I’m not talking about the 90s hit with Christian Slater and Marisa Tomei… although I love it!
Better than that…SAIPUA! Saipua is one of my favorite floral design teams and they are based out of Red Hook, Brooklyn! Their arrangements are wild, moody, loose, organic, unruly, dark, romantic, earthy….and the list goes on. I am so in love with what they create! Spy a few below and then visit www.saipua.com to see more gorgeousness….
Take the wedding hair dare!!
Yes, there are a million ways you can wear your hair on wedding day but don’t just stop there. Please look at the beautiful photographs of wedding day hair and accessories…the possibilities are endless!
It’s gorgeous and a must for your invitations…any invitations really. The art and patience of good calligraphy is mesmerizing and inspiring. Check out these two videos. The first is really a script font but captures the flowy delicate spirit of calligraphy and the second is the doodling and the process of a calligrapher. It’s so easy to get lost in the elegant and seemingly effortless strokes.
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The wedding of two of my dearest friends Jen and Dave. Jen is a graphic designer and Dave, a product designer – an incredibly creative couple so there was no question this would be a well designed wedding. The scene was an ideal outdoor ceremony under huge trees at the perfectly, quaint Mercury Hall in Austin with lots of REALLY well done DIYs (including delicious wine made by the bride’s dad), amazing food catered by Whole Foods and the best favor ever — a dish towel that read “there is perhaps no better way to judge how well you’ll live the year. The dirtier it gets, the better you’ve done.”
We’ve come a long way from the traditional cathedral wedding veil. A bride’s veil is just as much a statement piece as the dress itself. Melody Ginn, owner and designer at Emma’s Bridal Boutique, knows that better than anyone. For almost ten years, Melody has been designing couture headpieces for brides worldwide. Inside her Red Oak, Texas showroom you’ll find everything from traditional wedding veils to vintage inspired hat veils and custom fascinators. Here are some great accessory ideas that break away from tradition.
For more information on Melody Ginn and Emma’s Bridal Boutique visit EmmasBridalBoutique.com
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There are many ways to tell your guests where they are seated. It can be anything from a single chart to individual escort cards. It’s just another detail you can tailor specifically to your style and event! Here are some of my favorite displays.
I love a good chalkboard seating chart (source)
Escort Cards by Southern Fried Paper / Photo by nBarrett Photography
Sweet Tea Escort Cards by Southern Fried Paper (source) / Photo by Sarah Kate, Photographer
Life size vintage typography (source)
Elephant Escort Card by Southern Fried Paper / Photo by Greg Blomberg
Adorn your do with a sweet smelling halo of flowers….
images from: etsy, tabithaemma, ladyaynrose, once wed, stumbleupon.
