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PhotoWorks Interactive Photobooth Rentals of San Francisco
By palmerhunt May 29, 2015
I used Photoworks photobooth again for an event in San Francisco. They are incredible and easy to work with. It's the best entertainment that you and your guests can experience. Always provide so much fun for everyone!! ...read more
PhotoWorks Interactive Photobooth Rentals of San Francisco
By ffritzwold January 14, 2015
They provided me with a wonderful party experience. Customer service was great, and the attendant was professional and attentive. All the photos taken are lovely. Thanks! ...read more
PhotoWorks Interactive Photobooth Rentals of San Francisco
By ArgeleIntilli September 02, 2014
Photoworks Interactive is an awesome company to work with. I threw a party on my daughter’s second birthday. The guy was very patient with my daughter and I love the way he handled and captured the photos. They were very creative and responsive. I would definitely use this company again. ...read more
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San Francisco Bay Area Rent Portable Stage From NextArts
Rent portable stage for concerts, events, fashion shows from NextArts http://www.nextarts.org/stages-platforms-risers-services-rentals https://plus.google.com/111670563911762100320/posts?hl=en ...read more
By NextArts Audio Video Lighting Party Rentals September 30, 2014
We are the best again!!
January 24, 2012 – WeddingWire, the nation's leading wedding Marketplace, is excited to announce Miracle Chuppah has been selected to receive the prestigious WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2012 for Unique Services! The esteemed annual awards program recognizes the top local wedding vendors from the WeddingWire Network who demonstrate excellence in quality, service, responsiveness and professionalism within the wedding industry. While many industry awards are selected by the organization, Miracle Chuppah was selected based on its stellar reviews from past newlywed clients. Miracle Chuppah is recognized as part of the top five percent of wedding professionals in the WeddingWire local vendor community, comprised of over 200,000 wedding professionals throughout the United States and Canada. The Bride’s Choice Award recognizes the best local wedding vendors across 20 service categories, from wedding venues to wedding photographers, based on their overall professional achievements throughout the past year. “WeddingWire is thrilled to honor the success of the top-rated wedding professionals within the WeddingWire Community,” said Timothy Chi, CEO, WeddingWire. “Since the launch of the Bride’s Choice Awards™ program four years ago, thousands of outstanding wedding professionals have been recognized by the bridal community for their supreme service and dedication to the wedding industry. It is with great pleasure that we congratulate Miracle Chuppah for their continued professionalism and commitment to enriching the wedding planning experience for engaged couples.” We are happy to announce that Miracle Chuppah is one of the very best Unique Services professionals within the WeddingWire Network, which includes leading wedding planning sites WeddingWire, Project Wedding, Brides.com, Martha Stewart Weddings, and Weddingbee. We would like to thank our past clients for taking the time to review our business on WeddingWire. Thanks to their positive feedback we were able to receive the WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards™ for 2012. ...read more
By Miracle Chuppah January 24, 2012
Admiring the significance and beauty of chuppahs
The sight of a chuppah fills my heart with joy. It happens every time. In any wedding setting, a canopy introduces a quiet beauty that uplifts and the spirit. It never fails to add an extra sense of the special nature of the celebration. Of course, Jewish tradition requires that the ceremony takes place under the chuppah. While today the chuppah or canopy is used for religious or decorative reasons, canopies have been used in various cultures over the centuries. In ancient Chinese practice, a sacred umbrella was held over the bride's head to prevent evil influences from harming her, as she was conveyed to the groom's house in an enclosed sedan chair. Through the centuries to today, a Chinese couple often chooses to use canopy, also for protection evil influences. Continuing around the world, the Bedouins of Ethiopia concealed the bride beneath a canopy. The Egyptian bride, on going to the baths on the evening of her wedding, went beneath a silk canopy of some bright color, a pink, rose color, or yellow, or of two solids composing wide stripes, often rose color and yellow, carried by four men by means of a pole at each corner. A decorated canopy called a poruwa is used in Sri Lanka, under which the couple sit or stand for the wedding ceremony. The canopy is considered such an important part of this culture that even Christians go through a ceremony beneath the canopy outside of the church after having just been married inside the church. Hindu and Jain weddings in India usually take place beneath canopy called a mandap. In what would become England, the Anglo-Saxons performed the marriage benediction under a "veil," a piece of square cloth held at each corner, over the groom and bride to conceal her virgin blushes. It was known as a care cloth, and used well into the fourteenth century in England. Such a long and meaningful history of the chuppah, reminds me of the great importance of marriage and the wedding ceremony for people everywhere. Whether four simple poles and a plain piece of cloth, or yards of silk decorated with extravagant flowers, it's a mark of a long tradition, serious and joyous all at the same time. Indoors or outdoors, elegantly flowing with yards and yards of beautiful fabric or a more straightforward architectural style, a canopy can be a wonderful focal point for a wedding celebration. Whatever your needs for creating a delightful focal point for your ceremony, Miracle Chuppahs will help you create your dream chuppah or canopy. ...read more
By Miracle Chuppah November 28, 2009