Weddingstar "LOVE" Plates Set
Show off your romantic side with the Weddingstar “LOVE” Plate Set! This creative set is crafted in white ceramic and can hold fruits, crackers, candies and more! Perfect for weddings, anniversaries and any other romantic occasion that you celebrate! Each letter is distinctive and perfect – Spread the LOVE with Weddingstar!
Grate Shopping – Pink Bridal Favor
What is a girls best friend? Not Diamonds – Shopping!!! Show your guests exactly how well you did with your bridal shopping with Weddingstar’s “Grate Shopping” pink mini grater favor. Each mini favor comes housed in a mini purse enclosure that demonstrates your shopping ability clearly! This favor can be used for any event: weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, baby showers and more!
Arlene Pecora and Signature Grand – All Geared Up for Tomorrow’s Bridal and Quince Show!
Clear your calendars! Tomorrow is the 2009 Bridal and Quince Show! If you have not yet made your reservations – you still have time! Call 954-424-4000 now!
Official Press Release:
On April 28, 2009, Arlene Pecora and the Signature Grand banquet facility will host the annual Bridal and Quince Show in Davie, Florida. Mrs. Pecora and her staff provide premium catering services for dozens of prestigious events throughout the year. In addition to efficiently managing the Signature Grand, Mrs. Pecora also donates her time to numerous charitable organizations.
Davie, FL (PRWEB) February 20, 2009 — Co-founder of the prestigious Signature Grand banquet hall, Arlene Pecora continues to serve as a Sales Executive for the company. Largely due to her dedication and expertise, the facility has gained a stellar reputation as one of South Florida’s premier catering and reception facilities, once generating up to $10 million in annual revenue.
One of the facility’s biggest annual events is the Bridal and Quince Show, the region’s most comprehensive wedding extravaganza. This year, the show will be held on April 28, 2009, when Mrs. Pecora and her staff will host dozens of South Florida’s finest wedding vendors. Future brides, grooms, and their families and friends will be able to:
- Sample delicious gourmet food and wedding cakes from elaborate catering stations
- Enjoy cocktails, champagne, and wine from one of several open bars (with Three Olives vodka served from an ice carving!)
- View professional flower arrangements from the finest local florists
- Enjoy a variety of music from talented musicians and DJs
- Check out the latest cutting-edge wedding photography and cinematic videos
- Explore luxurious limousines on display
- See the latest chic bridal gowns and formal attire
- View artistic wedding stationery
Since it opened in the 1990s, the Signature Grand has been the venue for some of the region’s finest black-tie events, fundraisers, receptions, corporate conferences, and ceremonies. Located in the town of Davie, Florida in Broward County, the sprawling, 100,000-square-foot mansion is distinguished by its salmon-colored exterior and charming design that calls to mind a 19th-century, Spanish-style hacienda. Over the years, Mrs. Pecora and her catering team have hosted dozens of noteworthy politicians and celebrities, including presidential hopeful George W. Bush.
About Arlene Pecora
An alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Mrs. Pecora has taken part in dozens of charitable volunteer activities, serving on dozens of different boards and committees over the years. Below is a summary of some of her philanthropic endeavors:
United Way of Broward County: Mrs. Pecora is one of only 100 contributing members of The Tocqueville Society, Broward County’s United Way chapter. Founded in 1984, The Tocqueville Society is dedicated to improving the quality of life in neighboring communities through altruistic efforts. Mrs. Pecora also participated in the United Way Mayor’s Gala, helping to raise more than $500,000 for non-profit community programs. In 2006, she was named one of the local United Way’s Outstanding Volunteers.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County: This organization was launched to help provide safe, productive activities for the area’s youth. Arlene Pecora donated her time and resources to help set up The Cattleman’s Club, a fundraiser designed to educate and entertain local children with ranching activities.
Community Foundation of Broward: Mrs. Pecora served as grant chairperson for this organization, which works to foster philanthropic efforts to benefit local community causes.
Women in Distress: As a board member of Women in Distress, Arlene Pecora has worked to help educate Broward County’s judges, attorneys, and business leaders on the state of community issues.
Boys & Girls Club: As a committee member from 2001-2007, Mrs. Pecora helped plan the Signature Grand Ghoul to raise awareness and funds for the local Boys & Girls Club. To commemorate her work, she was presented with the Limited Edition National Award Winning Piece of Art in 2003.
One Community: As a 2008 Silver Medallion Honoree and Partner for Justice Sponsor of One Community, Arlene Pecora has worked to promote diversity, understanding, and acceptance throughout the Broward County community.
Nova Southeastern University: As an alumnus of NSU, Mrs. Pecora has contributed generously to the growth and development of the campus. Her philanthropic efforts led to the launch of The Michael and Arlene Pecora Hospitality Pavilion, a modern food court and dining area in NSU’s new University Center.
Florida Atlantic University: As an active member of FAU’s Broward County President’s Community Council, Arlene Pecora has helped raise awareness of FAU’s local branches, encourage interactivity among staff and students, and raise the quality of education offered at the Broward County campuses.
Broward County First Ladies Award: Arlene Pecora was recognized with this designation in 2004, honoring her community contributions in business, charity, education, government, and media.
Balance Magazine Board of Directors: Balance Magazine is a sophisticated quarterly publication dedicated to promoting the personal and professional success of local women, helping them find a healthy balance between work and family. Mrs. Pecora served on the magazine’s founding advisory board to help make the original vision a reality.
Circle of Friends of the Alvin Sherman Library: As an alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Arlene Pecora was pleased to serve on the board of Circle of Friends, a group dedicated to building a library of intellectual resources at the university’s Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center. Mrs. Pecora was instrumental in the creation of the “NSU Glass Garden,” a series of creative sculptures commissioned by renowned artist Dale Chihuly.
Over the years, Mrs. Pecora has received an array of awards to commemorate her philanthropic and community-enriching work. Among the long list of organizations that have recognized her include The American Cancer Society, Schott Communities, Ann Stork Center, American Express Travel Auction, Prestige Club, and Boys and Girls Club.
To purchase tickets to the 2009 Bridal and Quince Show at the Signature Grand banquet hall, call (954) 424-4000 or visit their website, www.thesignaturegrand.com. Admission is $22 if paid in advance and $30 if paid at the door.
Arlene Pecora’s 2009 Bridal and Quince Show – Next Week – Signature Grand!
The 2009 Bridal and Quince show is right around the corner! Make sure to book your reservations now! Offering many surprises, the bridal and quince show promises a grand evening!
Official Press Release:
On April 28, 2009, Arlene Pecora and the Signature Grand banquet facility will host the annual Bridal and Quince Show in Davie, Florida. Mrs. Pecora and her staff provide premium catering services for dozens of prestigious events throughout the year. In addition to efficiently managing the Signature Grand, Mrs. Pecora also donates her time to numerous charitable organizations.
Davie, FL (PRWEB) February 20, 2009 — Co-founder of the prestigious Signature Grand banquet hall, Arlene Pecora continues to serve as a Sales Executive for the company. Largely due to her dedication and expertise, the facility has gained a stellar reputation as one of South Florida’s premier catering and reception facilities, once generating up to $10 million in annual revenue.
One of the facility’s biggest annual events is the Bridal and Quince Show, the region’s most comprehensive wedding extravaganza. This year, the show will be held on April 28, 2009, when Mrs. Pecora and her staff will host dozens of South Florida’s finest wedding vendors. Future brides, grooms, and their families and friends will be able to:
- Sample delicious gourmet food and wedding cakes from elaborate catering stations
- Enjoy cocktails, champagne, and wine from one of several open bars (with Three Olives vodka served from an ice carving!)
- View professional flower arrangements from the finest local florists
- Enjoy a variety of music from talented musicians and DJs
- Check out the latest cutting-edge wedding photography and cinematic videos
- Explore luxurious limousines on display
- See the latest chic bridal gowns and formal attire
- View artistic wedding stationery
Since it opened in the 1990s, the Signature Grand has been the venue for some of the region’s finest black-tie events, fundraisers, receptions, corporate conferences, and ceremonies. Located in the town of Davie, Florida in Broward County, the sprawling, 100,000-square-foot mansion is distinguished by its salmon-colored exterior and charming design that calls to mind a 19th-century, Spanish-style hacienda. Over the years, Mrs. Pecora and her catering team have hosted dozens of noteworthy politicians and celebrities, including presidential hopeful George W. Bush.
About Arlene Pecora
An alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Mrs. Pecora has taken part in dozens of charitable volunteer activities, serving on dozens of different boards and committees over the years. Below is a summary of some of her philanthropic endeavors:
United Way of Broward County: Mrs. Pecora is one of only 100 contributing members of The Tocqueville Society, Broward County’s United Way chapter. Founded in 1984, The Tocqueville Society is dedicated to improving the quality of life in neighboring communities through altruistic efforts. Mrs. Pecora also participated in the United Way Mayor’s Gala, helping to raise more than $500,000 for non-profit community programs. In 2006, she was named one of the local United Way’s Outstanding Volunteers.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County: This organization was launched to help provide safe, productive activities for the area’s youth. Arlene Pecora donated her time and resources to help set up The Cattleman’s Club, a fundraiser designed to educate and entertain local children with ranching activities.
Community Foundation of Broward: Mrs. Pecora served as grant chairperson for this organization, which works to foster philanthropic efforts to benefit local community causes.
Women in Distress: As a board member of Women in Distress, Arlene Pecora has worked to help educate Broward County’s judges, attorneys, and business leaders on the state of community issues.
Boys & Girls Club: As a committee member from 2001-2007, Mrs. Pecora helped plan the Signature Grand Ghoul to raise awareness and funds for the local Boys & Girls Club. To commemorate her work, she was presented with the Limited Edition National Award Winning Piece of Art in 2003.
One Community: As a 2008 Silver Medallion Honoree and Partner for Justice Sponsor of One Community, Arlene Pecora has worked to promote diversity, understanding, and acceptance throughout the Broward County community.
Nova Southeastern University: As an alumnus of NSU, Mrs. Pecora has contributed generously to the growth and development of the campus. Her philanthropic efforts led to the launch of The Michael and Arlene Pecora Hospitality Pavilion, a modern food court and dining area in NSU’s new University Center.
Florida Atlantic University: As an active member of FAU’s Broward County President’s Community Council, Arlene Pecora has helped raise awareness of FAU’s local branches, encourage interactivity among staff and students, and raise the quality of education offered at the Broward County campuses.
Broward County First Ladies Award: Arlene Pecora was recognized with this designation in 2004, honoring her community contributions in business, charity, education, government, and media.
Balance Magazine Board of Directors: Balance Magazine is a sophisticated quarterly publication dedicated to promoting the personal and professional success of local women, helping them find a healthy balance between work and family. Mrs. Pecora served on the magazine’s founding advisory board to help make the original vision a reality.
Circle of Friends of the Alvin Sherman Library: As an alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Arlene Pecora was pleased to serve on the board of Circle of Friends, a group dedicated to building a library of intellectual resources at the university’s Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center. Mrs. Pecora was instrumental in the creation of the “NSU Glass Garden,” a series of creative sculptures commissioned by renowned artist Dale Chihuly.
Over the years, Mrs. Pecora has received an array of awards to commemorate her philanthropic and community-enriching work. Among the long list of organizations that have recognized her include The American Cancer Society, Schott Communities, Ann Stork Center, American Express Travel Auction, Prestige Club, and Boys and Girls Club.
To purchase tickets to the 2009 Bridal and Quince Show at the Signature Grand banquet hall, call (954) 424-4000 or visit their website, www.thesignaturegrand.com. Admission is $22 if paid in advance and $30 if paid at the door.
Burning Candles Successfully with Weddingstar
Candlelight is a great mood enhancer. It is probably one of the easiest ways to add instant atmosphere to any room. Available in a huge array of sizes, shapes and wax “types” leads to a few questions on how to best care for your candles. Here are a few tips and tricks that may add to your experience and extend the life of your candles:
1. Burn your pillar candle one hour for every inch of its diameter. This will aid in a more even burn because the candles wax has more time to burn to the outter rim of the candle.
2. Before you light your candle, trim the wick to one-quarter inch. Repeat every time you light the candle. This will ensure a clean, smoke-free burn. Invest in superior quality candles they are virtually smokeless.
3. Candles need oxygen. If you burn a candle in a confined area it may smoke. Consider the size of the room and the location of the candles. Avoid drafty locations.
4. To guard your candles against fading, avoid placing them in direct sunlight.
5. Store your candles in a dry, cool, dark place. 6. Wax candle adapters are the easiest way to hold a taper candle in place and prevent it from tipping over. The soft wax is pliable and sticks to both holder and candle.
Remember:
1. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
2. Keep candles out of the reach of children.
3. Always place your candles on sturdy, non-flammable holders, in sizes appropriate for the candles.
4. Never burn a candle completely. Dispose of it when it burns to within one inch of the base.
5. Remember to remove the labels on your candles.
Arlene Pecora and Signature Grand – 2 More Weeks Until the 2009 Bridal and Quince Show!
Arlene Pecora and The Signature Grand are preparing for the upcoming 2009 Bridal and Quince Show! South Florida Residents are making their plans to attend this year’s biggest event! Scheduled for April 28th – this is the event to attend if you are planning a wedding, hosting a wedding or simple love weddings in general!
Press Release:
On April 28, 2009, Arlene Pecora and the Signature Grand banquet facility will host the annual Bridal and Quince Show in Davie, Florida. Mrs. Pecora and her staff provide premium catering services for dozens of prestigious events throughout the year. In addition to efficiently managing the Signature Grand, Mrs. Pecora also donates her time to numerous charitable organizations.
Davie, FL (PRWEB) February 20, 2009 — Co-founder of the prestigious Signature Grand banquet hall, Arlene Pecora continues to serve as a Sales Executive for the company. Largely due to her dedication and expertise, the facility has gained a stellar reputation as one of South Florida’s premier catering and reception facilities, once generating up to $10 million in annual revenue.
One of the facility’s biggest annual events is the Bridal and Quince Show, the region’s most comprehensive wedding extravaganza. This year, the show will be held on April 28, 2009, when Mrs. Pecora and her staff will host dozens of South Florida’s finest wedding vendors. Future brides, grooms, and their families and friends will be able to:
- Sample delicious gourmet food and wedding cakes from elaborate catering stations
- Enjoy cocktails, champagne, and wine from one of several open bars (with Three Olives vodka served from an ice carving!)
- View professional flower arrangements from the finest local florists
- Enjoy a variety of music from talented musicians and DJs
- Check out the latest cutting-edge wedding photography and cinematic videos
- Explore luxurious limousines on display
- See the latest chic bridal gowns and formal attire
- View artistic wedding stationery
Since it opened in the 1990s, the Signature Grand has been the venue for some of the region’s finest black-tie events, fundraisers, receptions, corporate conferences, and ceremonies. Located in the town of Davie, Florida in Broward County, the sprawling, 100,000-square-foot mansion is distinguished by its salmon-colored exterior and charming design that calls to mind a 19th-century, Spanish-style hacienda. Over the years, Mrs. Pecora and her catering team have hosted dozens of noteworthy politicians and celebrities, including presidential hopeful George W. Bush.
About Arlene Pecora
An alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Mrs. Pecora has taken part in dozens of charitable volunteer activities, serving on dozens of different boards and committees over the years. Below is a summary of some of her philanthropic endeavors:
United Way of Broward County: Mrs. Pecora is one of only 100 contributing members of The Tocqueville Society, Broward County’s United Way chapter. Founded in 1984, The Tocqueville Society is dedicated to improving the quality of life in neighboring communities through altruistic efforts. Mrs. Pecora also participated in the United Way Mayor’s Gala, helping to raise more than $500,000 for non-profit community programs. In 2006, she was named one of the local United Way’s Outstanding Volunteers.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County: This organization was launched to help provide safe, productive activities for the area’s youth. Arlene Pecora donated her time and resources to help set up The Cattleman’s Club, a fundraiser designed to educate and entertain local children with ranching activities.
Community Foundation of Broward: Mrs. Pecora served as grant chairperson for this organization, which works to foster philanthropic efforts to benefit local community causes.
Women in Distress: As a board member of Women in Distress, Arlene Pecora has worked to help educate Broward County’s judges, attorneys, and business leaders on the state of community issues.
Boys & Girls Club: As a committee member from 2001-2007, Mrs. Pecora helped plan the Signature Grand Ghoul to raise awareness and funds for the local Boys & Girls Club. To commemorate her work, she was presented with the Limited Edition National Award Winning Piece of Art in 2003.
One Community: As a 2008 Silver Medallion Honoree and Partner for Justice Sponsor of One Community, Arlene Pecora has worked to promote diversity, understanding, and acceptance throughout the Broward County community.
Nova Southeastern University: As an alumnus of NSU, Mrs. Pecora has contributed generously to the growth and development of the campus. Her philanthropic efforts led to the launch of The Michael and Arlene Pecora Hospitality Pavilion, a modern food court and dining area in NSU’s new University Center.
Florida Atlantic University: As an active member of FAU’s Broward County President’s Community Council, Arlene Pecora has helped raise awareness of FAU’s local branches, encourage interactivity among staff and students, and raise the quality of education offered at the Broward County campuses.
Broward County First Ladies Award: Arlene Pecora was recognized with this designation in 2004, honoring her community contributions in business, charity, education, government, and media.
Balance Magazine Board of Directors: Balance Magazine is a sophisticated quarterly publication dedicated to promoting the personal and professional success of local women, helping them find a healthy balance between work and family. Mrs. Pecora served on the magazine’s founding advisory board to help make the original vision a reality.
Circle of Friends of the Alvin Sherman Library: As an alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Arlene Pecora was pleased to serve on the board of Circle of Friends, a group dedicated to building a library of intellectual resources at the university’s Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center. Mrs. Pecora was instrumental in the creation of the “NSU Glass Garden,” a series of creative sculptures commissioned by renowned artist Dale Chihuly.
Over the years, Mrs. Pecora has received an array of awards to commemorate her philanthropic and community-enriching work. Among the long list of organizations that have recognized her include The American Cancer Society, Schott Communities, Ann Stork Center, American Express Travel Auction, Prestige Club, and Boys and Girls Club.
To purchase tickets to the 2009 Bridal and Quince Show at the Signature Grand banquet hall, call (954) 424-4000 or visit their website, www.thesignaturegrand.com. Admission is $22 if paid in advance and $30 if paid at the door.
Weddingstar – Favors that Favor the Couple
Often the small gifts that couples give to their guests are items that tie in with the overall theme of their wedding, either by color or by the item itself. But a new way of looking at favors means that some couples are choosing favors that have nothing to do with the wedding itself, and everything to do with them as a couple.
Whether it be a favorite brand of chocolate or other treat that they shared on their first date together, or on some other occasion such as a weekly date, a favorite sporting event, or even a traditional holiday treat. Choosing such a remembrance makes the favor a reflection of the couple and gives guests a special insight into their lives.
Favors such as these don’t have to be limited to just edible favors. A couple who share a deep love for the Beatles may want to give their guests a small yellow submarine.
A couple who fell in love sipping margaritas during their spring break meeting, and at every beach vacation they have frequented since, may want to give each of their guests either a small bottle of tequila and a recipe to make their own, or a cocktail mix favor that represents this or another memorable specialty drink.
Favors today are no longer a gift given to guests just for the sake of it. They are almost always somehow tied into the wedding, and what better way to tie into the wedding than to have the favor tie directly to the bride and groom as a couple, particularly if they share a hobby of collecting.
If they are stamp collectors, they can give guests personalized stamps of the two of them in a small booklet, if they are coin collectors, they might want to give their guests a chocolate treat of candy coins. If they share a passion for coke-a-cola paraphernalia they can give their guests coke-themed items, or small old-fashioned bottles of the tasty drink.
Nearly anything that can be collected can be turned one way or another into a favor for your wedding guests.
If you are looking for one-of-a-kind favors that reflect your personalities and not your wedding theme, look to your shared past and what about it that makes it special, or look to your present and the joy you take in collecting certain items. Not only do they make fun favors they also make favors that guests will remember fondly as a piece of you they were able to take home.
Arlene Pecora and Signature Grand on Gilda’s Space
On Apr 28, 2009, Arlene Pecora and the Signature M feast installation will host the one-year Espousal and Quince Show in Davie, Florida. Mrs Pecora and her staff provide premium catering services for XII of honored events throughout the twelvemonth. Additionally to efficiently negociating the Signature Thousand, Mrs Pecora besides donates her clip to numerous charitable organisation.
Davie, FL Feb 20, 2009 Cofounder of the honored Signature Thousand feast hallway, Arlene Pecora proceeds to function as a Sales Executive for the company. Largely ascribable her dedication and expertness, the installation holds derived a stellar repute as one of South Florida ’s premier catering and response installations, once generating upwards to $ 10 million in one-year gross.
One of the installation ’s large one-year events is the Espousal and Quince Show, the part Holds most comprehensive hymeneals extravaganza. This twelvemonth, the show will be maintained on April 28, 2009, when Mrs. Pecora and her staff will host XII of South FL ’s finest conjoining sellers. Future brides, bridegrooms, and their houses and friends will be able to:
- Sample delightful epicure nutrient and espouse bars from luxuriant catering stations
- Enjoy cocktails, bubbly, and vino from one of several unfastened taprooms ( with Three Olives vodka functioned from an ice carving! )
- View professional flower agreements from the finest local florists
- Relish a motley of music from talented instrumentalists and DJs
- Cheque out the up-to-the-minute vanguard marrying photography and cinematic videos
- Explore voluptuary limoes on show
- See the up-to-the-minute smart wedding gown and formal dress
- View artistic hymeneals stationery
Since it opened in the 1990s, the Signature 1000 holds been the locus for some of the part ’s finest semiformal events, fundraisers, responses, corporate conferences, and ceremonials. Located in the town of Davie, Florida in Broward County, the sprawl, 100, 000-square-foot sign is secerned by its salmon-colored exterior and charming designing that names to mind a 19th-century, Spanish-style hacienda. Over the ages, Mrs. Pecora and her catering squad hold hosted 12 of notable politicians and celebrities, including presidential hopeful Dubya.
About Arlene Pecora
An alumna of Nova Southeastern University, Mrs. Pecora holds participated in 12 of charitable voluntary activities, functioning on twelves of different boards and commissions over the geezerhood. Below is a sum-up of some of her eleemosynary endeavors:
United Fashion of Broward County : Mrs. Pecora is one of but 100 lending members of The Tocqueville Society, Broward County ’s United Manner chapter. Established in 1984, The Tocqueville Society is given to meliorate the quality of life in neighboring communities through selfless endeavours. Mrs Pecora besides participated in the United Fashion Mayor ’s Jamboree, assisting to raise to a higher degree $ 500, 000 for nonprofit community programmes. In 2006, she was called one of the local United Mode ’s Outstanding Voluntaries.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County : This organisation was established to aid render safe, productive activities for the country ’s younker. Arlene Pecora donated her clip and resources to assist lay upwardly The Cattleman ’s Nine, a fundraiser projected to educate and entertain local fry with ranching activities.
Community Foundation of Broward : Mrs. Pecora functioned as grant chairman for this organisation, which works to further eleemosynary attempts to gain local community causes.
Women in Hurt : As a board member of Women in Hurt, Arlene Pecora holds worked to aid educate Broward County ’s jurists, lawyers, and baron on the province of community issues.
Boys & Girls Nine : As a commission member from 2001-2007, Mrs Pecora assisted plan the Signature M Graverobber to raise consciousness and finances for the local Boys & Girls Nine. To mark her work, she was shown with the Express Edition Subject Awarding Winning Piece of Art in 2003.
One Community: As a 2008 Ag Medallion Honoree and Mate for Justness Supporter of One Community, Arlene Pecora holds worked to further variety, apprehension, and credence throughout the Broward County community.
Nova Southeastern University : As an alumna of NSU, Mrs Pecora holds added generously to the development and development of the campus. Her beneficent endeavours directed to the launch of The Michael and Arlene Pecora Hospitality Marquee, a modern nutrient judicature and dining country in NSU ’s new University Middle.
FL Atlantic University : As an active member of FAU ’s Broward County President ’s Community Council, Arlene Pecora holds assisted raise cognizance of FAU ’s local arms, boost interactivity among staff and pupils, and raise the quality of instruction offered at the Broward County campuses.
Broward County First Ladies Awarding : Arlene Pecora was known with this appellative in 2004, honour her community parts in concern, charity, instruction, authorities, and media.
Balance Mag Directorate : Balance Mag is a sophisticated quarterly publication given to further the personal and professional success of local women, assisting them chance a healthy balance between work and household. Mrs Pecora functioned on the mag ’s launching planning board to assist do the original vision a world.
Circle of Friends of the Alvin Sherman Library: As an graduate of Nova Southeastern University, Arlene Pecora was delighted to function on the board of Circle of Friends, a grouping given to making a library of noetic resources at the university ’s Alvin Sherman Library, Research and It Centre. Mrs Pecora was instrumental in the creation of the “ NSU Glass Garden, ” a series of originative sculptures commissioned by illustrious artist Dale Chihuly.
Over the eld, Mrs Pecora holds haved an array of awardings to mark her philanthropic and community-enriching work. Among the long listing of organisation that hold known her include The American Cancer Society, Schott Communities, Ann Stork Heart, American Express Traveling Auction, Prestigiousness Nine, and Boys and Girls Nine.
To buy tickets to the 2009 Espousal and Quince Show at the Signature Yard feast hallway, name ( 954 ) 424-4000 or see their site, www.thesignaturegrand.com Admittance is $ 22 if paid advanced and $ 30 if paid at the door.
Weddingstar Suspended Hearts Candle Holder
The Unity Candle Ceremony is a MUST in all weddings! Create a look of personalization and luxury with Weddingstar’s Suspended Hearts Candle Holders. Plated in a fine silver, these brilliant holders feature a suspended heart dangling in the center of a heart! Perfect for a keepsake to be passed down your family for generations!
Arlene Pecora’s 2009 Bridal and Quince Show’s Official Press Release
On April 28, 2009, Arlene Pecora and the Signature Grand banquet facility will host the annual Bridal and Quince Show in Davie, Florida. Mrs. Pecora and her staff provide premium catering services for dozens of prestigious events throughout the year. In addition to efficiently managing the Signature Grand, Mrs. Pecora also donates her time to numerous charitable organizations.
Davie, FL (PRWEB) February 20, 2009 — Co-founder of the prestigious Signature Grand banquet hall, Arlene Pecora continues to serve as a Sales Executive for the company. Largely due to her dedication and expertise, the facility has gained a stellar reputation as one of South Florida’s premier catering and reception facilities, once generating up to $10 million in annual revenue.
One of the facility’s biggest annual events is the Bridal and Quince Show, the region’s most comprehensive wedding extravaganza. This year, the show will be held on April 28, 2009, when Mrs. Pecora and her staff will host dozens of South Florida’s finest wedding vendors. Future brides, grooms, and their families and friends will be able to:
- Sample delicious gourmet food and wedding cakes from elaborate catering stations
- Enjoy cocktails, champagne, and wine from one of several open bars (with Three Olives vodka served from an ice carving!)
- View professional flower arrangements from the finest local florists
- Enjoy a variety of music from talented musicians and DJs
- Check out the latest cutting-edge wedding photography and cinematic videos
- Explore luxurious limousines on display
- See the latest chic bridal gowns and formal attire
- View artistic wedding stationery
Since it opened in the 1990s, the Signature Grand has been the venue for some of the region’s finest black-tie events, fundraisers, receptions, corporate conferences, and ceremonies. Located in the town of Davie, Florida in Broward County, the sprawling, 100,000-square-foot mansion is distinguished by its salmon-colored exterior and charming design that calls to mind a 19th-century, Spanish-style hacienda. Over the years, Mrs. Pecora and her catering team have hosted dozens of noteworthy politicians and celebrities, including presidential hopeful George W. Bush.
About Arlene Pecora
An alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Mrs. Pecora has taken part in dozens of charitable volunteer activities, serving on dozens of different boards and committees over the years. Below is a summary of some of her philanthropic endeavors:
United Way of Broward County: Mrs. Pecora is one of only 100 contributing members of The Tocqueville Society, Broward County’s United Way chapter. Founded in 1984, The Tocqueville Society is dedicated to improving the quality of life in neighboring communities through altruistic efforts. Mrs. Pecora also participated in the United Way Mayor’s Gala, helping to raise more than $500,000 for non-profit community programs. In 2006, she was named one of the local United Way’s Outstanding Volunteers.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County: This organization was launched to help provide safe, productive activities for the area’s youth. Arlene Pecora donated her time and resources to help set up The Cattleman’s Club, a fundraiser designed to educate and entertain local children with ranching activities.
Community Foundation of Broward: Mrs. Pecora served as grant chairperson for this organization, which works to foster philanthropic efforts to benefit local community causes.
Women in Distress: As a board member of Women in Distress, Arlene Pecora has worked to help educate Broward County’s judges, attorneys, and business leaders on the state of community issues.
Boys & Girls Club: As a committee member from 2001-2007, Mrs. Pecora helped plan the Signature Grand Ghoul to raise awareness and funds for the local Boys & Girls Club. To commemorate her work, she was presented with the Limited Edition National Award Winning Piece of Art in 2003.
One Community: As a 2008 Silver Medallion Honoree and Partner for Justice Sponsor of One Community, Arlene Pecora has worked to promote diversity, understanding, and acceptance throughout the Broward County community.
Nova Southeastern University: As an alumnus of NSU, Mrs. Pecora has contributed generously to the growth and development of the campus. Her philanthropic efforts led to the launch of The Michael and Arlene Pecora Hospitality Pavilion, a modern food court and dining area in NSU’s new University Center.
Florida Atlantic University: As an active member of FAU’s Broward County President’s Community Council, Arlene Pecora has helped raise awareness of FAU’s local branches, encourage interactivity among staff and students, and raise the quality of education offered at the Broward County campuses.
Broward County First Ladies Award: Arlene Pecora was recognized with this designation in 2004, honoring her community contributions in business, charity, education, government, and media.
Balance Magazine Board of Directors: Balance Magazine is a sophisticated quarterly publication dedicated to promoting the personal and professional success of local women, helping them find a healthy balance between work and family. Mrs. Pecora served on the magazine’s founding advisory board to help make the original vision a reality.
Circle of Friends of the Alvin Sherman Library: As an alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Arlene Pecora was pleased to serve on the board of Circle of Friends, a group dedicated to building a library of intellectual resources at the university’s Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center. Mrs. Pecora was instrumental in the creation of the “NSU Glass Garden,” a series of creative sculptures commissioned by renowned artist Dale Chihuly.
Over the years, Mrs. Pecora has received an array of awards to commemorate her philanthropic and community-enriching work. Among the long list of organizations that have recognized her include The American Cancer Society, Schott Communities, Ann Stork Center, American Express Travel Auction, Prestige Club, and Boys and Girls Club.
To purchase tickets to the 2009 Bridal and Quince Show at the Signature Grand banquet hall, call (954) 424-4000 or visit their website, www.thesignaturegrand.com. Admission is $22 if paid in advance and $30 if paid at the door.
