Cassandra Bromfield at the Oscars

Well sort of, year before last I had a red carpet moment. I talk about this now because as everyone knows Star Jones is Jumping the Broom. No jokes please, but she is gettin' hitched and it will be a Star Studded event.
So how do I figure into this Wedding of the Century, my client who went to the Oscars, will be at this November hullabaloo, wearing one of my creations.
Below is my Oscar letter I sent out to family and friends. I thought you would get a kick out of it too, even if it is two years old, enjoy.

Oscar Letter

A regular customer called me about two weeks ago and said she needed a blouse for the Oscars. Wow, I'm excited now. When I picked up the fabric I mentioned my moment in the sun to any one who will listen. I actually didn't know if it was going to the event or a party before or after, I just knew it was going to be in the suitcase. The blouse was made, and I found out it was going to be teamed up with an Oscar de la Renta skirt. She had actually rejected the top they made, in favor of my little blouse. So take that you big fat famous designer. I still needed some verification that my little blouse, and matching shawl would make an appearance at some Oscar event. She assured me it was going to be on the red carpet! I'm in, hanging with the big boys, Dior, Carolina, Oscar, and Cassandra. All I knew is she was going with a guy named Marty. And then, like a scud missile, my moment was gone. Your President went to war, there would be no splashy red carpet entrances, I was doomed. As I watched last night, I looked at the pre show with Joan Rivers and then the pre show on ABC. I kept looking for my little blouse accompanied by a guy name Marty. This could have been Marty Feldman for all I knew, the business is loaded with Marty's. During the show I kept looking in the background, balcony everywhere in the back. Then behind the director of Chicago my little blouse, I saw the ruffle of my blouse. WOW! My little blouse is a seat filler. It was so close in the front, Marty must be a seat filler guy! As the night goes on I pull for Chicago to win just to catch glimpse of my little blouse. Even in categories they are not in. Best Documentary, come on Chicago! Let's see that blouse again. Now it's the last few awards and there were a few surprises. Adrian won for Best Actor in the Pianist. Then Chicago did not get Best Director. Oh well, one last award Best Picture. MARTIN RICHARDS FOR CHICAGO, OH MY GOD, MARTY IS THE PRODUCER OF CHICAGO!!! SHE WENT WITH THE PRODUCER OF CHICAGO! MY LITTLE BLOUSE WILL BE AT EVERY PARTY!!!

I have to say it was a great moment. I had a lot of fun looking for my little blouse.

And who wore the little blouse you may ask? Not a famous person but a long standing customer that always challenges me.

Your Wedding Menu

Wedding Menus are difficult enough to manage, especially today with so many taste that must be satisfied. Chef Mellanee R. Harvin can work all your cuisine needs. Many of your guest may have dietary restrictions and they shouldn't risk their life to celebrate your union. Or they have chosen to be vegetarian, so they can eat comfortably, you can let them know you have created something they can enjoy. Mellanee will work with you and cook up something magnificent. I know because she did a wonderful job at the Dearly Beloved Bridal Show in April 04 and our Tea Party. I can tell you this people are still licking their lips.
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Patchwork Tie Dyed Silk Robe

For him and her, make your honeymoon a whirl of excitment with this silk patchwork robe. It's loose fitting for comfort and is available in sizes Large, Medium, or Small. Silks of many colors are patched together and then tie dyed. It's great for him as you can see above, but ladies it makes a beautiful beach cover up or looks wonderful over a black slip dress for a real sexy look. You won't take your eyes off each other.

Price $250

Call Cassandra Bromfield @ 212 502 5277

The wedding is over and you are now relaxing with the one you love. The obligatory night women giggle about and men thump their chest about, it's the Honeymoon night. This could be filled with passion or z's to the 10th power. What ever the case here are some ideas you may not have thought of.

Your wedding day will be all a blurr. Everything will have gone by so fast, so why not have a friend take some digital pictures that you can look at on your vacation. The perspective may be fun for you to see all the fun you had, even if you don't have total recall right after.

That meal that you planned so carefully, trust me, you will be saying "Did everyone eat?" and "What did it taste like?". Between the clanking of the glasses for a kiss and the constant congratulatory hugs, you will get 3 bites at the most. Here's my idea, have a romantic basket made with that beautiful meal you paid for. Complete this basket with dessert and beverages along with plates, silverware, glasses, and cloth napkins. This way you can really enjoy what everyone is talking about.

Many hotels have specials that include Champaign and strawberries or a complimentary breakfast for newlyweds, so be sure to ask when you make your reservations.

If you're not going on a honeymoon right away, these ideas work for home too. Just shut your phone off for a couple of days and enjoy each other. Have your favorite meals ready in the fridge to be nuked and use all that great stuff you got as gifts. Get the CD player loaded up with all your favorites. And of course don't forget that lucious robe. This will be the start of great things to come.