Showing posts with label tuxedo t-shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tuxedo t-shirts. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Bluffton University Mascot is Stylin

I was so excited to find your t-shirt with a purple bow tie. It was the perfect thing for J. Denny (the Bluffton University mascot) to wear this wedding season. He was a special guest as alumni tied the knot.

Sara 


Thursday, February 18, 2016

Indian Ridge Tapitudes Looking Good

Love when I get the back stories on these tees, I admit I am jealous as they dance better than I ever will

We all belong to Indian Ridge Country Club in Palm Desert, California.  We are all 70-ish and take a tap dancing class for exercise and fun.  Our club had a talent show on January 31st, and we performed two numbers in our tuxedo t-shirts.  Got rave reviews.  The videos are on Youtube.  


Friday, November 14, 2014

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Wise Words from a Bachelor Party

"There are more chicken wings here then chicken legs!" Were these guys over served or way more cerebral than I might have given them credit for when they purchased their Tuxedo Tees.  I started to think that was just a drunken comment.  However after much contemplation on my part I am pretty sure the groom was making a comment on the plight of all those chickens that are now wingless.





Saturday, July 28, 2012

Good Karma and Tux Tees


Congratulations Kim and Chris
I get pictures and back stories all the time from my Tuxedo Tee clients and every so often I feel the love, I'm sorry if that sounds corny but it is true. Rather than having separate bachelor-bachelorette parties I think doing a Jack and Jill together creates the karma necessary to get things going in the right direction. I think the back of the shirt was a great play on words

Disclaimer : Wearing a tux tee does not guarantee a long relationship, but we like to think so....


Kim Busam and Chris Gateman are getting married on September 1, 2012 in Providence, RI.  Because they both went to school out of state and have many circles of friends who live in different parts of the country, instead of doing the traditional "Bachelor" and "Bachelorette" parties they opted for a Jack & Jill Party that was held on July 21, 2012 so all these different friends could come together and meet prior to the wedding. 

      To help bring everyone together, Chris and Kim decided to order sleeveless tuxedo t-shirts to be worn by those in attendance.   After all, as Chris' childhood friend Brent Capuano pointed out, "these shirts let you know you are classy but ready to party!"   Because Kim has an "interesting" last name, Chris' best man, Rob Weller, referenced the famous scene from the movie "Old School" to come up with the slogan for the back of the t-shirts: "One BUSAM For The Rest Of Your Life..." 

     During the morning, Kim and her bridesmaids/girlfriends met for a brunch then proceeded to Newport, RI for wine tasting at a local vineyard followed by a picnic at Bretton Point State Park.  Meanwhile, Chris and his guy friends began distributing the tuxedo t-shirts to break up into "black" and "white" teams as they engaged in softball/football games at the local town field. 

      Around 3:00 pm, the girls and guys came together at Chris' parents house in Greenville, RI for an afternoon/evening of barbecuing, lounging in the pool, drinking at the cabana bar, yardgames, and eating mores around the fire-pit.

       The day went off without a hitch as the weather cooperated and Kim and Chris were able to celebrate this special day surrounded by so many dear friends that live both near and far.  As for the t-shirts, they were the icing on the cake as they created a memory for all!  

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Formal at Sea with our Tux Tee

I get Pics and letters all the time, but sometimes the emotion or in this case "fun" comes right through below is a nice e-mail I received from are Sea Faring Friends



Hello,

We wanted to tell you how much we enjoyed wearing our Tuxedo Shirts on our most recent cruise in February on Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Sea. We decided to opt out of the suggested Gown and Tuxedo attire and wear our Tuxedo T-shirts to the formal dinner. We received many complements from other cruisers and even from the crew. We could sense many individuals wished they had their own Tuxedo T-Shirt. We had one negative response as we were walking out, in a single line, part of our group overhead a “seasoned cruiser” formally dressed say “Oh My God”. We couldn’t help but laugh, because you just cannot take life so seriously. Being able to order additional bow ties allowed us to where our shirts for the second formal night as well.