Sarah Hearts

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}

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.

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.

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 work with Shannon, of SNS Photography, and create albums for her lovely clients. I recently completed an album for the super cute newly weds, Dana and Josiah. Here’s a peak into the album.

They had their reception where we had ours, at the Winter Park Farmer’s Market. Don’t you love the old vinyl records they used to create a cute love sign?

The bride chose the quotes for the front and back cover. So cute! Did you create an album for your big day?

I absolutely love citrus fruit, especially oranges. I love their taste and color (yes, I even have an orange car). We used citrus colors in our wedding. They make a beautiful color palette that works for any season. Are you using a citrus color for your wedding? What hue?

1. Shannon Nicole Smith Photography
2.  Fresh orange place cards via A Regal Affair
3. Orange dahlia boutonniere and neck tie via Martha Stewart Weddings
4. Twisted ribbon gift box via Martha Stewart Weddings
5. Jordan Welland Photography via Inspired by This
Pantone colors 122 C, 152 C, and 107 C.

It feels like spring is upon us here in Florida. And that means wedding season is also approaching. Here is a muted spring-inspired wedding board. If you are a spring bride, what colors are you using?

1. Olive green skinny tie, 2. Origami pleated dress, 3. Peep toe satin ballet flats, 4. Sunflower bouquet via Amanda Pair, 5. Double layer tear drop veil. Pantone colors 7491 C, 427 U, and 610 C.

BHLDN (pronounced be-hold-en), Anthropolgie’s new collection of bridal gowns and accessories, launched on Valentine’s Day. I am absolutely smitten by the stunning pieces. The gowns are priced from $1000-$3,200 and have beautiful lace, applique, and sequin details. Just visiting the site make me want to get married again!

1. Eyelet Medley Sheath, $1,000.
2. Tulle Era Dress, $2,800.
3. Etheral Monarch Gown, $3,200.
4. Tiered Tulip Gown, $2,400.
5. Burnished Organza Gown, $1,400.

I have to admit I have never been a fan of beach weddings. I think it may have to do with growing up in Miami and most friends and family had oceanside nuptials. Kallima Photography has definitely changed my mind about this subject. How can you not fall in love with the light and dark teal hues and the beautiful details of this Singer Island wedding?

Did you have or do you want to have a beach wedding? Why?

All images by Kallima Photography.