Jun 29, 2011

The 4th of July is just around the corner and this upcoming holiday has left me thinking of all things red, white, and blue. So I thought, why not use this color palette for a summer wedding? I made a little wedding board inspired by the patriotic holiday.
Kevin and I got married a couple days before thanksgiving. We definitely didn’t want to have a cornucopia, pilgrim and indian, and wild corn decorated wedding. We did however, use fall inspired colors (which also happen to be my favorite colors, orange and yellow) for our wedding. I think the reason I don’t like holiday themed weddings is the same reason I would be bummed if my birthday were on Christmas Day. You know what I mean? I just wouldn’t want the festivities of one holiday to over shadow your big day (not to mention the idea of cornucopias are a wedding make me cringe).
I do think borrowing the patriotic color palette for a summer wedding would be so cute. I think it’s a great way to incorporate the season without lining the aisle with little American flags. What do you think? Would you use this palette for your big day?
1. Red velvet cupcakes with blueberrie via Bemidji Pioneer.
2. Red, White, and Blue Parfaits via Martha Stewart.
3. Super cute photos via Stacey Kane.
4. & 5. Adorable table setting via Elizabeth Anne Designs.
6. Savoy dress via BHLDN.
7. Navy stripe and red canvas wedges via Toms shoes.
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Jun 15, 2011

I created this wedding board for my friend Ellie. She’s sweet and spunky and loves pink and black. She’s been ring shopping with her beau, so the big question is coming soon! I’m so excited for her and I can’t wait to help her plan her big day. I feel like pink and black can be done so many ways. In the board above, I’m picturing this color palette used with a DIY, craft touch. Happy Wedding Wednesday!
1. Tiered Tulip Gown via BHLDN.
2. Patterned cupcake liners via Wedding by Color.
3. Pink and zebra felt boutonniere via Etsy.
4. Kate Spade dreamer pumps in fuschia via Zappos.
5. Love banner via Etsy. (the hearts are pink glitter!)
6. Pink and black paper straws via Etsy.
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Jun 8, 2011

Today I am finally getting around to posting a few images of an album that I recently completed for one of SNS Photography’s clients. The photos were dreamy and full of light. The couple included several simple, sweet details (look at those stunning gold glitter shoes!) and had a intimate reception with family and friends. Enjoy!



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May 19, 2011

I was recently thinking about the “right hand ring” trend. The idea that you wear a ring on your right hand, that’s as equally stunning as your engagement or wedding band. I partnered with ShopNBC and found some lovely diamond rings that would make great right hand rings. I particularly liked the ones that featured colored diamonds. Who knew diamonds came in such an array of colors. I rounded up my favorite picks above. Which one is your favorite? I’m loving the pear-shaped pale pink one.
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May 18, 2011

Today’s Wedding Wednesday and I made a wedding board for Rachel. She’s a reader who asked me if I could make a little inspiration board her. Rachel is getting married in July and is looking for simple, vintage inspired table ideas. Her color palette is sage green, black, and ivory. I just love the color palette and I instantly thought of two photographers who recently captured these wonderful vintage-inspired details at weddings.
The stunning cabinet turned a wedding alter was at our dear friend’s Albert and Bridgette’s wedding in Miami. I love how they incorporated “inside” elements, like furniture, outdoors. Another great idea is using a working vintage typewriter as a guest book. Such a functional, interactive way to add decorative elements.
Images 1 & 4 by Divine Light Photography. Images 2, 3 & 5 by SNS Photography
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Apr 27, 2011

Awhile back I posted a few photos of the cookie bar my mom and I made for our wedding. I received many responses asking if I had a printable template for the labels. I’m happy to say that now I do! I’ve included ten of the most popular cookies and bars and instructions on how to create signs like the ones above. Please comment on this post if you have any questions. Enjoy!
Click here to download the printable label signs.
{Lovely images above by Divine Light Photography}
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Apr 13, 2011

It’s wedding Wednesday and here’s a simple board the features golden hues with turquoise and green accents. I imagine this wedding would have ivory, cotton lace table runners and a diy wedding banner, and a muslin backdrop for a photobooth.
1. Image by One Love Photography.
2. Vivette dress by J.Crew.
3. Forest ring bearer pillow.
4. Dos Palomitas Banderas in custom colors.
5. Eyelet Medley sheath gown.
6. Dahlia flower clip.
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Apr 6, 2011

Queen of simplistic, bold fashion, Kate Spade, launched a new line called Wedding Belles (and whistles). The collection features cute little white dress that are perfect for exit dresses, showers, and rehearsal dinners. They also have created lovely peep-toe shoes and jewelry. I love it all!
1. Lady Marmalade small bracelet, $145.
2. Kaye Dress, $425.
3. Enchanted garden bib necklace, $275.
4. Naomi dress, $475.
5. Charm shoes, $325.
6. Aubrey wrap dress, $375.
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Mar 30, 2011
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Mar 23, 2011

Today I completed one of my favorite stationery suites I have ever made. I created this lovely paperie for my brother’s good friend and his fiancé. They are tying the knot under oak trees in a vineyard in Alabama.

All the pieces are placed in chocolate brown folders. They will be tied with twine and sealed with a sweet yellow heart. Love it!
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