Famous silhouette artist Cindi carves paper profile heirlooms

Famous silhouette artist Cindi carves paper profile heirlooms
Wedding silhouette entertainment!
Showing posts with label Best silhouette artist for weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best silhouette artist for weddings. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Hire a silhouette artist for your wedding/wedding reception silhouette artist Cindi Rose

Weddings are sentimental.  They are celebrations of love and union.  When choosing gifts and favors there is nothing more special than a hand-cut profile by a real silhouette artist.  Most people have never seen an authentic silhouette artist.  A true silhouettest merely looks at the subject with real French silhouette paper (white on one side, black on the other, very thin, very black paper, acid-free, costly) and in miniature (not large that has less value) they cut the profile out in two minutes or less.
You can see from this photo and video of silhouette artistry for wedding guests and entertainment that even children find this art amazing and fascinating!http://www.sihouettesbycindi.com



Saturday, September 5, 2015

Wedding Silhouette Artist "I Do!"




Weddings can be wonderful, white like snow, or pure like a sacred heart.
They can also be stressful.
Most people are on a budget.
One of the most reasonable and unique ideas is to have a REAL silhouette artist at your wedding.
Cindi Harwood Rose, is that rare find! She does the lost heirloom art of cutting portraits from
thin paper in miniature. At weddings she often does two to them, one for each guest and one
for the guest book. We had the pleasure in New York City to have Cindi at our wedding, after
we watched her do silhouettes in Austin, Texas! She is so detailed, and spot-on! Plus,
she made us all feel special at the same time, keeping a perky, nice personality.
Some how she did all 150 of our guests in the 4 hour time we hired her.
For fun, we made other cute silhouette logos-- on mugs, and swoozies. I was able
to hire her from her SilhouettesbyCindiFacebook. It is a great idea. Say, "I do",
say "yes", and say, "here comes the bride, groom, and all the happy guests!"