CurlyArt is now WeddingWire Rated for 2011

La Crescenta, CA - July 5, 2011 - WeddingWire, the nation's leading wedding technology company, is pleased to announce that CurlyArt is WeddingWire Rated 2011 for wedding flower preservation. WeddingWire Rated is an annual award program that distinguishes wedding vendors across the country for their excellence. Based on hundreds of thousands of recent wedding reviews, WeddingWire Rated is the most recognized and trusted brand among engaged couples looking to find the best local businesses for their wedding.

CurlyArt has 19 reviews on WeddingWire. Reviews by our newlywed clients include detailed ratings and insightful descriptions about their experiences working with our business and staff. Our reviews provide transparency for potential clients, assisting them in making the most informed decisions for their big day.

"We are delighted to unveil the 5th annual WeddingWire Rated program," said Timothy Chi, CEO, WeddingWire, Inc. "CurlyArt has made a commitment to capturing their clients experiences on the nation's leading wedding review site."

As the largest site for wedding reviews, WeddingWire empowers engaged couples with the most comprehensive and trusted review system available. The WeddingWire Rated program provides CurlyArt with a simple platform to capture customer feedback from their wedding planning experience. Newly engaged couples can easily access all of the reviews for CurlyArt on WeddingWire.com. We would like to thank our newlyweds for our WeddingWire Rated 2011 recognition.

For more information, please visit CurlyArt on WeddingWire at http://www.weddingwire.com/vendor/VendorHome.

For more information on WeddingWire Rated 2011, please visit www.WeddingWire.com.

About WeddingWire, Inc.
WeddingWire, the nation's leading technology company serving the $70  billion wedding industry, is the only online wedding planning resource  designed to empower both engaged couples and wedding professionals. For  engaged couples, WeddingWire offers the ability to search, compare and  book over 200,000 local wedding vendors, from wedding venues  to wedding photographers to wedding cakes. WeddingWire also offers an  online community and a suite of cutting-edge planning tools for weddings, including wedding websites and wedding checklists,  all at no charge. For wedding professionals, WeddingWire provides free  online management tools creating the only market opportunity that gives  local businesses control over their clients, reviews, leads and  performance. Businesses that join the WeddingWire Network appear on  WeddingWire.com and other leading sites, including ProjectWedding.com,  MarthaStewartWeddings.com (NYSE: MSO), Weddingbee.com, and  Celebrations.com (part of the 1-800-Flowers family of brands, NASDAQ:  FLWS).

A great way to preserve your wedding bouquet!

What if you could capture your actual wedding flowers and preserve them on canvas into a beautiful painting. A painting that you could hang in your home as a work of art and keep as a wonderful memory of your special day.

All you need to do is contact me via email and I will send you an order form and instructions on how to ship your bouquet to me after your wedding. Once I have received your deposit, order form and flowers I will take care of the rest. We will stay connected on the progress of your flowers until the finished painting is shipped and in your hands.

I love to receive emails or regular mail with photos of your wedding invitation, colors and design used in your wedding. They give me great inspiration for your personalized painting. If you order a painting for yourself, I have smaller canvases that you can order for gifts to the parents of the bride and groom.

Look through my blog to see all of the different types of floral preservation paintings I have done in the past and let me know which ones are your favorites.

All my best

Betty @ CurlyArt

Sometimes Things Change! Cathy's Callas

Remember these callas that were in the post for a week before I received them? Well, here they are dried and laying on a sheet of paper.


Here they are laid out for final setting and painting on a horizontal 11 x 14 canvas. I sent an email and photo to the married couple. After seeing Jen's Callas painting on a 16 x 20 vertical layout, they decided they wanted the same.

Cathy had a long strand of jewels wrapped around her bouquet and chose to have them incorporated into the painting. She also wanted her wedding colors of eggplant, grey and silver with some sparkle.