Special Occasions

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Deep navy, gauzy pink or stately ivory… linens of every shade and hue beckon you to choose your perfect wedding palette at Special Occasions in Flint, run by the delightful Lorrie Sage.

For ten years, Lorrie has made local wedding receptions unforgettably beautiful with the rich textures and colors of her fine linens. She believes that each celebration should reflect the happy couple’s style and personality, and her designs create the foundation of an enchanting ambiance for the most important day of a bride’s life!

Perhaps more than any other party décor item, fine linen has the ability to transform any space. Lorrie herself has flawless taste, and knows how to help brides economize without sacrificing style. “Floor length linen is a bride’s best investment,” she counsels, “because it can change the look of a room without putting stress on the budget.”

This year’s design trends, Lorrie says, combine sparkle and soft romance. “We have recently added new linen to our inventory to bring that theme to life,” she reports happily. “Our new blush satins accompanied by champagne or blush sequins are the epitome of elegance.” Other items available through Special Occasions are Chiavari chairs, which exude luxury and classic style. Lorrie gives each event her full attention to ensure that every detail is perfect: she uses only the finest materials and the best equipment while personally overseeing set-up at every venue.

Trust Lorrie to raise the tone of your reception, giving your guests an opportunity to celebrate your nuptials in style, and make your wedding day everything that is luxurious. A joyous celebration begins at Special Occasions.

Visit the Special Occasions website.

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