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We can’t wait to see this beautiful baby boy! This is a special one! 🥰🥹!
09/21/2025

We can’t wait to see this beautiful baby boy! This is a special one! 🥰🥹!

Just a snippet of yesterday!!!! Making magic happen!!! 🥰🥰
08/03/2025

Just a snippet of yesterday!!!! Making magic happen!!! 🥰🥰

I think it is safe to say a time was had! Congratulations Sofia!!! SCA Lions 🦁!
05/12/2025

I think it is safe to say a time was had! Congratulations Sofia!!! SCA Lions 🦁!

05/12/2025

Sometimes, you meet people who instantly feel like family! It was our absolute pleasure to help create something special for this amazing family. Congratulations to Sofia and the SCA Class of 2025 — we know God has incredible plans for you, and we’re confident you’ll do great things. A heartfelt thank you to Mika Santis for trusting us to be part of this wonderful celebration!

Sarah Rector was a young African American girl who became famous in the early 20th century as one of the wealthiest Blac...
02/24/2025

Sarah Rector was a young African American girl who became famous in the early 20th century as one of the wealthiest Black children in the United States. Born on March 3, 1902, in Indian Territory (now part of Oklahoma), she was a member of the Creek Nation, a Native American tribe that had been forcibly relocated to the area.

The Land Grant and Oil Discovery

Under the Dawes Allotment Act, Sarah, like other Black children of the Creek Nation, was granted a parcel of land. Initially, her family struggled with this land because much of it was considered unsuitable for farming. However, in 1913, oil was discovered on her allotment, and it began producing thousands of barrels a day. This transformed Sarah from an ordinary girl into a millionaire practically overnight.

National Attention and Legal Challenges

As a result of her wealth, Sarah became a national sensation, attracting attention from newspapers and prominent Black leaders like Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois. Because she was Black, the government initially placed her under a white guardian, as was common at the time for wealthy Black individuals. However, her case raised concerns about financial exploitation, and Black activists fought to ensure she retained control over her fortune.

Later Life and Legacy

Sarah Rector used her wealth to fund education and investments. She later moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where she lived a comfortable life, reportedly owning businesses and properties. She married twice and had children. Though she eventually faded from the public eye, her story remains an important chapter in African American and Native American history, highlighting issues of race, wealth, and legal control in early 20th-century America.

Special Moments for special people 💙🩶
02/16/2025

Special Moments for special people 💙🩶

updated post! Sneak peak 🫣from yesterday’s event
11/03/2024

updated post! Sneak peak 🫣from yesterday’s event

We Outside!!
10/12/2024

We Outside!!

Outside events!!! 🥰🥰🥰
10/12/2024

Outside events!!! 🥰🥰🥰

Thank you Keyona and Terell for trusting us to bring baby Zahijah Teyona-Rose's shower to life! 💕 It was an absolute ple...
09/24/2024

Thank you Keyona and Terell for trusting us to bring baby Zahijah Teyona-Rose's shower to life! 💕 It was an absolute pleasure to be a part of such a beautiful and memorable celebration, filled with love and joy. 🌷

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Planning an event? Let us bring your vision to life! Whether it's a baby shower, wedding, or special celebration, ALTypes Events is here to make your moments unforgettable. 🎉

We are absolutely delighted and grateful for every opportunity to create magic! Congratulations 💕💕💕💕💕!

📲 Contact us today to start planning your dream event!

06/30/2024

Butterfly Baby Shower! We appreciate clients who give us creative license. Thank you, Alicia, for trusting us with your memorable day. We wish a safe delivery for your tiny butterflies!

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