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Make My Day Event Planning has been featured and
interviewed for several publications
including
Delaware Bride, Shore Living Magazine, the Cape Gazette, the Delaware
Coast Press,
the Milford Chronicle and Delaware Today
Magazine.
 “Placid Planning” - Spring/Summer
2008
'Getting ready for your wedding
need not be stressful; find out how the pros stay clam and
organized.'
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“A Weekend of Wonder” - Spring/Summer
2008
'You plan for months and then,
in the blink of a eye, your wedding day is gone. Most likely you'll
have made it to every table for the obligatory handshakes and hugs,
but did you get to hear about cousin's Cindy's new baby? Probably
not.'
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“Promise To Go Green” - Spring/Summer
2008
'For the past few years, going
green has become big business. Supermarkets offer organic and fair
trade, chemical-free cleaning products - even recycled paper towels.
So incorporating some earth-friendly habits into your daily life is almost
as easy as not.'
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full article -
 “Planning Your Special
Day” - March 2008
'Young women fantasize about the
day they will wear an elegant white gown and commit to spend their life
with their soul mate. To turn the fantasy into a reality, it is
common for women to hire a professional to be responsible for making their
special day unforgettable.'
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the full article -
 “Business Pitch In To Help
Lovers Tie The Knot” - February 2007
'Traci Strawbridge and Richard
Overstreet of Perryville, MD., finally believe their dream is coming
true. On March 22, the anniversary of the accident last March that
nearly claimed Richard's life, the couple will have a free wedding.
More than 25 local businesses have provided the couple with the means to
have a first-class reception for 100 family members and friends.'
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“Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Make My Day” - January
2008
'Ribbon-cutting
ceremonies were held Wednesday for Make My Day in the Silicato Office
Complex on Milford-Harrington Highway.'
 “Trendy
Touches” - Fall/Winter 2007
'Do you take your wedding to be
up-to-date, yet traditional, classic yet modern, to incorporate new
trends and old traditions, for better or worse, in times of extreme
stress, and utter joy, until the celebration is over? If so,
read on for the latest in weddings.'- Continue to read the full article -
“Impressive Invitations” - Fall/Winter
2007
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 “Party Perfect - Plan the Perfect Party” - November
2006
'Indeed only use evite.com invitations for casual events, says
Leanne Silicato, owner of Make My Day Event Planning in Lewes.'
'A
traditional invitation makes an event special, she says. "Taking the time
to address each envelope individually shows that you've put some thought
into inviting each guest." 'There's an old-school type of love that goes
along with invitations in the mail, Silicato says."
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 “Sail Lewes” -
August - September 2006
"Event organizers were Leanne Silicato
and Casey Kieffer of Make My Day Event Planning, a new Lewes-based
company."
'The ultimate compliment is that people want to see this
event again next year, said Silicato.' 'It was an overall success from the
historical, community and business standpoint. We had kids learning about
the history of Lewes and vendors with smiles on their faces. Everyone from
2 to 82 years old had a good time.'
"An army of volunteers from
organizations and businesses were the backbone of the event, said
Silicato." 'We are lucky to live in a community where people really
care."
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Cape Gazette - August 4,
2006
Cape Gazette - August 21,
2006 Cape Gazette - September 22, 2006
Cape Gazette - September 25, 2006
 “Lewes Plans a capital weekend” - April
2006
"More than 170 people have been formally invited, according to
event coordinator Leanne Silicato." "There should be up to 40 to 50 seats
available for walk-ins, she said."
"To accommodate a possible overflow
crowd, Silicato said, organizers will offer a live audio-visual broadcast
of the ceremony in the St. Peter's Parish Hall on Mulberry
Street."
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Delaware
Coast Press - April 19, 2006
 “Lewes Marks 375th Anniversary with Community
Celebrations” - April - May 2006
"The festivities of Lewes' 375th
anniversary celebration have been more than a year in the making and event
planners are hoping for as many Dutch treats as possible during the
weekend of April 21st."
"I'm looking forward to participating in
the event. It's going to be big exposure for Lewes", explained Mayor of
Lewes, DE, James L. Ford, III.
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Cape Gazette - April 4, 2006
Cape Gazette - April 20, 2006
Cape Gazette - May 1, 2006
 “Lewes Marks 375th Anniversary with Community
Celebrations”
- April 2006
“According to event
coordinators Leanne Silicato and Casey Kieffer of Make My Day Event
Planning, the dedication ceremonies are slated to include contributions
from a variety of community groups, ‘Members of the Nanticoke Indian tribe
will perform a welcome dance and a choir composed of members from several
Lewes-area churches will sing both American and Dutch hymns and anthems,’
says Kieffer.
'Students from our elementary schools will have
anniversary-themed artwork on display and we're recruiting area high
school students to help escort the visiting dignitaries,' added Silicato.
'Citizens from the Netherlands will be hosted by Lewes families when
they're here for the events and we expect to have a representative from
the Dutch Embassay on hand to give a speech…'
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