
As a published writer and journalist Angelica traveled half the world and lived in France, Portugal and New Mexico before she settled in Los Angeles eleven years ago. Savvy in Interior Design and Adobe restoration she had built and managed her organic restaurant and art gallery “Avangelis” and later added “Mensana”, a clinic for natural treatments”. Before she successfully sold her businesses she coordinated many art openings, galas and performances and was interviewed for radio and TV about her eco-friendly ideas.
With several years of experience in green design and construction, restaurant business and event production, with a multi-cultural background and the ability to speak four languages, which often comes in handy, she started event design and wedding planning in Los Angeles in 2002. She learned the finesse of the trade from The American Academy of Wedding Professionals and from experienced and creative colleagues like Sally Steele. On the road to perfection nothing helps more than the practice of coordinating events of all shapes, themes and sizes. Every party, wedding or conference presents new challenges and creativity grows on the way. As most banquet menus of the over 200 events she coordinated between 2002 and 2005 had been organic and from local farmers, it was a natural next step to launch
Green Weddings &Events, the first green wedding planning business of the US. After the LA Times picked up on the trend and interviewed her in June 2005, a door to many beautiful and eco-conscious weddings was opened. The LA Times helped creating awareness with their trend setting article on eco-friendly weddings, one of the first in the news.
Angelica is the preferred wedding planner for the Malibu Nature Preserve and the Mermaid Villa in Topanga. She is associated with several unique wedding sites like the "Ranch" in Calabasas, the Paramour Mansion and coordinates events for the Inn of the Seventh Ray. (Photo on right)
Jihan Abdalla, Photographer, Catherine Hallak, Fashion designer, Angelica Weihs, Wedding Production
Vintage
One of the first articles about Green Weddings and Angelica's events was done by the LA Times, who's proud to often be right on the Zeitgeist.
Los Angeles Times , June 2005
Press
Malibu Times Magazine, July 2009
Whole Life Times, February 2009
2008
ABC TV Morning News, June 2008
Vow, wedding magazine, 2008
Jewish Journal, 2008
Beverly Hills Courier Design Magazine, 2008
ZIP-FM, FM radio station, Nagoya, Japan
2007
Plenty, Magazine 2007
Five Magazine, 2007
2005 -2009
Mentioned in articles and cited as expert in various national news papers and online publications, for example:
Lime/Gaiam: Live The Change, February 2009
and many more