
10 ebook copies of Shield: Allie's War, Book Two by JC Andrijeski (or Revik: Allie's War, Early Years)
1 Tyrant of Tarsit (Time travel romance) by Holly Hunt
2 ebooks of New Zealand with a Hobbit Botherer by John Gisby (international)
1 each Bleeding Hearts (Demimonde #1) and Blood Rush (Demimonde #2) by Ash Krafton
2 copies each Her Dear & Loving Husband and Her Loving Husband's Curse by Meredith Allard
1 Winner’s choice Caged Heat or Wolf Protector by Milly Taiden
1 ecopy Resurrecting Harry by Constance Phillips
1 The Cat's Meow by Stacey Kennedy
1 Stavros is giving away 1 of each- eBook copies of Dead Girl: A Romantic Zombie Tale of Revenge, Blood Junky, and Love in Vein
1 Murder on Mars (A New Orleans Mystery) by MM Shelley
1 Little Red Riding Wolf by Jessica Aspen, mobi or epub available
1 Cindy Spencer Paper is giving away an E-book - winner’s choice of any available on her website.
1 eCopy of The MacLomain Series Boxed Set by Sky Purington (Books 1-4), PDF or gifted to Kindle
5 free copies of DRAGONSTONE by Paula Millhouse : pdf, emobi, ePub
5 ecopies of THREE WISHES by Paula Millhouse pdf, mobi, ePub
1 ecopy SMOKE AND MIRRORS (The Gifted, Book 1) by Marie Treanor
1 ecopy SERAFINA AND THE SILENT VAMPIRE (Serafina’s, Book 1) by Marie Treanor
1 BLOOD GUILT (Blood Hunters, Book 1) by Marie Treanor
1 Annie Nicholas is giving away Reader's choice of any ebook from her backlist winner’s choice of .pdf, epub, mobi.
1 one e-book set of the first two books in the Seven Seals Series (Seal of Destiny and Seal of Surrender) by Traci Douglass
1 ecopy Wucaii by Pembroke Sinclair
2 ebooks of Silent Screams by Annette Gisby (international)
2 ebooks of Shadows of the Rose by Annette Gisby (international)
3 EBOOKS (one set): THE CROSSE HARBOR TIME TRAVEL TRILOGY by Barbara Bretton
1 More Than Friends by Jessica Jayne (.epub, .pdf, .mobi)
1 In Flames by Jessica Jayne (.epub, .prc and .pdf)
Monday, June 3, 2013
Kindle Free Book Blitz- Hex and the Single Witch
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Hex and the Single Witch
Vehicle City Vampires Book One
By Roxanne Rhoads
It’s a new era in Vehicle City, supernaturals are running the town.
The P.I.T has their hands full with paranormal crimes. Top priority is a serial killer, who appears to be a vampire, draining young women in the city.
Anwyn is on the case with her sexy partner Detective Mike Malone.
Complicating things is her relationship Galen, a vampire who looks more guilty than innocent, although Anwyn trusts her instincts even if her power is on the fritz.
Mysterious spells, compromising situations, and a possible demon on the loose make it hard to focus on the case, but Anwyn has to make things right before the human police execute the wrong vampire.
Hex and the Single Witch contains magick, a little bit of mystery, a lot of supernatural mayhem, and a sexy love triangle that will leave you wanting more.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
April 2013 Issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine
This month's issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine features author interviews with Tricia Skinner, A.D. Starrling, ML Ryan, John Lansing, Verdell Walker, Dawn Luedecke, Stephanie Amox, and Jean Murray.
Our regular columns include: Tarot in Fiction with Alayna Williams, Auntie Ann's Homespun Advice with Ann Gimpel, Vampires in Fiction with Roxanne Rhoads, The Law of Attraction with Carole Remy, and La Mamma Verde green living advice with Wenona Napolitano.
The April issue also contains: poetry, book excerpts, book reviews, and spotlights on: Undercover by Maria Hammarblad, Who Is Candid by Carole Remy, Ruby by Jeffe Kennedy, and Hidden Depths by Aubrianna Hunter.
The Naughty Nook features “spice up your love life advice” from Roxanne Rhoads and excerpts from steamy reads.
Friday, March 15, 2013
March 2013 Bewitching Book Tours Magazine
This month's issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine features: The Chosen by Theresa Meyers and an article describing steampunk, Wicked Lies by Karina Cooper, and The Magic Seasons Series by Jacqueline Paige.
Author interviews with Annette Gisby, George D Shuman, Folami and Abeni Morris, Charity Santiago, and Alex Gulczynski
Our regular columns include: Tarot in Fiction with Alayna Williams, Auntie Ann's Homespun Advice with Ann Gimpel, and La Mamma Verde green living advice with Wenona Napolitano.
The March issue also contains: poetry, book excerpts, reviews, and The Naughty Nook featuring erotic feng shui advice from Roxanne Rhoads, excerpts from steamy reads and interviews with erotica authors- Blakely Bennett and Skhye Moncrief
Monday, February 11, 2013
February Issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine now available
February Issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine now available- Vampire Valentine theme.
Join us for character interviews, discussions on vampires in fiction, tarot in fiction, featured author interviews and excerpts, recipes, vampire poetry, erotic poetry, The Naughty Nook, La Mamma Verde, Wedding Folklore and Superstitions from Around the World and so much more
featuring Susannah Sandlin , Milly Taiden , Maria Hammarblad, Ann Gimpel, Laura Bickle (writing as Alayna Williams), Wenona Napolitano, MM Shelley, and more
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
January 2013 Issue of Bewitching Book Tours Magazine
Welcome to the January issue of Bewitching Book Tours magazine. This month we are featuring interviews with authors Alison Beightol, Brett Davis, Barbara Morgenroth, and Kevin Klehr, featuring articles by Michelle Cornwell- Jordan, Alayna Williamns and Roxanne Rhoads. We also have our regular monthly features The Naughty Nook, Auntie Ann's Homespun Advice, The Pumpkin Patch, La Mamma Verde, and Vampires in Fiction.
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Monday, December 31, 2012
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Please visit me at The Creatively Green Write at Home Mom
And check out my book The Everything Green Wedding Book
Description:
Increasingly, brides and grooms are spending their wedding dollars on environmentally friendly products and services. From the dress to the dinner, there are more green options available today than ever before. This book will teach the happy couple just how easy and affordable it is to: choose a stunning environmentally friendly location; create beautiful invitations printed on recycled paper; find the perfect eco-fashion; enjoy a gourmet organic caterer; find the right romantic honeymoon retreat, and more! This fun, informative guide provides all the steps to a beautiful wedding - without leaving a footprint!
Reviews:
5.0 out of 5 stars Educational and Useful!, April 21, 2009
By K. Harrison "Author of The Green Bride Guide"
Wenona Napolitano did a very good job with this book. It is well researched and full of helpful lists including: edible flowers to use in your decor, pictures you want your photogrpher to take, and simple recipes and instructions for DIY favors.
She also does a great job of providing the "why" of green weddings. The book begins with ten reasons to have a green wedding and includes E Facts, E Alerts, and E Essential environmental tips throughout.
A great addition to your green wedding bookshelf.
Please visit me at The Creatively Green Write at Home Mom
And check out my book The Everything Green Wedding Book
Description:
Increasingly, brides and grooms are spending their wedding dollars on environmentally friendly products and services. From the dress to the dinner, there are more green options available today than ever before. This book will teach the happy couple just how easy and affordable it is to: choose a stunning environmentally friendly location; create beautiful invitations printed on recycled paper; find the perfect eco-fashion; enjoy a gourmet organic caterer; find the right romantic honeymoon retreat, and more! This fun, informative guide provides all the steps to a beautiful wedding - without leaving a footprint!
Reviews:
5.0 out of 5 stars Educational and Useful!, April 21, 2009
By K. Harrison "Author of The Green Bride Guide"
Wenona Napolitano did a very good job with this book. It is well researched and full of helpful lists including: edible flowers to use in your decor, pictures you want your photogrpher to take, and simple recipes and instructions for DIY favors.
She also does a great job of providing the "why" of green weddings. The book begins with ten reasons to have a green wedding and includes E Facts, E Alerts, and E Essential environmental tips throughout.
A great addition to your green wedding bookshelf.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Winter Wonderland Wedding Ideas
Imagine a winter wedding wonderland scene: An old-fashioned frozen pond with people dressed warmly in sweaters, hats, gloves and mittens ice skating on it, snowmen built alongside the pond, icicles dripping from the trees, plus hot cups of cocoa and a roaring fire to go home to. You could take this scene and use the elements to create your own winter wonderland theme wedding.
When planning a winter wedding, you can use traditional elements like snowflakes and icicles, ice skates and sleds. You can create a nostalgic scene by using a dark blue and a light blue with a more country essence, or you could have a sleek and modern winter wonderland by just focusing on the metallic color scheme and using mainly the snowflakes and icicles.
Colors
Dark blue, ice blue, white and silver.
Color Variations
Metallic blues, silver and white.
Items for Decorations, Invitations and Favors
Ice skates, frozen pond, ice sculptures, snowmen, snowflakes, icicles, mittens, hats, scarves, sleds and hot cups of cocoa.
Favor Ideas
Make or buy mittens, fill them with candy and tie the opening with a ribbon. If you can't find mittens, you can also use basic tulle circles in your wedding colors, filled with candy and tied with a ribbon and personalized tag.
Other favor options include tiny ice skates, snowflake-shaped candy or miniature soaps or single packets of hot cocoa mix personalized with your names and wedding date. This could be easily accomplished by printing out big stickers and affixing them to the packets.
Tiny snow globes might be the best favor idea for a winter wonderland theme wedding. You can buy them in bulk at online auction sites.
Centerpieces
You'll be able to find little sleds at dollar stores around Christmas. If you find plain ones, you can paint or decorate them and use them as centerpieces. Just place flowers or a candle inside each one.
A large glass bowl could also be used with a tall pillar candle in the middle surrounded by blue, white and silver Christmas balls. Following a similar theme, use mirrored tiles on the table with glass bowls on top. Fill each bowl with water and blue and clear glass rocks, which will resemble ice, and put a floating candle on top. If you do not want a floating candle, just use the glass rocks and nestle a votive candle in them.
Wedding Attire
Winter fabrics are warm, thick and rich. You could choose velvet, perhaps not for your dress but for capes and cloaks. Other warm winter fabrics include fur, thick satins and knits. A warm, fluffy sweater could be part of your going-away outfit or used somewhere else in the wedding theme. Your white dress and a dark blue velvet cape would be a stunning combination.
Flowers
Simple and elegant white flowers are best, such as white roses or a combination of white and very deep red roses.
When planning a winter wedding, you can use traditional elements like snowflakes and icicles, ice skates and sleds. You can create a nostalgic scene by using a dark blue and a light blue with a more country essence, or you could have a sleek and modern winter wonderland by just focusing on the metallic color scheme and using mainly the snowflakes and icicles.
Colors
Dark blue, ice blue, white and silver.
Color Variations
Metallic blues, silver and white.
Items for Decorations, Invitations and Favors
Ice skates, frozen pond, ice sculptures, snowmen, snowflakes, icicles, mittens, hats, scarves, sleds and hot cups of cocoa.
Favor Ideas
Make or buy mittens, fill them with candy and tie the opening with a ribbon. If you can't find mittens, you can also use basic tulle circles in your wedding colors, filled with candy and tied with a ribbon and personalized tag.
Other favor options include tiny ice skates, snowflake-shaped candy or miniature soaps or single packets of hot cocoa mix personalized with your names and wedding date. This could be easily accomplished by printing out big stickers and affixing them to the packets.
Tiny snow globes might be the best favor idea for a winter wonderland theme wedding. You can buy them in bulk at online auction sites.
Centerpieces
You'll be able to find little sleds at dollar stores around Christmas. If you find plain ones, you can paint or decorate them and use them as centerpieces. Just place flowers or a candle inside each one.
A large glass bowl could also be used with a tall pillar candle in the middle surrounded by blue, white and silver Christmas balls. Following a similar theme, use mirrored tiles on the table with glass bowls on top. Fill each bowl with water and blue and clear glass rocks, which will resemble ice, and put a floating candle on top. If you do not want a floating candle, just use the glass rocks and nestle a votive candle in them.
Wedding Attire
Winter fabrics are warm, thick and rich. You could choose velvet, perhaps not for your dress but for capes and cloaks. Other warm winter fabrics include fur, thick satins and knits. A warm, fluffy sweater could be part of your going-away outfit or used somewhere else in the wedding theme. Your white dress and a dark blue velvet cape would be a stunning combination.
Flowers
Simple and elegant white flowers are best, such as white roses or a combination of white and very deep red roses.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Halloween Theme Wedding
Halloween is not just for children, adults love it too. If you and your fiancé are among the adults that really enjoy Halloween, a Halloween theme wedding may be perfect for you.
A Halloween theme wedding does not necessarily have to be held on Halloween. It could be held the weekend before or after, as long as it is as close to Halloween as possible. The options are endless for what kind of Halloween wedding to have. You could have an elegant Halloween/Harvest theme decorated in rich fall colors like reds, golds and oranges with black accents using pumpkins, gourds, squash and Indian corn as decorating elements. You could have a costume ball or masquerade with the bride and groom in lavish wedding attire and the guests invited to wear costumes as well. Or you could have a spooktacular wedding event with all the Halloween trimmings: cauldrons, skeletons, ghosts, Jack-o-Lanterns and more.
Planning ahead can save you a lot of money. If you plan your wedding at least a year ahead of time, you can get tons of Halloween accessories on clearance. Look for strands of Halloween lights, black and orange candles, Halloween novelty candles, witch's cauldrons and broomsticks, skeleton bride and groom decorations, ceramic or resin pumpkins, garlands of leaves and fall flowers or berries, goodie bags for wedding favors and small novelty items to use as favors, such as mini coffins, skeleton heads, and candles.
The best color schemes to go with could be the traditional black and orange or black and red. The groom and groomsmen could all wear black; the bridesmaids could wear black or red dresses. The bride could even wear a black or red dress or go with a traditional white dress in a gothic style. She could wear a long, form-fitting dress with draped sleeves or a dress with a corset-style bodice.
Centerpieces and decorations could range from candles in wrought-iron candelabras to pumpkins carved into Jack-o-Lanterns, gourds and squash surrounding candles on a mirror tile, black cauldrons with floating candles or, for a more elegant wedding, you could opt for fall leaves or fall flowers arranged into a centerpiece. For your bouquets you could use red, orange or even black roses. You could have accents of gold and black ribbons. Depending on your style, you could even incorporate spider webs or other fun Halloween items into your wedding bouquets.
Make sure to include apple cider and donuts on your menu. On the guest tables you could put little cups of candy corn and nuts for snacks. You could have a buffet of Halloween-inspired food.
Make sure the DJ has plenty of Halloween song favorites on hand for the reception, including "Monster Mash," "Thriller," the theme from Ghostbusters and any other of your favorite Halloween songs. Make sure to hire a DJ that has a good light system and fog machine to add special effects to the dance floor. Other entertainment that you could include might be a fortune teller, palm reader or tarot card reader.
Whatever Halloween style you incorporate and however you decide to decorate, your Halloween theme wedding will be a memorable event for everyone involved.
A Halloween theme wedding does not necessarily have to be held on Halloween. It could be held the weekend before or after, as long as it is as close to Halloween as possible. The options are endless for what kind of Halloween wedding to have. You could have an elegant Halloween/Harvest theme decorated in rich fall colors like reds, golds and oranges with black accents using pumpkins, gourds, squash and Indian corn as decorating elements. You could have a costume ball or masquerade with the bride and groom in lavish wedding attire and the guests invited to wear costumes as well. Or you could have a spooktacular wedding event with all the Halloween trimmings: cauldrons, skeletons, ghosts, Jack-o-Lanterns and more.
Planning ahead can save you a lot of money. If you plan your wedding at least a year ahead of time, you can get tons of Halloween accessories on clearance. Look for strands of Halloween lights, black and orange candles, Halloween novelty candles, witch's cauldrons and broomsticks, skeleton bride and groom decorations, ceramic or resin pumpkins, garlands of leaves and fall flowers or berries, goodie bags for wedding favors and small novelty items to use as favors, such as mini coffins, skeleton heads, and candles.
The best color schemes to go with could be the traditional black and orange or black and red. The groom and groomsmen could all wear black; the bridesmaids could wear black or red dresses. The bride could even wear a black or red dress or go with a traditional white dress in a gothic style. She could wear a long, form-fitting dress with draped sleeves or a dress with a corset-style bodice.
Centerpieces and decorations could range from candles in wrought-iron candelabras to pumpkins carved into Jack-o-Lanterns, gourds and squash surrounding candles on a mirror tile, black cauldrons with floating candles or, for a more elegant wedding, you could opt for fall leaves or fall flowers arranged into a centerpiece. For your bouquets you could use red, orange or even black roses. You could have accents of gold and black ribbons. Depending on your style, you could even incorporate spider webs or other fun Halloween items into your wedding bouquets.
Make sure to include apple cider and donuts on your menu. On the guest tables you could put little cups of candy corn and nuts for snacks. You could have a buffet of Halloween-inspired food.
Make sure the DJ has plenty of Halloween song favorites on hand for the reception, including "Monster Mash," "Thriller," the theme from Ghostbusters and any other of your favorite Halloween songs. Make sure to hire a DJ that has a good light system and fog machine to add special effects to the dance floor. Other entertainment that you could include might be a fortune teller, palm reader or tarot card reader.
Whatever Halloween style you incorporate and however you decide to decorate, your Halloween theme wedding will be a memorable event for everyone involved.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
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Inspections are always done to determine what type of pest you have or what could be a problem in the future. Pheromone monitors and glue boards are installed to catch bugs and show us what types of insects are getting into the area. This helps us determine the next plan of attack in our pest control services so we can treat accordingly.
If it is determined you need bed bug treatments we have two types of control that we use in the bed bug program - Heat or steam.
For the steam method we vacuum, steam, dust and use a liquid pesticide that will remain behind to help prevent re-infestations from occurring.
In multi unit buildings a steam unit is the better way to go. In structures where the heat can be maintained the heat method is the best way to go.
A custom pricing for pest control services and bed bug work can be created for clients that require both types of services.
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What's Your Wedding Story? Guest Blog by Catherine Bybee
Thank you so much for having me on your blog today. I thought in light of the time of year and the nature of my latest release, that I’d talk about weddings. Because let’s face it...everyone loves a wedding.
When I was in my twenties I must have attended a wedding a year. In some cases two weddings a year. I dated my husband for six before we married and we had plenty of time to soak in all the celebrations of those around us. We went to wedding of all faiths, from Catholic to Jewish, Christian to Hindu nuptials. We toasted with full bars where weddings cost more than most down payments on a house, and drank soda because the bride and groom decided to use the money for a condo. There were cakes that could feed a small country and buffets filled with food I couldn’t identify. There were pregnant brides and hung-over grooms. You name it, we saw it.
Weddings are a feast for our eyes and some of the drama that I’ve seen unfold could feed my romance novels for the next decade and never repeat. I love weddings. Sadly, I’ve not attended any in over ten years. So what is a writer to do? Write about weddings! Most of the weddings I write about a fairy tale in nature but when I’m going to put a wedding scene in every one of my bride books I absolutely have to mix it up a bit. So why not add some of the drama that really happens in life? Why not talk about bridesmaid dresses from hell or heat that makes even the best hair designers work drop the second an outside door is opened? There are plenty of LOL moments in life and if it happens at a wedding, it usually ends up on YouTube. Oh, the joy of life in 2012.
So tell me, dear reader…do you have a wedding story that is book-worthy?
Please tell!
Married by Monday
Catherine Bybee
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Publisher: Catherine Bybee Books
ISBN: 9780985088835
ASIN: B0086IDBLI
Number of pages: 297
Word Count: 75K
Formats available: E-Book, Print
Book Two in the Weekday Bride Series
Carter Billings:
Sandy blond hair and Hollywood good looks, Carter Billings could have any woman he wants. However, when he makes his bid for the Governor's seat in the state of California, he needs to settle down and become a family man. Eliza, the woman he secretly adores, embodies the perfect amount of spice and passion to suit his marital needs, but she’s not interested in becoming Mrs. Billings. She can't even stand to be in the same room with him.
Eliza Havens:
It’s much easier to drive Carter away than to give into desire. Matching couples is how she earns a living, but getting married isn’t an option. The secrets she carries are too dangerous to entangle anyone else. When her hidden identity and past threaten her future, she’s left with little choice. Carter is quick to offer solutions to both their problems, but saying yes could mean endangering the man she’s growing to love.
Author of New York Times Bestseller, Wife by Wednesday presents, Book Two in the Weekday Bride Series
New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author Catherine Bybee has been addicted to romance since her teens. After spending a decade of her life working as an RN in urban emergency rooms, Catherine is now dedicated to writing happily-ever-afters for the world to love. Catherine is married and raising two sons in Southern California.
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