Yes. Twirling. An absolute must on your wedding day.
What isn't there to love about this photo? The train of the dress trailing the glowing bride holding a bouquet that appears to be divine. Which one of my lovely readers will be the first to recreate it?
My little shop is almost ready to open for business. The invoices are ready to go and a supply of fresh envelopes and pens just begging to be used. The shop has a cute little name and a logo to match, courtesy of the lovely April of April Foster Events.
However, before I reveal all the little details to all of you, I want to ensure every "i" is dotted and all the "t's" are crossed. So, like me, you'll have to be patient. But here's a sneak peak of what's to come...
It's the little things in life that remind you that summer is just around the corner, right?
This picture from marie labbancz gives me hope that the sky will soon stop spitting snowflakes and the frigid winds will eventually disappear. It allows me to think happy thoughts of friends gathering at a lake house to witness intimate nuptials on a pier as the warm sun sets. And afterwords...a little cocktail soiree, wonderfully simple food and an abundance of dancing.
I am ready for summer.
I absolutely love this photo from Sloan Photographers. It's vintage, its from an unexpected angle and it involves a degree of cuddling.
That said, it's perfect in every single way. Tell your photographer, you need a picture like this.
Don't you just love the setting for this ceremony? Set in a lush bed of large and low hanging trees, fluffy rose petals and twinkling lights dripping down from the trees this setting is perfect for the start of a fairytale wedding.
This, my friends, is my favorite picture from their wedding day. It's just begging to be framed.
found on the blog of one of my favorite photographers, jasmine starGoing the extra mile to spruce up your tables can have a big visual impact at your reception. Using nontraditional patters such as black & white damask or black & white stripes will leave your guests in awe.
I have always had a "thing" for damask. In fact, I wanted to use it as our wedding color scheme way back when {before I changed my mind 100 times}. When executed well, the damask pattern can be the belle of the ball, next to the bride of course!
This damask table-scape is from the lovely wedding of kate's wedding blog who can now be found at pretty damn fabulous. Her wedding was adorable and attention to detail impeccable. I think the pictures speak for themselves.
If you haven't seen the work of Robert Sukrachand, get a move on over to his blog. I found this wedding particularly stunning. And if the black and white striped table cloths weren't eye popping enough, can we talk about the floral arrangements?!
The fluffy dahlias paired with squares of green grass make for a stunning series of centerpieces, don't you think!?
Whether you prefer the lovely and versatile damask or the bold style of thick stripes, I think that we can all agree that both patterns are stunning.
Dear bloggity blog friends,
I just wanted to thank you all for the wonderful response that I have received in response to this little post in which I let you know that I was toying with opening up shop and addressing envelopes for the invitations, save the dates and so much more for brides-to-be. I am excited to share with you all that the doors to my little shop will be opening soon {once I straighten out a few more details}! At some point this week I hope to share with you all of the exciting details regarding the new businazz, which will include a brand new blog!
