Need Help Planning?
Book your next event in our 2500 sq ft event center! We have the PERFECT venue for any occassion...banguets, family reunions, company retreats, weddings, seminars, fundraisers...you name it! Our Bed and Breakfast is conveniently located right next door to our event center. Call now for more information!
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If you need help planning your next event at La Maison de Lucy, we have started a local vendor list:
Event/Wedding Planner:
Cherished Unions..Tiffany Garling..850-559-3451
Bri's Event Planning..Kimberly Smith..334-798-3084
Videographer:
Hi - Def Video..Larry Jones..334-702-4382
Glens Backyard Production..Glenn Cook..850-638-8418
Photography:
Photography by Jerica..Jerica Ward..850-209-3305
John Brewer's Studio..John Brewer..850-526-4016
Florist:
Weddings by Selena..Selena Bond..334-794-3608
Blossoms..Kirby Holt..850-638-7786
DJ:
EJ Sound Machine.. Jim Kain (Cricket)..850-260-4363
Caterer:
Sweet Stuff Bakery..Vicki Baker..850-526-2250
Bartender:
Sunshine Spirits & Wine...Connie Smith..850-573-3252
Limo Service:
Bay Limousine..Edwin Cherry..334-790-4546
Music:
Duets by Jesse and Jack..Steve/Susan Frank..334-693-0642
Jewelry:
Premier Designs..Ruth McGowan..850-573-1511
The Wedding Plannerz..Marie Howard..850-532-3808
Day Spa/Hair/Makeup:
Rai'Jean Salon..Debbie Anderson..850-718-6771
Merle Norman..Ginger Harris..850-526-9103
Lemon Squeeze..Necia Garcia..850-482-2478
Kitchen Retail:
Pampered Chef...Carol Wright..850-573-0128
This is by no means intended to be a complete listing of local vendors, simply a sample of what is available in our surrounding area. Â
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TRAVEL GREENER
While traveling for business or pleasure try to minimize your impact on the environment. Whether you are traveling to a conference, a luxury bed & breakfast, island retreat or an amusement park, you can be conscious of your impact on the environment. Here are some green traveling tips to help you have a fun and eco-friendly trip.
 Before You Go:
- Pull the plug on any unnecessary appliances - such TVs, VCRs, stereos, toasters, and microwaves. These items can still use energy in their off mode.
- Set your thermostat and water heater at low settings so that energy isn't wasted while you are gone.
- Stop your newspaper or donate the paper to a school while you are gone. Â
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When You’re There:
- Never leave lights on when you are not in the room.
- Â Lower the thermostat when you leave the room for long periods of time.
- Â If your destination is a warm climate then close the drapes. Or, if you have Venetian blinds, angle them up to bounce the sunlight off the ceiling. This will keep the room cooler. Conversely let the sun warm up your room during the day if you are in a cooler climate.
- Â Leave unopened shampoo, soap, and other items in the hotel unless you are taking it home to use.
- Â Avoid room service and carry-out which increase waste.
- Use water sparingly. In some places this is a very scarce resource.
- Never buy items made from endangered species.
- Grab only the maps and brochures that you will actually use. If in a large group, share brochures whenever possible.
- Take pictures and leave the location as you found it.
-  Never remove wildlife from it’s natural environment including shells, flowers and coral.
- When hiking or camping, stay only in marked areas to avoid destroying vegetation.
- Buy locally produced produce in order to reduce the pollution required to import goods.
 When You Come Home:
Write a letter or email to your hotel or tour guide telling them that you appreciate their efforts to minimize the impact on the environment. This will encourage them to promote and institute more environmentally friendly activities.
