ReleaseWire

There are many ways to mimic a traditional wedding at a beach wedding, and also some simple ways to make it unique as there are fewer restrictions. Assuming the beach is wide enough to accommodate different seating plans, the arrangement of the chairs is one way to veer away from tradition. In a traditional setting, families are encouraged to sit on opposite sides of the aisle away from each other. One of the aspects which couples appreciate most about choosing an alternate seating plan is the opportunity to allow family and friends to mix and mingle for the ceremony, without a barrier between them. Asking guests to "choose a seat, not a side" is a popular beach wedding sign that can be rented from Suncoast Weddings for the big day. The seating plan can be in a circle, a spiral, or a tailored and unique design. One couple who loved stargazing had just the right number of guests to set up chairs in the shape of The Big Dipper on each side on their sandy aisle. The team at Suncoast Weddings are always on hand to talk through options and ideas, having been the creative force behind beach wedding ceremonies ranging from an intimate elopement for the couple only to lavish ceremonies with upwards on one hundred guests. Suncoast Weddings are premier wedding planners based in Treasure Island on the west coast of Florida. They offer unlimited support from day one of the planning process, helping draft the plans and then finalize all the details, from the location and the time to the type of decor, the music to be played, the seating plan, reception details, and much more. They have a vendor list of local suppliers which is a particularly useful resource for couples planning their Florida beach wedding or Florida beach vow renewal from out of state. Another way to mimic the traditions but add a new twist is to serve a cupcake tower with a small top tier as a wedding cake. This allows the couple to cut the cake and get the all-important traditional photographs for the album while allowing guests to select their perfectly portioned piece of cake themselves. Florida beach wedding packages have been designed and can be found on the website. All of the packages can be tailored and customized to make them unique.

Harvard University educated archaeologist, current president of the applied archaeology firm, PRC, Inc., non-profit Ararat Conservation, Inc., and former maritime executive, Joel Klenck, reports, "It is 100% certain that a prehistoric site is Noah's Ark, located in the southern gorge of greater Mount Ararat and dating to an interval within the Late Epipaleolithic period (13,100-9,600 BC). This site exhibits all traits of an ancient Trot-on / Trot-off maritime barge, being unlike all terrestrial structures."

Going “green” is more than a hot new trend; it is fast becoming a key strategy for many organizations today. Given the economic and intangible benefits, there is little wonder why.

Do you have an innovative idea that can be developed into a successful business venture? Assert Marketing Promotions offers these important considerations prior to launching a small or home business.

Professional Athletes and Franchise Companies can be great teammates!

Aurience Ltd, an international media consulting group, and the Apogee Foundation, a global arts philanthropy, are expanding their creative alliance by integrating Aurience's media and technology enhancements throughout Apogee's programs to discover, develop and celebrate artistic excellence worldwide.

Apogee is continuing the expansion of its intercultural Synergy Programs by promoting collaboration among musicians representing diverse spiritual traditions around the world.

The Academy of Cinema and Television's child actor Rachel Dolan won and played the role as Carlotta in the film "Four Single Fathers," a comedy/drama directed by Paolo Monico.

Academy of Cinema and Television Acting Student Rachel Dolan has completed the filming of "Four Single Fathers," a comedy/drama directed by Paolo Monico.

Lousy service. Me-too products. Consumers finally had enough of Goliath companies and Godzilla management, says global trends forecaster and big-business escapee Babs Ryan in the new biz book "America's Corporate Brain Drain.”

As an accredited business member of the Phoenix BBB, the Academy of Cinema and Television announces the update of their accreditation with the Better Business Bureau.

The Church At Arrowhead of Glendale, Arizona is planning an international tour to Israel and Petra from March 12-21, 2009. Members of the community are invited to take part.

“The CNN Special, ‘Black in America’, barely scratched the surface on the issue of racism in America”; claims H J Harris, author of America the Racist?, a new book that takes a bare knuckles approach to racism.

Enye Media, an advertising agency helping businesses market to the Latino community, was recently featured in the Journal Record.

African hang out and restaurant J’s Oasis Café is gaining local popularity and was recently reviewed in Charlotte Escape.

Unitus, an organization dedicated to advancing market-based solutions to global poverty, was recently featured in the Puget Sound Business Journal.

It seems some folks are researching their family trees and are concerned they might reveal a broken branch or two. Or even George Gammon.

The Oblate Missionary Society, based in Washington, DC, announces the appointment of Stephen Cooke as its Director of Communications. In this newly developed role, Mr. Cooke will be responsible for the creation, growth and implementation of the Oblates’ internal and external communications efforts, increasing awareness of the Oblate vocation.

The Catholic Diocese of Raleigh has recently retained the services of Capability Company, a locally owned executive recruiting company for nonprofit organizations, to search for a new Director of Stewardship and Institutional Advancement.

Capability Company, a search firm serving nonprofit organizations and their vendors, announced today that their services have again been retained by the Oblates Missionary Society. They will be providing an executive search for a new Director of Communications.

The Corpus Christi, TX supplier of printer inks and office supplies, Outta Inc, announces that it will be contributing to the spirit of goodwill this Christmas season by teaming up with Family Wellness Chiropractic Care and South Texas Educational Systems to offer the youth of our city an opportunity to take FREE pictures with Santa.

As of October 27, David Nowell will take on the position of President of the Hope Unlimited for children organization. Mr. Nowell’s background has been as head of fundraising and major gift development at Christian universities. His career has been divided between 3 institutions, including Baylor in Texas. His most recent capital campaign at Carson-Newman college involved 60 million dollars, in which he met the campaign goal one year early. Serving as the spokesman, he oversaw much of the administration of the university. Also as part of his resume, Mr. Nowell has a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Historical Theology and is an ordained minister.

Conversations with Mrs Claus podcast family show visits Minister, speaker and author Joyce Simmons in Fort Worth, Texas who shares Christmas insights and one of her enchanting children’s Christmas stories is read on this call “The Christmas Snowbirds”. Bernadette Dimitrov (aka Mrs Claus) brings the spirit of Christmas to every podcast. She and her guests educate and entertain with traditions, contests, news, and interviews.

Christmas traditionally is supposed to be about faith, family, love, food, gifts, and should be, in general, a fun time. Think back to your first memory of Christmas. Most likely, it probably includes a memory of a decorated and brightly lit tree. A smile can always be seen on even the most selfish and bitter person when viewing a well designed Christmas tree.

According to Bible scholar John Howard Reid, the most important quality or virtue stressed in Bible Scripture, particularly in the Old Testament, is Wisdom.