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Cakes/Candies Vendor:

Cake Divas

"I am not even justifying this vendor with 1 star! Cake Divas came highly recommended to me, but let's just say the cake turned out NOTHING like what we had discussed. I was actaully embarrased with the attention on the cake while cutting it. On top of my cake looking like a drunk 3 year old decorated it, they were over 1 hour late and were rude once they arrived!"

Photographer:

Susan Bordelon

"OUTSTANDING photographer! Susan is extremely talented, kind, and professional. She definitely thinks outside the box when styling wedding photos. The person to go to if you are wanting a different/original look."

Ceremony & Reception:

Soul Studios

Hotel:

Residence Inn Beverly Hills

Hotel:

Sofitel Hotel

Hotel:

Standard Hotel

Hotel:

The Westin Bonaventure Hotel

Rehearsal Dinner:

Falcon

Attraction:

Chinese Mann Theatre & Hollywood Walk of Fame

Attraction:

Disneyland

"The land of Mickey. Day passes are about $63 +tax Day hoppers are about $83 +tax"

Attraction:

Farmers Market

Attraction:

Getty Museum Los Angeles

"The Getty Center presents the Getty's collection of Western art from the Middle Ages to the present against a backdrop of dramatic architecture, tranquil gardens, and breathtaking views. Come to see European paintings, drawings, manuscripts, sculpture and decorative arts, and European and American photographs."

Attraction:

Santa Monica Pier

"On September 9, 1909, after sixteen months of construction, the Santa Monica Municipal Pier opened to the public."

Attraction:

Sunset Strip

"The Sunset Strip is the name given to the mile and a half stretch of Sunset Boulevard that passes through West Hollywood, California. It extends from West Hollywood's east border with Hollywood at Marmont Lane to its west border with Beverly Hills at Phyllis street. The Strip is probably the best known portion of Sunset, embracing a premier collection of boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs that are on the cutting edge of the entertainment business. It is also known for its trademark array of huge, colorful billboards."

Attraction:

Venice Beach

"There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing--or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk 'n' rolling skin show. This is also the home of muscle beach, an outdoor gym where men pump iron in their speedos. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt."

Nature:

Griffith Park Observatory

"Named after Colonel Griffith J. Griffith of South Wales. On Dec. 18, 1896 he gave 3015 acres to the people of LA to be used for recreational purposes. His funding helped to build the Griffith Park Observatory and the Greek Theatre."

Nature:

Runyon Canyon

"One of our favorite places to hike with a rewarding & breathtaking view of LA at the top. (we recommend starting with the stairs on the right going up...)"

Shopping:

Rodeo Drive

"Known as one of the world's more admired destinations, Rodeo Drive conjures up images of money, movies, moguls and mega-shopping. Rodeo Drive has gained a reputation throughout the world for its boutiques and couture shops where an appointment and $1500 charge to your credit card may buy you a private dressing room complete with Martini Bar."

Shopping:

The Grove

"The Grove Los Angeles is a shopping and entertainment complex built adjacent to the historic Farmers Market. It centers on a landscaped park and a dancing fountain. It's become a popular spot for shopping and dining, and its lively crowds and street grid layout making it feel like an old-fashioned downtown."

Shopping:

Third Street Promenade

"Welcome to Downtown Santa Monica! Downtown is the heart of this beach community, which is situated on the bluffs overlooking Santa Monica Bay. Anchored by the pedestrian-friendly Third Street Promenade, Downtown is 30 city blocks of retail stores, entertainment and dining. Within blocks of the Promenade are the beach, Palisades Park and Santa Monica Pier."