Calluna Events combines unique, creative and fresh ideas with unparalleled organizational skills and an exceptional attention to detail to create a perfect wedding or special event. Based in Boulder, Colorado, Calluna offers full service planning along the Front Range and Mountains of Colorado and beyond. Their team has the fantastic ability to infuse each unique style and personality into the event the bride has always imagined!

Calluna Events was conceived in 2004 by Heather Dwight. In the last eleven years, Mrs. Dwight has planned weddings, board meetings, national annual dinners in destination cities, small intimate parties and larger galas, all with a keen sense of style and creative flair making every event unique. Mrs. Dwight is an Accredited Bridal Consultant™ with the Association of Bridal Consultants. We are proud to have Calluna Events on our team of expert wedding professionals.

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Today’s featured Breckenridge wedding took place in August at Ten Mile Station in Breckenridge, Colorado.  Lisa and Ryan’s colors were chocolate and pink with rustic accents.   Five of our StudioWed wedding vendors worked on this gorgeous wedding.  Congratulation Lisa and Ryan!

Thank you to the outstanding vendor team:

 StudioWed Presents…

Fall Wedding Showcase

Wednesday, October 27th

5-8pm

You are cordially invited to enjoy an evening of wedding inspiration and ideas in our studio as you mingle with expert wedding professionals.    Sample savory bites from Catering by Design, sip champagne from Mondo Vino and enjoy delectable cakes and dessert from Intricate Icings and Lovely Confections. All brides and grooms will receive a fabulous swag bag full of gifts and helpful information from our vendors. This is a complimentary event open to all engaged couples, their family and friends.

Please RSVP at  http://studioweddenver.eventbrite.com

Contact us with any questions at 303.455.0969 or at denver@studiowed.net.  StudioWed is located five minutes west of downtown Denver in the Highlands area.  Our studio street address is 4500 West 38th Avenue, Suite 100.

You can find a list of our expert vendors and find links to their websites at www.studiowed.net. 

By Sheryl Paul, Author of The Conscious Bride

I’m a bit in awe of fear. I don’t meant that I bow down to it anymore, but I’m continually amazed at how creative and convincing its voice can be, especially when we’re caught in its grasp and working hard to loosen the fingers that keep us stuck. Once we reveal Fear’s illusion (and I capitalize it to convey that it really is like a character in our psyche), I actually feel a little sorry for this part that has to work so hard to keep us separate from love and truth and joy. It’s like the end of the “The Wizard of Oz” when the curtains are pulled back and the great voice of Oz turns out to be a vulnerable little man. Fear talks a good talk but once we expose its lies, it shrinks to its actual puny size and slinks away.

Over the weekend I received a lovely email from a woman who wrote to thank me for my Conscious Weddings work. When she initially contacted me in April she had written (with her permission):

A few weeks after I got engaged I found your book and found it so helpful and comforting. While I’ve been working through the doubts and fears, they have resurfaced now that we have less than three months to the wedding. Taking this as a sign that I still had work to do, I’ve begun the journaling technique you suggested. I write down my fears and then write to find reasons that those fears are irrational or rational. I have not found a reason that the fear that is concrete. But I am still very anxious and am having trouble trusting myself.

My biggest fear is that I will have doubts the day of the wedding and be scared to walk down the aisle. How can I learn to trust that this is the last phase of the process and not think that this is a sign that I shouldn’t marry? Do you have any advice on this “day of wedding” fear?  Click here to read the rest of this post and response on the Conscious Transitions blog.