E-VER-Y time I see Benj Haisch’s work I get little butterflies. Today we feature a beautiful Fall engagement that he so kindly let us feature. Benj, we are not worthy of your rad talents! Please see Benj’s blog HERE and his Facebook, HERE…beware, you could be on his site for a long, long time!
Flowy, billowy, captivating… beautiful and inspiring. Don’t you think? Check out some REAL beauties HERE.
eric kelly, stephan sisters, red cherry blossom, once wed, mint tea and honey, jose villa
xo,
Earthy, feminine, and organic with the perfect setting in the woods behind the bride’s childhood home. Close friends and family gather sharing a ceremony, celebration, and feast. Photography by Sarah Kate Photography. Flowers by Bows + Arrows.
Who doesn’t love wearing an accessory and hearing, “Where did you get that?!”.
Kendra Scott’s line of jewelry will always get that reaction. Their simple, yet bold statement pieces are perfect for throwing on with a simple tee and jeans. Or glamming up for a night of dinner and drinks. I have a few of her pieces. {Who are we kidding, I have almost every classic piece in every color offered. Anywhoo.} Once you start your collection, you’ll start seeing your favorite celebrities adorned in the same pieces. The colors are bright, colorful and fun. And not to mention the price tag is pretty fabulous for statement jewelry. Check out some of my favorite pieces!
The new Fall/Winter line is uber graphic with a hint of Art Deco.
You don’t have to wait for online shipping either friends. Kendra Scott has an exclusive boutique right here in Dallas. You should tell them Kirby with Hello Love sent ya!
All great ideas start with a simple sketch. Then the possibilities are endless. We designed this compass artwork for a bride and then used it on everything from the invitation to favors. A cohesive brand makes an event look so much more pulled together. Quite often my job as a designer requires me to think quickly, problem solve and come up with a creative solution. For this particular bride, we ordered luggage tags embossed with the compass design. Unfortunately, they were being made in New Jersey when Sandy the Super Storm hit. We received the news only a few days before the wedding and had to quickly find a replacement. After searching high and low for a large quantity of finished luggage tags locally we decided to make them from scratch. So in just 48 hours I learned to dye leather, stitch and laser engrave – check out the process!
Frances Palmer creates original ceramic vessels that are a perfect mix of traditional and whimsical! Go shopping on her site or register for your wedding!
Seriously gorgeous possibilities here y’all and most of them easily approachable.
curbly, design sponge, handmade charlotte
xo,
