Joplin Regional Area Wedding

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Wedding
Joplin Regional Area
Guide
The Ozarks Magazine Since 2001
2016
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Contents
Features
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Countdown to Wedded Bliss - The Organized
Bride’s Checklist
Wedding Day Do’s and Don’ts
8 Make-or-Break Marriage Conversations
Three Great Ways to Get Your Groom Involved
Top Trends for 2016
Ballooning Budgets? Stop Them Before They Start
Planning Guides
22 Boutiques, Accessories and Beauty
24 Cakes and Catering
26 Florist, Décor and Entertainment
28 Jewelry, Photography and Stationery
30 Rentals, Transportation and Misc.
32Venues
Directories
8Advertisers
34 Wedding Services Directory
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From the Editor
Planning a wedding is often one of the most exciting times in your
life. From shopping for and finding the bride’s fairy-tale dress to
the perfectly adorned flowers, cake and decorations, there are so
many details to transform a future bride and groom’s dream into a
reality. Our 5th Annual Wedding Guide was put together with great
forethought and sentiment. We hope to be a one-stop resource for
everything you need to plan your perfect wedding.
Inside you will find the most recommended and sought-out venues,
photographers, florists, wedding shows and service providers in
our region, and we have given you a countdown from proposal-toaisle. We want to keep you on schedule and help you have a special day that is as free of stress
as it is beautiful. We give you advice on wedding day do’s and don’ts, pre-wedding marriage
conversations you and your groom must have, and how to stay on track with the budget. Get
your groom involved in the wedding planning with our suggestions, and learn about this year’s
hottest wedding trends that you can incorporate into your perfect ceremony.
We know planning a wedding is exciting and romantic, and the anticipation has been growing
since you were a little girl. Congratulations on the proposal, and we hope your day is as perfect
as you have always imagined.
Happy wedding planning!
On the Cover
Our cover bride is
Morgan French.
The photo was taken
at her home on her
wedding day by
Erynn Christine
Photography.
Joplin Regional Area Wedding Guide
Editor in Chief
Lee Radcliff
Associate Editors
Sue Dillmon
Wendy Brunner-Lewis
Staff Writer
Sarah Gooding
Graphic Designer
Kristi Tucker
Joplin Regional Area Wedding Guide is
published annually. Copyright 2016 - ALL
RIGHTS RESERVED. No portion of this
publication may be reproduced without
permission from the publisher.
Editor photo by Angela Spieker,
Artistic Expressions Photography.
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Account Executive
Sue Dillmon
Published by
Show Me The Ozarks Magazine
PO Box 3325 • Joplin, MO 64803
417.455.9898
www.showmetheozarks.com
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All That Music
Amadeus Ranch
Amelie and Roxy Event Centers
Avondale Chapel & Gardens
Bullskin Creek Weddings and Events
The Butcher’s Block Event Center & Catering
The Carriage Inn at Busch Mountain
Cedar Valley Event Center
Civil War Ranch
Club 1201
Coleman Theatre
Comeau Jewelry Company
Country Caboose Wedding Chapel
Country Cakes & Bridal Shoppe
Countryside In The City
Crabby’s Seafood Bar & Grill
Derma Tech
Erynn Christine Photography
Expressions Photo Booth
Flour Box Bakery
Galaxsea Cruises & Tours
It Works! Independent Distributor
Joplin Elks Lodge 501
Judy’s Balllroom Dance Lessons
Lendonwood Gardens
Memorial Auditorium and Convention Center
Mythos
Newton’s Jewelers
The Ramsay Event Center
Rendezvous Room at River Ranch Resort
RFC Event Center
Say Cheez Photo Booth
Skinovations Medical Spa
SmallCakes: A Cupcakery
Sweet Emotion, A Chocolate Boutique
Timbered-In Catering
Ultimate Choice Catering
Weiser Tent Services
Zena Suri Alpacas
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Countdown BLISS
to Wedded
The Organized Bride’s Checklist
12 Months Before
Settle the budget: decide who will pay for what.
Hire a wedding consultant.
Schedule your minister and begin premarital counseling.
Reserve wedding and reception sites.
Book the caterer, baker, florist, photographer, videographer, musicians and DJ.
Create the guest list.
Select and confirm your attendants.
8-10 Months Before
Reserve a block of hotel rooms for out-of-town guests.
Register with at least three gift registries.
Order your wedding gown.
Begin planning the honeymoon.
Order invitations and announcements.
Schedule an engagement photo session in time to have photos by month 6.
Begin planning the rehearsal dinner.
Meet with your florist for ideas.
6-7 Months Before
Choose the men’s formal wear.
Order all the attendants’ dresses.
Select music for the ceremony and reception.
Send engagement announcement to newspapers.
Meet with the baker to choose the wedding cake and groom’s cake.
Choose your hairstyle.
4-5 Months Before
Meet with your florist to finalize decisions and place order.
Order all decorations not covered by florist, including rental items.
Order napkins and other reception necessities not covered by caterer.
Meet with the caterer to select menu.
Meet with a photographer and a videographer to select packages.
Meet with the musicians and DJ to finalize decisions.
Finalize honeymoon plans, make all the reservations, and order all tickets.
3 Months Before
Order wedding bands.
Purchase gifts for all the attendants and your fiancé.
Plan the seating arrangements for the rehearsal dinner and reception.
Make two appointments with your beautician – one for a trial run and one for your
wedding day.
2 Months Before
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Mail the wedding invitations.
Finalize accommodation arrangements for out-of-town guests.
Submit all tuxedo sizes with the formal wear store.
Purchase your shoes, lingerie and other wedding-day accessories.
1 Month Before
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Pick up wedding rings.
Complete all final fittings.
Have your bridal portrait taken.
Finalize plans for the rehearsal dinner.
Prepare all the necessary forms for name and address changes.
Have your programs printed.
Write thank-you notes as you receive gifts.
2 Weeks Before
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Get the marriage license.
Give invitations to the rehearsal dinner.
Make sure you have all the clothes, shoes and accessories you’ll need before, during
and after the wedding.
Buy clothes and supplies for the honeymoon.
Reconfirm honeymoon reservation and transportation plans.
Address announcements to mail on your wedding day.
Touch base with caterer, baker, florist, photographer, videographer, musicians and DJ.
Start “breaking in” your wedding shoes at home.
Create a wedding day schedule to hand out at the rehearsal.
1 Week Before
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Provide the caterer with a final guest count.
Throw or attend the bridesmaids’ party and give their gifts there.
Appoint someone not in the wedding party to handle last-minute concerns.
Try on everything you plan to wear the day of the wedding, including undergarments
and jewelry.
Pack for the honeymoon.
Pack your wedding-day bag.
The Day Before
Relax! Enjoy the company of a few close friends and family members.
Attend rehearsal and rehearsal dinner.
Get plenty of rest.
The Big Day!
Eat a good breakfast.
Give rings to the best man.
Enjoy!
Wedding Day
Do’s and Don’ts
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“Today is THE day.” From the moment
you wake up on your wedding day, it’s
easy to dash ahead, turning the day
you’ve spent months planning into a
haze of final preparation, questions,
vows and faces. Your wedding day
will be a treasure regardless, but a
few easy steps can help prevent extra
stress, maximize your time celebrating and
fill in those memory gaps.
Have a wedding planner, trusted friend and/or other designated person to take on
last-minute questions or challenges. With a good problem-solver buffering for you,
the potential cake wreck and the rental company forgetting four dozen chairs will
simply be tales told by your wedding party after you return from your honeymoon.
Set a shutterbug friend free taking candid photos, but only in areas where your
professional photographer is not working. You can only be one place at a time, and
your pro’s job is documenting you, so the close-up of the groom’s cake or shot of
great-grandma’s arrival can help fill in the memories you miss.
Don’t Skip breakfast. Or lunch. You can touch up your makeup, but you can’t get a redo on
that “hangry” moment prompted by the groomsmen goofing around. A wedding day
can be as long as 14 hours, and you need some quality nutrition at regular intervals
to keep you going.
Stick to traditions if they just don’t work in the day’s flow. It’s great to have your
groom see you for the first time as you walk the aisle, but if it leaves your guests bored
for two hours while they wait at your reception site, you might consider a wedding
party-only “first look” instead, before the ceremony.
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The Amelie and Roxy
Event Centers
MORE THAN JUST A VENUE
Available Onsite
• All tables and chairs
• Linens in white, ivory
or black
• Cash bar service with
bartenders
• 4 hours of DJ service
• Professional sound
system with mirror ball
• Photo booth with props
• Private bridal suite
• Large onsite parking lot
• Fully ADA Compliant
facilities
• Event planner to ensure
your special day is
flawless and worry free!
• In house catering
Over one hundred
5-star ratings since
opening the doors
on our new facility
two years ago!
We will meet with you and design a
floor plan that best suits your needs,
as well as a one-on-one meeting with
our DJ to plan your event from start
to finish.
Best of all, we set up, clean up, and
tear down so you can enjoy your
special day without having to leave
family or friends behind to clean.
For information
and pricing call
Charlie Brown,
Event Manager
417.483.4268
102/104 S. Joplin Ave. • Downtown Joplin
• Find us on Facebook!
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Make-or-Break
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Marriage Conversations
lanning your wedding can be a blast. It’s fun to get to explore venues, sample cakes,
savor the thought of the menu options and celebrate everything about the two
of you.
But many couples forget to prepare for the marriage along the way, leaving them
wondering, “What now?” once the knot is finally tied.
Relationship experts encourage couples to prepare for life together with pre-marital
counseling or through intentional conversation about some of life’s big questions. It’s
heavy stuff, but getting on the same page up front can help overcome several common
marriage pitfalls.
Expectations
What does it mean to you to be married? Why do you want to get married?
What sets apart the person you are marrying that makes you believe he/she
is “the one”? How will you grow together throughout your lives?
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Goals
Where do you see yourself in 40 or 50 years? How
closely do your major goals align? Are you willing
to compromise to help your spouse achieve his/
her goals? How will you work together to achieve a
mutually desired end result? What is your faith background? What do you believe
now? Do you plan to attend worship together? What
are your priorities as you look for a place to worship?
What role will faith play in the lives of your children?
What do you desire for your children if you have
different faith backgrounds?
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Careers
Faith
What are your career goals? Whose career comes first? Would you support
your spouse going back to school? How would a spouse’s relocation affect your
career? Would one of you stay home with children or both continue working?
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Money
Are you a spender or a saver? How did your household of origin manage money?
How much debt do you have? Will you combine your financial resources or each
maintain separate accounts? How much should one spouse spend without
talking it through with the other? How will you resolve financial disagreements?
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Children
Do you plan to have children or already have
children? How many children would you like
to have? What parenting techniques/styles
were used by your families? How would you
follow in their footsteps? What would you do
differently? What would be your top priorities
when raising kids together?
Parents
What family traditions will you be expected to be part of? Where will you
spend the holidays? How often will you call or visit your parents? What type
of relationship do you want your parents and your children to have? How
important is it to remain geographically close to parents? Could you envision ever
becoming your parents’ caretaker?
Household
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Whose job is it to take out the trash, fold the
laundry, mow the lawn or do the dishes? Do you
associate housework with particular gender roles?
How will household tasks and needs be divided?
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GREAT
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to Get Your Groom Involved
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ou love your guy, but it’s easy
for him to get lost in the shuffle
of wedding planning. Too many
grooms have been groomed
to get out of the way of
Bridezilla and her mother. But
he has a valuable set of skills
to contribute, and inviting him
into the planning process is a
great way to build him up, let him
shine and learn how you function
together in every moment—both
better and worse—along the way.
1. Divide and conquer
He wants to help, believe me, but he also wants to make sure YOUR day is perfect. Work
together to figure out which tasks he could knock out for you, which ones you should do
and which ones to work on together. He will likely work through his list with incredible
efficiency, taking away your extra stress in the process.
2. Show off his skills
Give him his moment to shine and turn him loose on something that highlights his skills,
whether it’s building a pergola for the ceremony, putting together the perfect slideshow,
designing your invitations and stationery or planning the food pairings. Brag on his
achievements to give him an extra ego boost.
3. Keep things real
You wouldn’t be planning a wedding together if you didn’t enjoy the fun and romance of
being a couple in the first place. Put him in charge of whisking you away for occasional
date nights so you can remember how it all began. Dedicate that time solely to having
fun, no wedding talk allowed.
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Two locations to serve you!
www.comeaujewelry.com • Like us on Facebook!
Joplin, MO • 417.625.1755
Range Line Road behind
Longhorn Steakhouse
Open Tuesday-Friday 10 am-6 pm
Saturday 10 am-5 pm
Pittsburg, KS • 620.231.2530
Located in the Meadowbrook Commons
Open Tuesday-Friday 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Saturday 9:30 am-4 pm
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Top Trends 2016
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rom vibrant-hued blooms and pastel palettes, 2016 wedding
trend-setters are loving everything about gardens.
Natural elements are showing up everywhere, with floral-splashed
wedding gowns and flower crowns joining huge, organic bouquets
and floral tablecloths, accented by centerpieces of edible greens
or tropical fruits, with laser-cut wood accents adding a crowning
touch.
Plenty of options abound, allowing each bride to bring it together
in a unique and beautiful way
Dresses
Now, more than ever, runways are filled with wedding dresses that tailor to each bride’s
preferences, including long-sleeved princess gowns a la Kate Middleton, convertible
two-piece dresses that allow brides to trail the train down the aisle for a full, formal
ceremony, then shed the big skirt so they can dance the night away. White and blush
are still hot colors, but edgy designers also are adding colorful large floral pops via
embroidery and printed patterns.
Colors
Color, and lots of it, abounds this year. Pastels and bright, splashy patches of bold colors
mix, accented by pops of metallics, with copper and rose gold outpacing more classic
gold and silver. Some brides are sticking with more conservative monochromatic color
schemes, while others are enjoying playing mix and match with less classic combos,
bringing together new and unique color combinations that set their event apart.
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Food
It’s tough to account for dietary needs and preferences of each guests, so many couples
are steering away from classic plated dinners or abundant buffets, focusing on cocktailsized courses that can be served throughout the evening, leaving guests free to pick and
choose as they mingle and celebrate. Many couples also are working with their caterers
to offer locally sourced and organic menus.
Dessert
Classic cakes are being piled high this year, with tier upon tier lofted by columns. Many
traditional brides are passing on smooth fondant finishes in favor of a more organic
buttercream texture, and bolder couples are foregoing the frosted look in favor of the
naked cake trend, which showcases the rougher edges of the confections. Couples also
are getting creative, swapping out cake altogether in favor of cookie or donut stations,
ice cream options or other dessert alternatives.
Decor
Florals are no longer just for the bouquets and backgrounds. Instead, those garden
elements are being used extravagantly, from large blooms filling out centerpieces to
printed tablecloths. The addition of laser-cut place markers, cake toppers and other
finishes, combined with the use of greenery, cork, stone and other natural materials,
keeps it grounded and classy. Lighting is also getting a new focus in 2016, with brides
asking for Edison bulbs, lanterns or other fixtures that add to the atmosphere.
Prepare your budget
Ballooning Budgets?
Are you paying for the wedding? Are
parents planning to help? Set your budget
up front and plan to spend 85-90 percent
of that. Save the extra for essential addons only.
Plan your priorities
You know what you’ve always envisioned
for your wedding day. Don’t hesitate to
carve out more room in your budget for
what is truly important to you: Getting
the dress of your dreams but streamlining
your florals or foregoing the live band in
favor of that reception site you’ve loved
forever.
Negotiate with vendors
STOP
Them Before
They Start
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Rather than offending your professionals
by asking them to work for less, evaluate
your needs. Could a photog friend get
pictures as you prepare, allowing you to
contract with your pro for the ceremony
and significant moments instead of all
day? Knowing what you need up front is
a courtesy to your professionals and saves
the embarrassment of trying to shave
costs later.
Make the tough choices
Even the most dedicated number
crunchers find it tough to keep that
budget from ballooning. Set your limits
up front and stick with them. Refusing to
get carried away incorporating everyone
else’s ideas will result in a wedding
celebration that truly reflects the two of
you.
o matter how memorable
your wedding day is, starting
your life together under a cloud
of debt sets your marriage up for
future difficulties. Seeking bottom- Protect your future finances
dollar deals and asking hard- It’s tough when your mom has a
working wedding professionals gazillion Pinterest ideas or his parents
are pressuring you to add an extra 50 to
for discounts is tacky, but careful your guest list. If they are helping pay,
prioritization can keep your be sensitive to their input. If not, politely
explain that the extras are not in your
dream day from turning into a budget. Either way, emphasize your
goal to start your life together on solid
budget nightmare.
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financial footing.
8-Acre Garden • Japanese Pavilion
Gazebo • Open Grassy Areas
Vendor Entrance • Electrical Access
www.lendonwood.com
Grove, OK • 918.786.2938
1 mile west of Main Street on Har-Ber Road
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Wardrobe
Bridal Gown
Tuxes
Bridesmaids
Flower Girl
Ring Bearer
Shoes
Headpiece/Veil
Lingerie
Beauty
Makeup
Hair
Accessories
Tanning
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Boutiques/Accessories/Beauty
Vendor
Cost Estimate
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Cakes & Catering
Cake/Desserts
Wedding Cake
Groom’s Cake
Cake Topper
Server
Toasting Glasses
Cookies
Catering
Rehearsal Dinner
Reception
Hors d’oeuvres
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Vendor
Cost Estimate
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Florist/Décor/Entertainment
Flowers/Décor
Bride’s/Bridesmaids Bouquets
Corsages/Boutonnieres
Centerpieces
Altar/Pew Decor
Flower Girl Petals
Balloons
Candles
Ring Pillow
Reception Decorations
Miscellaneous Fees
Music/Entertainment
Ceremony
Reception/Band
Fireworks
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Vendor
Cost Estimate
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Jewelry/Photography/Stationery
Jewelry
Engagement Ring
Wedding Bands
Bridesmaid Gifts
Photography
Engagement Photos
Wedding Photos
Videographer
Stationery
Invitations/Thank you notes
Guest book/Pen
Seating and Place Cards
Announcements
Napkins
Postage
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Vendor
Cost Estimate
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Rentals / Transportation / Misc.
Rentals
Tents
Tables/Chairs
Linens
Lighting
Transportation
Limousine
Misc.
Childcare
Gratuities
Guest Hotel
Guest Favors
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Vendor
Cost Estimate
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Rehearsal Dinner
Ceremony
Reception
Site Fee
Officiant’s Fee
Marriage License
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Cost Estimate
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Boutiques/Accessories/Services
9309 Hwy 43, 5.5 miles S. of I-44
Seneca, MO • 417.623.2253
www.countrycakesandbridalshoppe.com
Lovie’s Recycled Weddings
926 S. Main St • Joplin, MO • 417.529.2444
www.facebook.com/LoviesRecycledWeddings
Lovie’s Recycled
Weddings
Where her something old,
becomes your something new
Southtown Cleaners & Alterations
2630 S. Main • Joplin, MO • 417.781.6046
Bridal Beauty
A Beautiful Image, LLC
Jamaica Me Hot • 902 W. South St • Neosho, MO
Chapman Medical Clinic
101 N Elm St, Suite E • Pierce City, MO • 417.434.1088
Derma Tech
2935 E. 18th Street • Joplin, MO
417.206.4884 • www.derma-tech.com
It Works! Independent Distributor
www.hfbbrynn.com • www.Chadara.itworks.com
Brynn Seever, Diamond Leader • 417.343.2080
Chandara Matthews, Emerald Leader • 417.793.5225
Lovewell Boutique Salon
Leah Rush • 622 S. Park • Joplin, MO
www.beautybyleah.com • 417.499.4874
Skinovations Medical Spa
2615 E. 20th St • Joplin, MO • 417.624.7546
www.skinovationsofjoplin.com
Cakes/Desserts
9309 Hwy 43, 5.5 miles S. of I-44
Seneca, MO • 417.623.2253
www.countrycakesandbridalshoppe.com
SmallCakes: A Cupcakery
420 N. Range Line, Ste 13 • Joplin, MO
417.553.4585 • Find us on Facebook
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Lovewell
Boutique Salon
Flour Box Bakery
223 South Wood • Neosho, MO • 417.455.9333
www.facebook.com/pages/Flour-BoxBakery/198547663663129
Sweet Emotion: A Chocolate Boutique
1520 S. Main St • Joplin, MO
417.691.8504
Catering
Big R’s BBQ
www.bigrsbbq.com • 417.781.5959
BIG R’S BBQ, JOPLIN, MO
Big R’s BBQ has
almost 20 years. “
flame broiled to p
more. Big R’s is m
meat, you can’t beat!” 1220 E. 15th St..
Boomer’s BBQ
1123 W. Central • Carthage, MO • 417.358.8112
www.boomersbbqandcatering.com Club 609
609 S. Main St. • Joplin, MO
www.club609.com • 417.623.6090
Club 1201
1201 E. 32nd Street • Joplin, MO
Deena Beckham
www.club609.com • 417.626.0032
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Continental Catering & Banquet Center
2802 N. Range Line Road • Joplin, MO
www.grannyshaffers.com • 417.659.9393
Crabby’s Seafood Bar & Grill
815 W. 7th St • Joplin, MO • 417.206.3474
www.crabbysjoplin.com
Golden Corral
2415 S. Range Line Road
Joplin, MO • 417.625.1684
GOLDEN CORRAL, JOPLIN, MO
2415 S. Range Line, 41
Buffet, Cold Buffet, So
Café, and Breakfast Buf
made to order omelets a
night after 4pm Mon-Sa
juicy Sirloin Steak hand
The LunchboxTruck
www.lunchboxtruck417.com • 417.437.6129
1900 S. Main • Carthage, MO
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Mythos
1306 S. Range Line Rd. • Joplin, MO
www.mythosjoplin.com • 417.624.3354
Timbered-In Catering
918.786.4595 • [email protected]
www.timbered-in.com or find us on Facebook
25900 South 678 Road • Grove, OK
Ultimate Choice Catering
404 E 25th St • Pittsburg, KS • 620.249.9858
www.ultimatechoicecatering.com
Entertainment/DJ Service
All That Music
www.allthatmusicdj.com
417.830.4599
Dance Music Company
DJ Steve Scott
www.djstevescott.com • 417.206.3800
Judy’s Ballroom Dance Lessons
Judy Schneider, Instructor • 417.392.0215
3950 Newman Rd. • Joplin, MO
Florist/Decor
Countryside in the City
422 S. Joplin Ave. • Joplin, MO
417.781.3719 • www.countrysideflowers.biz
Webb City Florist & Greenhouse
1001 S. Jefferson • Webb City, MO
417.673.3780 or 417.483.3141
www.webbcityflorist.com
Gifts
Annie’s Epicurean Delights & Fine Wines
116 W. 3rd • Carthage, MO
www.anniesincarthage.com • 417.359.1747
Alice Ehrie
Pampered Chef Independent Consultant
Grove, Oklahoma • 918.314.4842
www.pamperedchef.biz/aliceehrie
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Jewelry
Comeau Jewelry Company
Joplin: Range Line behind Longhorn Steakhouse
Pittsburg: In the Meadowbrook Commons
417.625.1755 • 620.231.2530
Newton’s Jewelers
5th & Main • Joplin, MO
www.newtonsjoplin.com • 417.623.2800
Photo Booths
Expressions Photo Booth
www.expressionsphotobooth.com
Joplin, MO • 417.437.2288
Say Cheez Photo Booth
www.saycheezphotobooth.com
417.299.4850 • 1-800-SAY-CHEEZ
Photographers
Artistic Expressions Photography
www.joplinexpressions.com • 417.623.3168
Erynn Christine Photography
www.erynnchristinephotography.com
Pittsburg, KS • 620.704.7089
Focused Memories by Mandy
www.focusedmemoriesbymandy.com
417.439.9771
Tina Smith Photography
tsmithphotography.com
[email protected] • 417.529.0517
Tents and Rentals
Weiser Tent Services
10 Industrial Drive • Monett, MO: 800.798.0119
Joplin, MO: 417.623.3384 • Springfield, MO: 417.866.2222
Hollister, MO: 417.337.5095 • Topeka, KS: 800.798.0119
www.weisertent.com
Travel
GalaxSea Cruises & Tours
210 US 71 Business • Neosho, MO
www.galaxseaonline.com • 417.451.5468
SMTO
WG
Venues
Amadeus Ranch
4861 Kentucky Road • Seneca, MO
417.850.0980 • www.facebook.com/amadeusranch
Avondale Chapel & Gardens
2005 East Central Avenue • Bentonville, AR
www.avondalechapel.com • 479.268.6893
Amelie & Roxy Event Center
Williams Event Company, LLC
104 S. Joplin, Ave. • Joplin, MO
417.483.4268 • Find us on Facebook
Bartlesville CVB
www.visitbartlesville.com • 800.364.8708
Bullskin Creek Weddings and Events
www.bullskincreekevents.com • 417.456.2220
www.facebook.com/bullskincreek
The Butcher’s Block Event Center & Catering
499 W. Fountain Road. Joplin, MO
www.butchersblockeventcenter.com • 417.624.1000
The Carriage Inn at Busch Mountain
20856 Highway 62 W. • Eureka Springs, AR
www.TheCarriageInnBandB.com • 479.253.8828
Cedar Valley Event Center
371 Cedar Valley Lane • Jane, MO
www.cedarvalleyevents.com • 417.226.4284
Civil War Ranch
11838 Civil War Road • Carthage, MO
www.civilwarranch.com • 417.237.0771
www.facebook.com/CivilWarRanch
Coleman Theatre
103 N. Main St. • Miami, OK
www.colemantheatre.org • 918.540.2425
The Country Caboose Wedding Chapel
1100 N. Prosperity Ave. • Joplin, MO
facebook.com/countryCabooseWeddingChapel
www.countrycaboose.com
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Joplin Elks Lodge 501
1802 W. 26th St • Joplin, MO • 417.438.8648
www.elks.org/lodges/home.Wcfm?LodgeNumber=0501
Keltoi Vineyard
17705 County Rd 260 • Oronogo, MO
www.keltoivineyard.com • 417.642.6190
Lendonwood Gardens
1 mile west of Main Street on Har-Ber Road
Grove, OK • www.lendonwood.com • 918.786.2938
Memorial Auditorium
Downtown Pittsburg, KS • [email protected]
www.MemorialAuditorium.org • 620.231.7827
The Ramsay Event Center
www.theramsay.com • 417.781.2238
Rendezvous Room at River Ranch Resort
101 River Road • Noel, MO
RFC Event Center
42162 State Hwy 127 • Jay, OK
www.rfceventcenter.com • 918.837.1625
Route 66 Event Center
Located in Historic Downtown, Webb City
21 S. Webb St. • Webb City, MO • 417.673.4651
Scottish Rite Masonic Center
505 S. Byers Ave. • Joplin, MO
www.joplinaasr.com • 417.623.3219
White Rose Bed & Breakfast
13001 Journey Rd. • Carthage, MO
www.whiterosewinery.com • 417.359.9253
Zena Suri Alpacas
35401 S. 580 Road • Jay, OK
[email protected]
www.zenasurialpacas.com • 804.389.2579
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