
What would Halloween be without a carved pumpkin sitting on your porch or at the window looking out at all the trick or treaters? Make this Halloween special by carving your own pumpkin.
Tools and Materials you will probably use:

STEP #1: Choose pumpkin. Choose a pumpkin that’s large and smooth with a stem of at least 2”. If you plan to put a candle inside, choose a ground that’s at least 9” tall.
QUICK TIP: Pumpkins with smaller stems rot quickly.
STEP #2: Draw circle or hexagon. Draw a circle or hexagon on the top of the pumpkin an inch or two below the stem. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect, but make sure it’s a little bigger than your fist.

Ranch Events Consultant, Ramon Salido, received an appreciative email from his clients, Kent and Polly Grooms, for wedding reception held in Ranch Events Seaside Room located in Marina Village. The newlyweds wrote the following:
“Ramon
Polly and I wanted to thank you for making our wedding experience beyond our expectations. All our guests were very impressed with the venue, food, service and organization from the beginning to the end of the wedding day.

We certainly appreciated your input and assistance from the beginning of the planning process to the day of the wedding. It helped to alleviate a lot of the concerns relative to the wedding.

It’s that time of year, another season change! Break out the hoodies, light the apple cinnamon candles, and settle in with a Pumpkin Spice Latte for Mother Nature’s changing its colors. Autumn can be the best season to plan a fall wedding and one of Ranch Events Coordinators can guide you through the planning and coordination process. The colors of fall: deep reds, pumpkin orange, golden yellows can be beautifully incorporated into your weddings theme. The crisp air and changing leaves remind us why so many people have decided that fall is the best season to tie the knot.