Wedding Do’s And Don’ts

1. Do send out save the date cards as soon as you can, preferably 6 months prior, so that your guests have enough planning time.

2. Do make it a point of finding out all the legal requirements for a marriage license at your choice destination. It would be awful to get there and find out that there is a waiting period to get married.

3. Do make a point of setting aside some time to spend with your guest. Arrange a special dinner or brunch explicitly for these guests. This can be done before or after the wedding. They have traveled a long distance to share in your special day.

4. Don’t try and go at it alone. Planning a wedding can be a daunting task. Hire a wedding coordinator if at all possible. They have the experience and the connections to get the job done just the way you want it. They can make your life easier and less stressful.

5. Don’t forget special gifts for your guest such as baskets in their rooms filled with flip flops, sun tan lotion, visors, etc. It keeps with the theme and adds a special touch. Remember to include a note of thanks in the baskets. Your guest will feel very special.

6. Do pick a wedding dress with the climate and location in mind. Also remember that the dress will need to travel with you so choose carefully.

7. Do preview your hair and makeup prior to the special day. Be sure to bring a picture of the dress, a certain hairstyle and makeup, so that the stylist has an idea of the look you want to achieve. There is no time for surprises on your wedding day.

8. Don’t limit yourself to only summer months to plan your island /beach wedding. Remember, these destinations have beautiful weather all year round.

9. Don’t worry about having to stay with a beach or island theme. You can definitely build on the island surroundings and create your own.

10. Don’t stress out. If you don’t hire a wedding planner make sure you put someone in charge to handle details and issues as they arise. Your best man can be in charge of tipping and making last minute payments. Put the payments in individual envelopes labeled with the service, i.e. photographer, bartender.

Once the day arrives, let go and enjoy. All the hard work is done. Unwind and have fun. That is what it’s all about.

Futuristic Floor

This futuristic and interactive floor brought to you by Rogier Sterk as the designer. This futuristic floor will leaves pedestrians footprints on the floor and will be visible for a minute after someone walking across this futuristic floor.
Wherever someone walks across this futuristic floor and touches the surface with the weight of his/her foot, the floor will generate light prints that displaces some or most of the fluid.

The light prints takes about a minute to disappear completely, and will be vanish as the pedestrian proceeds. This futuristic and interactive floor consists a modular system of tiles, with measures 1000x1000x75mm for each tile. A link cable are easely connected on the tiles.

The top layer is designed from a strong material and scratch-resistant, and only available in blue, red, and green. However, this futuristic floor can hold weight up to 250kg per square meter.

This futuristic floor is applicable for most places such as entrances to office buildings, restaurants, bars, shops, cinemas, waiting rooms, departmentstores, airports and also canbe done for temporary installations like catwalks and stands.

This futuristic floor has specification 4×15W T1 CCFL lamptype, lumiance 4×30kcd/m2,
50.000h for lamplife, less than 120sec on warmingup, 500000 switching capabilities, voltage 230V AC50/60Hz, IP54, -10 till 40C temperature range, 1 fire class.

Though you can use common detergents used at home for cleaning the tiles, but I believe using self-polishing wax suitable for protecting syntetic and other resilient floors (rubber, PVC, and linoleum) will give the best result for this futuristic floor.