I’m going to piggy back on yesterday’s Watercolor post a little bit. This past spring and fall’s Vera Wang runway was full of color. Traditional white will be in style for years to come but color is making it’s way back into the gown section at the bridal shop.
Peachy, pink or blush if you so choose is all over my radar right now. Not sure why. It’s not Pantone’s Tangerine Tango or even Honeysuckle. Maybe it’s because it’s somewhere in between, only lighter. I’m really digging this color right now. Here’s some of my favorite details.
Today Kate’s sharing how she made these adorable felt flowers and the printed napkins from our DIY Picnic Style Shoot!
One of our very own style shoots was featured on Love & Lavender yesterday! Kate and our vendors worked so very hard to make this shoot a success and the photos truly show off all their hard work. We’ll be featuring some of our favorite shots right here on Monday but for now, head on …
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From sharing the colors, the style, and even the overall theme, your stationery can set the mood for your guests right out of the mailbox. It’s the first taste of what they can expect from your big day. Especially in high wedding season, Spring and Fall, it can be the deciding factor for some guests …
While this cold snap has been good for a few things, like working on my landscaping, it has not been so good for others. It really has got me dreaming of beautiful seaside villages in the Mediterranean. What could be more perfect than a destination wedding on one of the many Mediterranean Isles? Here’s my …
Simple, elegant and oh so sweet. These lace votives would be perfect shower, wedding, and reception decor. This is a quick DIY and if you can’t find the color of lace you are looking for, you can always use a bit of fabric dye to custom match them to your wedding.
I have been seeing so many tweets and blog updates with all of the beautiful gowns being shown at Bridal Market. I am especially loving all of the ruffled details. Why not carry that detail throughout your entire wedding? Take a look at these works of art and you will see what I mean.
