We have the pleasure of meeting so many special couples while planning one of the most important and memorable days of their lives. What better way to roll out our new interview series than with a family of three brides β Grace Mom an uber-talented event planner here and her two daughters, Alexandra and Sarah β each getting married here at the Addison in Boca Raton! Alex and Ben started the trend back on June 14, So how big should a team be? Practice shows that teams can be no more than people.
The team should creating effective teams be as cross-functional as possible and be in the same room. It is important that team members have a common goal, and everyone has an understanding of how to achieve it. The advantages of such a team are internal proactive communication, knowledge exchange, focus on team results, etc. Teams of this size are capable of maximum efficiency. It was interesting to see how each of the ladies answered the interview questions.
Check out their responses below! We were on the worship team together. I sang; he played drums. We would see each other every Friday for about two years and the group of us would have dinner together and fellowship.
We go back every year on January 12, the day of our first date. I have always said it was like a bucket of joy was poured over me when we first met and he will say that it was my smile that convinced him I was the one. It was an amazing night to remember. Our family watched from the balcony.
There is no venue more professional and organized than The Addison. Everything is impressive from the food to the service. Lots of lighting and had the most gorgeous display of floral design above the dance floor. Very romantic. We included lots of pineapples and vibrant colors. Over half of our guests had never been to Florida so we wanted to embrace the culture. We included key lime pie, empanadas, and a cigar roller. If you think of it as a day to bring joy to your guests to share in the moment of your special day, then your perspective is taken off the obsession of self on the day of the wedding.
