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Welcome to my Style Blog where my wedding, event and interior design projects are featured. My team and I are lucky enough to have planned, designed and produced hundreds of weddings in Five Star Hotels and Luxurious Homes from Boston to NYC and such fabulous destinations as Bermuda, Las Vegas, Miami and San Francisco.

In addition, our digital public relations arm works with many creative small businesses to promote their brand through web site development, digital media relations, e:mail marketing campaigns and the integration of social media.

The photography, drawings and weddings that you see featured through out my Style Blog, even the web site itself are done by me, unless otherwise noter. I welcome your questions, comments and feedback.

Enjoy your digital tip toe through the tulips.

My Best Always,

Chad Michael Peters

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With close to half a million page views annually and tens of thousands of unique visitors, my web site and style blog have taken the world of weddings and interior design by storm. I have built a synergy among my work, the world of blogs, social media, and e:mail based mailings. As a result, my web site and name chad michael peters, have become synonmus with the luxury world of high end interiors, weddings, and events.

Not only do I look forward to continuing the couture creative work that I do and publishing it here in what I see as a digital magazine, but I also look forward to showcasing the best from the industry and those I work with across the pages of my web site.  For editoral and advertising consideration, please contact me personally via my contact link here on my site.

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    From the time that I first started cataloguing my work through web design and blogging, I have worked on hundreds if not thousands of creative projects, both big and small. To keep things tidy and tight, I have organized my web site in categories that may be of interest to you. Many like to follow my work, so I have also included a section to the web site that is organized by date. Should you not find what you are looking for, please feel free to use the search feature to my site, still can't find it? Shoot me an e:mail.

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    Aug042009

    The art of wedding calligraphy

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    There is no finishing touch to wedding invitations that can match the art of the hand. Here you see gorgeous wedding invitations all addresses by hand in custom done, plum ink. You can see the floral motif which I drew months ago, duplicated in the stamp done by www.zazzle.com. Of course, not leaving any detail undone, I just had to hand draw the same flower on to the front of the invitation that was being sent to the bride. The rest of the invitations for the guests had the floral motif on the back envelope. So gorgeous. I am sure that the guest will love them.

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    DateTuesday, August 4, 2009 at 10:48AM

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