on September 16th Samantha and Kevin were married and had their reception at the Bob Marionette Theater in Los Angeles. It was a whimsical Pee Wee Herman theme. I found that I love this old theater and all of the maionettee/puppets that reside inside.
The Marionettes brought me back to my childhood Knott's Berry Farm where I practically grew up at, as it was literally my playground. My mom worked in Fiesta Village and weekends and summers were spent going on the rides, walking around the park all day, visiting the shops, meeting and talking to people from all around the world and all walks of life and.... watching all of the shows over and over again.
Bob Baker's Marionettes were featured on a small stage in Fiesta Village on weekends and every day in the summer. There was also a marionette show in the John Wayne Theater (as it was called at the time). The talented puppeteers made magic on the stage and the marionettes came to life in a large scale production.
It was at a young age I learned to appreciate the artful craft of puppeteering and the work that went in to create majestic puppets. I never could figure out how they could make the puppets move so gracefully without getting the strings caught up on each other.
It was at Samantha and Kevin's wedding that brought back to those good memories and a renewed appreciation for an art that will become lost if it is not passed down to future generations.
Thank you Samanatha and Kevin for having Sylhouettes by Sylvia provide silhouette portraits for you and your wedding guests at your wedding reception. Congratuations, wishing you both a beautiful future with many blessings.
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The Marionettes brought me back to my childhood Knott's Berry Farm where I practically grew up at, as it was literally my playground. My mom worked in Fiesta Village and weekends and summers were spent going on the rides, walking around the park all day, visiting the shops, meeting and talking to people from all around the world and all walks of life and.... watching all of the shows over and over again.
Bob Baker's Marionettes were featured on a small stage in Fiesta Village on weekends and every day in the summer. There was also a marionette show in the John Wayne Theater (as it was called at the time). The talented puppeteers made magic on the stage and the marionettes came to life in a large scale production.
It was at a young age I learned to appreciate the artful craft of puppeteering and the work that went in to create majestic puppets. I never could figure out how they could make the puppets move so gracefully without getting the strings caught up on each other.
It was at Samantha and Kevin's wedding that brought back to those good memories and a renewed appreciation for an art that will become lost if it is not passed down to future generations.
Thank you Samanatha and Kevin for having Sylhouettes by Sylvia provide silhouette portraits for you and your wedding guests at your wedding reception. Congratuations, wishing you both a beautiful future with many blessings.
via Instagram http://ift.tt/2fxYfsr
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