Vintage Paper Placemats {Printable. It seems Pretty Blog readers just can’t get enough of their high teas these days!
In honour of this truly wonderful tradition making a comeback into weddings and everyday life I’ve created a set of 3 vintage-inspired placemats – each a sweet and simple backdrop for your finest cake plates and tea sets. While I’ve used crisp white paper for my placemats these vintage illustrations will also look great on other soft hues like pale blue, blush and ivory. Music by Decade. Fabulously Wed: Engagement: Holi Moly Its a Color Explosion! Lace Heart Garland. Happy Monday!
A quiet little post for you today. You may have noticed the gift ornament in this earlier post. Here's how I made it. Tutorial: Lace Hearts You will need some lace, a heart shaped cookie cutter, Mod Podge, a paint brush, a needle and thread, and a pair of scissors. Use a paint brush to spread a good layer of Mod Podge on the outer side of your cookie cutter. Cover the mod-podged cookie cutter with lace as follows. Bridesmaid Request. I love the idea of formally asking those whom you would like to be in your bridal party.
I sent out a cards for my own wedding so that inspired me to come up with a cute project to do the same. I adore the paper chain people that we all learned to make in grade school and this project uses that simple concept to introduce your bridesmaids to everyone. Cut out the shape of the dress you plan on using in the color you desire and personalize each person with some paper hair.
S'mores Bar. Today, many brides and grooms are incorporating more of their own personal style into their wedding day.
Many couples feel if they are going to spend thousands of dollars on this day, it should be one that they will enjoy and one that is filled with all things that they enjoy. So, when I ran across the idea of having a S’mores Bar during a wedding reception, I immediately fell head over heels in love … It is such a warm, family friendly idea (reminds me of the times spent telling stories around the campfire). It is an idea that has definitely been preserved over the years and lately is seems to have had a ‘face-lift’. photo credit: ellybevents.comPin it.
Free Seating Chart For Your Wedding. Music Ideas. Thursday, 28 January 2010 14:37 | Written by Team @ The Ring photo: A&M Sounds When the team at The Ring set out to create the Ultimate Wedding Tunes Database, we did so with the goal of creating the best first and last dance songs list ever (obviously) and also because it was just a super fun project. That was six years ago... making these tunes seriously out of date. Music Playlist. If you’ve been around here much, you are getting used to the name Jessica Velarde.
She is the highly talented wedding photographer who did the styled shoot that you can see glimpses of all over my blog, and she is also responsible for my fantastic blog design. She also shared her super sweet proposal story with us. And, if you hadn’t figured this out already, she’s one of my closest friends. She’s back with us today, sharing her wedding playlist with us! And from experience as a guest at her wedding, the music rocked. I am big fan of fun receptions. 1901 – Phoenix ABC – Jackson Five Angel – Akon Better, Stronger, Faster – Daft Punk.
Mismatched Bridesmaids. For the last few years, mismatch bridesmaid dresses has been one of the hottest trends on weddings. Everyday visiting my favorite blogs, I discover tons of style-savvy brides who find the most creative ways to follow this trend. After all, I believe that allowing your bridesmaids to choose their dresses according to their budget, taste and type of body is a fabulous idea. If you decide to incorporate this plan to your wedding, just remember, the biggest secret of successful mismatching bridesmaids is to make your girls wear different dresses yet still look like your team… your bridal party. Invitation Knot Tying. Some people are just so creative!
I love this wedding invitation concept by Christina Moralego. It is quite literally, the tying of a knot to represent the union of Lois and Chris ~ the happy couple. Here’s the translation: {Images via Behance } Paper Bouquets. Posted June 24, 2011 | 6 Comments Today we’re bringing you a round-up of 10 handmade wedding bouquets that are made to last forever.
That’s right, lovelies – no throwing away the bouquet at the end of the night! Instead, place in your love nest and admire for years to come. And, we are going to walk you through each and every hand-picked (pun intended) find. Most favorited last 7 days. Wedding Cake. I f you've decided to make a wedding cake at home, congratulations on your bravery!
Now, relax: We've got everything you'll need to create a masterpiece. We've enlisted Melissa Murphy, owner of the Sweet Melissa Patisseries in Brooklyn, New York, to help, and she's designed an elegant three-tiered cake decorated with delicate rosebuds and filled with luscious lemon curd and fresh raspberries. To help you reproduce it successfully, our do-it-yourself guide has multiple parts: Start with Murphy's recipes for baking the cake, then move on to our printable step-by-step assembly and decoration instructions. Or, if you prefer, skip right to Murphy's demonstrations in our videos. Recipes by Melissa Murphy; photography by Emily Webster; videos produced by Nondas Voll. Music. Ultimate Wedding Planner And Organizer. Mason Jar Painting. Rustic DIY Wedding - Bridesmaid.com - StumbleUpon.