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The Detroit Jewish News, 2010-02-04

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To stand out in the competitive and crowded wed-
ding music market, Jonas Pascua, founder and CEO of
Panache Entertainment, promises not just high-qual-
ity musicians, but unparalleled event synchronization,
unique custom arrangements — and a "performance
two-three times richer" thanks to "music written,
arranged and organized in a medley template to reduce
the lag time in between each song." A professional
violinist for 14 years and a business-school graduate,
Pascua has melded his creative passion (music) with his
grad-school major (marketing and corporate strategy)
to create a company with a virtuoso-level staff (which
includes string quartets, jazz ensembles, harpists, live
bands — like Cancel Monday Band, whose lead singer,
Kate Stechschulte, is shown here —and others) and a
knack for putting the client first — which should put
wedding planners and participants at ease. Prospective
clients can listen to samples and watch videos on the
company Web site. Best of all? They have a price-match
program. Panache Entertainment, Troy (800-991-0925;

epanache.com)

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Scrambled eggs with sauteed leeks and Swiss chard,
house-smoked salmon served with capers, scented olives,
black German bread and honey-cut mustard, and baskets
of fresh-baked scones and muffins. Sound divine? And
that's just post-wedding brunch. Imagine what Kathleen
O'Neill and Mary Rembelski, who offer fill-service
catering for special events as the owners of the Canape
Cart, can come up with for a wedding. Recognized for
their creativity and diversity, the partners pride them-
selves on listening to their clients to personalize their
catering to the bridal couple's style and taste, whether
ultra-elegant or
"green." So what
have they created
for the big day?
Green gazpacho
soup garnished
with salsa, goat
cheese galettes
with chopped
black olives and
rosemary, organic
green salad
served with duck breast, roasted shallots and cured foie
gras and encrusted lamb chops (shown). Canape Cart,

Ferndale (248-548-8880; canapecart.com)

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