1, 2, 3…..25, 26, 27!! wow, 25 attendants in this old-school, traditional wedding party photo. now that’s a feat! Even though modern wedding parties have slimmed down a bit they are still a wedding day must! Here are a few great images showing off wedding parties. Which one will you pick for your PARTY?
Brides…and grooms, as we approach the summer we must push for popping color before the fall takes it away. And if you want to make your photographer swoon, throw color at every detail in your wedding. It makes for the most lively images!
three nails (first 3 images)//tiffany arment//corbin gurkin//unknown//arrow and apple//caroline tran//Lehua Noëlle Faulkner //rebekah westover//ryan ray//simply bloom
until next week, LOVE,
Chris & Colbee are in LOVE! enjoy their wedding images by Kelly Christine captured at Crystal Springs in Magnolia, TX. Make sure to scroll until you get to the action wedding party shot!
Browers of Hollywood
As we remembered our heroes and veterans yesterday , Memorial Day, I would like to also honor those in service today. They say nothing is more sexy than a man in uniform. So… what could be more attractive than a man in uniform that’s in Love?? Thank you to all of the men and women that serve our country and work day in and day out so that we can live in a free country.
The wedding was beautiful and all of the guest had a ball!! The honeymoon was amazing and you are now husband and wife! and then your wedding day photos arrive in the mail. IT’S TIME TO PRINT. Here are a few creative ideas about how you can display your wedding day photos. Don’t put it off…relive the day, everyday, when you hang your framed wedding day prints in your home office or up your stairwell!
Art as Life//Cafe Mom//Edyta Szyszlo//Shrimp & Salad Circus//Junkaholic//Everything Fab//A Couple of Dreamers//Design Aglow//JZ blog//Apartment 123//Apartment Therapy//Offbeat Home
Until next week, LOVE,
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign! Couples can speak through their photos in many ways. Why not use words, be direct, say I LOVE YOU with words!
DIY birdcage veil–by Lauren Samuels, HOUSE of LOVELY
The hardest thing to understand when considering making your own birdcage veil kit is how the measurements of the veil correspond with your head and how that will look. These veil kits start out as a FULL size birdcage veil- so there is always room for alterations! The height of the veil is determined by the distance from where you want the comb to be placed to where you want the veil to stop. The width of the veil depends on the measurement around your head and how tight you would like it to fit. If you see that the measurements of the veil are larger than you’d like, then you can easily trim off excess!
Once the measurements are set, go ahead and thread your needle. Tie a thread knot around the corner of one end of the veil and continue threading the little square boxes along the CUT EDGE.
Once you are at the end of the comb, go ahead and snip off the end of the ribbon- leaving about 1/2” to melt and sew down!
