Weddings, Birthdays, Corporate event fun, we can help make your event and party planning one to remember with the best details. For more than 17 years, The Valley Wedding Pages has showcased the RGV's top businesses that have served the wedding industry and every milestone in between.
Despite the struggles our community has suffered from the worldwide pandemic, our local businesses have remained strong and continue to offer their products and services to their customers while doing everything necessary to keep healthy and safe.The integrity of these local businesses is to be commended for their neverending service, and The Valley Wedding Pages wants to recognize the best in the Rio Grande Valley that you, our readers, vote as The Best of 2020!
Despite the struggles our community has suffered from the worldwide pandemic, our local businesses have remained strong and continue to offer their products and services to their customers while doing everything necessary to keep healthy and safe.The integrity of these local businesses is to be commended for their neverending service, and The Valley Wedding Pages wants to recognize the best in the Rio Grande Valley that you, our readers, vote as The Best of 2020!
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The Queen's Kitchen
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First would be opting for napkins instead of plates so that people will not pile on more than they should when plates are provided.
Second would be not placing all the desserts on the table all at once by choosing a smaller table setup Vs.
Larger one to give the illusion to your guests that it isn't a never ending buffet of sweets.
They will see a small amount and will not try to take more than planned for.
Third would be to open the dessert table after the cake is cut.
If it is open before the cake, people will "attack" the desserts because they've been eyeing it all evening and will want more for their sweet tooth since they have not already had their fill on sweets.
Second would be not placing all the desserts on the table all at once by choosing a smaller table setup Vs.
Larger one to give the illusion to your guests that it isn't a never ending buffet of sweets.
They will see a small amount and will not try to take more than planned for.
Third would be to open the dessert table after the cake is cut.
If it is open before the cake, people will "attack" the desserts because they've been eyeing it all evening and will want more for their sweet tooth since they have not already had their fill on sweets.
Royal Celebrations
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We are family owned and operated and have been serving the Rio Grande Valley for 10 years.
We specialize in unique entertainment for your next event and have professional trained artists that enjoy working with all ages, from the young, to the young at heart.
Face painting (currently unavailable ), wax hands, giant games, glitter tattoos, t-shirt design station, edible sand art stations, suncatcher stations, art easels, cookie decorating stations.
Because of our great reputation and services, our weekends book fast.
We specialize in unique entertainment for your next event and have professional trained artists that enjoy working with all ages, from the young, to the young at heart.
Face painting (currently unavailable ), wax hands, giant games, glitter tattoos, t-shirt design station, edible sand art stations, suncatcher stations, art easels, cookie decorating stations.
Because of our great reputation and services, our weekends book fast.
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