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Math, Science and Wedding Planning Students Learn the Art of Wedding Planning for College Credit ABC Nightline January 25, 2008 In their "Sign of the Times" segment, Nightline profiled the wedding planning course developed by Carrie Loveless and Maggie Daniels. Click here for more information.  You're the Wedding Planner. Now What Do You Do? Washington Post December 3, 2007 After months of working with a difficult and exacting bride, you open the cake box shortly before the reception. The bakery, which is closed, sent a cake for someone named David, in honor of his bar mitzvah. At GMU, Would-Be Consultants Learn Tricks, and Trials, of the Trade Click here to read the full article. Wedding Planning & Management: Consultancy for Diverse Clients February 2007 Carrie Loveless and Maggie Daniels have literally written the book on Wedding Planning and Management. Click here to reserve your copy. "With its engaging style, rich illustrations, and comprehensive blend of culturally sensitive practical and background material, this book will quickly become an indispensable resource for those aspiring to become professional wedding planners, and also for those who want to be personally involved in their own wedding experience. Sure to become a classic!" Carrie Loveless Having Fun with the Art of Living Ms. Loveless was featured in the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) fall catalog as a case study of a student who returned to teach at RISD. Download a PDF of the article. (You may need Acrobat Reader) Holiday Decorating Comes in Many Different Forms Alexandria Gazette Packet December 25-31, 2003 "Carrie Loveless likes using natural ingredients when she decorates. Her clients like it, too. The owner of Carried Away Events, Loveless has several clients who hire her to do all their holiday decorating. One of those clients' homes was recently on the Scottish Christmas Walk Tour. She used dried fruit slices that she had made at home to decorate the smaller trees. Toile Santa and stockings finished the look in the home." Guest Appearances, Setting the Stage for a Season of Feasts Washington Post November 20, 2003 "I knew everyone could use some fresh ideas for holiday decorating," says Proxmire, who asked designers to decorate 42 inch round tables or Christmas Trees with ideas people could duplicate at home. She was presented with a variety of themes, from Great Falls designer Anne Dutcher's sweet Children's Holiday Dessert Table laden with peppermints and popcorn balls to Alexandria Designer Carrie Loveless's Tuscany table featuring fragrant rosemary wreaths." WTTG 5 Fox Morning News Washington, DC Monday, November 29, 2004 Guest speaker on the morning show with Holly Morris to talk about trends in decorating your home for the holidays. |
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