Today I am loving red, coral and fuchsia. This uncommon color palette would be lovely for a spring wedding don’t you think?
1. Twirled Sweetheart Dress via BHLDN.
2. Lilac Glass Jewel Leaf Earrings.
3. Kallima Photography.
4. Erin Hearts Courtney Photography.
5. Nessa K Photography.
6. Flouncy Peep-Toes via BHLDN.
Last week I made a fresh floral wreath for my sweet grandmother’s memorial service. It was extremely easy to make and I was so happy with the beautiful outcome. I followed this tutorial found on Weddingbee. I purchased the floral foam wreath with paper mache tray at Harry’s Famous Flowers shop in Orlando. You can also purchase them on-line here. I picked up the flowers at Whole Foods and Publix. My favorite part of the wreath is the faux butterflies (I found these at Hobby Lobby for only $1.99/package). My grandmother absolutely loved watching butterflies float around her garden.
I am loving Lela Rose’s collection of bridesmaid dresses for Dessy. They are simple with subtle details that make them stunning. And the best part? They come in every hue!
Are you a spring bride on the hunt for the perfect dress? If you are, here are some great wedding dresses from David’s Bridal. I collected my favorite floral inspired gowns to share with you. If you are having an informal backyard wedding the above the knee dresses would be so chic. Or is you are simply looking for something a bit off beat, I love the high-low hem of the sweetheart gown above. So why not add a touch of the season to your dress?
1. Taffeta Ball Gown with Floral Appliques on Skirt
2. Strapless Shantung Sheath Dress with Flower Detail
3. Satin Fit & Flare Gown with 3D Floral Appliques
4. Short Lace Dress with 3D Flower and Bubble Hem
5. Strapless Faille with Sweetheart Draped Bodice
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Welcome the new on-line store front for all things handmade for your special day. I love the vendors are from all the globe! They also a few goodies that would make great gifts. Above are a few of my favorite items on Wedzu.
{Top to bottom from left to right: paper hydrangea bouquet, custom cake banner, floral necktie, zipper rosette hairpins, custom clutch purses}
This weekend I went over to Washington D.C. to visit my good friend and old college roommate, Jen. On Saturday, we went into Adams Morgan and went to Crafty Bastards 2010. We spent several hours there scouting out cool vendors and getting a head start on Christmas shopping! Below is a roundup of some of my favorite vendors from the show. {Thursday I will feature my favorite home decor vendors}
Brainstorm has awesome screen printed posters for sale. I wanted all of them!
Funky, one-of-a-kind apparel by B-Kao.
Screen printed and stitched headbands and barrettes by Candy Thief.
Floral and folk inspired printed apparel by Maryink.
Last week I told you all about Uncommon’s custom iPhone cases. Well, as soon as I posted that blog I ordered one. I decided on a Jill Bliss illustration. Two days later, my case arrived! I absolutely love it! The image is lovely, it’s durable and it shipped pretty stink’n fast. What’s not to love?
I wanted to share some of Jill Bliss’ other illustrations with you. She has some great, super affordable prints in her Etsy shop right now.
Did you order a case last week? If so, what image did you put on it?
I have long been a fan of surface pattern design. I just love how shapes and color relate to one another over a space. I also love how surface patterns can be used everywhere– fabric, housewares, industrial products, wall coverings, bedding and more. Silvia Dekker‘s work is right up my alley. Her color choices are bright and oh-so-perfect. And it doesn’t hurt that she uses flora, fauna, and sweet animals.
Where do you like to use pattern? Bedding? Curtains? Clothing? Shoes? Anywhere else?
The very talented Myra Callan of Twigs and Honey just released a new collection! Myra made so many beautiful accessories for myself and my wedding party nearly two years ago. I am so excited to see how her work has evolved. All items shown above are part of her new collection and ship in 4 weeks. Someone please go buy the beaded lace head wrap… or I think I may!
When I was looking for my dress two years ago I had the hardest time finding unique, vintage looking, lace gowns. Today, lace gowns are popping up everywhere. The lovely wedding dresses above are from Pricilla of Boston. They have a great selection of gowns with my favorite details: sweetheart necklines, scalloped edges, mermaids, a-lines, and of course beautiful lace! They even have tea-length and above the knee dresses for the non-traditional bride. Above are a few of my favorite ones from the 2010 collection.
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