Hope you had a fantastic holiday weekend...some pretties for you from some of our favorite sites...
Love this {organic harvest} inspiration board via Betsy White's Flights of Fancy blog
This summer flag festive food shot via the Wedding Style Guide magazine
This dreamy summer engagement shoot via the Little White Book blog
This fun DIY lantern project by Rifle Design via Once Wed
Kathryn from Snippet & Ink is back again today with another inspiring summer detail...
Seersucker is the most
summer appropriate fabric I can think of - it's lightweight, breathable
cotton, and it looks fine even after wrinkling a little from being
worn. It comes in so many colors, from classic blue to red and even
orange. And how beautiful would a custom-made seersucker wedding gown
be? You can also pull it into elements of your wedding beyond just
dress - striped stationery and ribbons, a seersucker ring pillow, and
even table linens. I played a little with seersucker in this inspiration board from awhile back.
{Photo credits top row: table settings via Brooklyn Bride, dress photo by Mel Barlow, photo by Anna Kuperberg. Middle Row: photo by Heather Waraksa, photo by Whitebox Weddings, save-the-date card by Lily Darby. Bottom Row: orange seersucker Thread dress from Brides, seersucker ring pillow by Sweet B Papers, photo by I Shot the Bride}
So excited when our good friend Kerri filled us in on this gem-of-an-online-find! Madison Belle has the cutest home goods, gifts & more...you must hurry over...
Even better is the owner/creator Brooke is a JMU alumni too...go Dukes! :)
We adore Smock...from their letterpress designs...to the staff...to their signature eco-friendly bamboo paper...they are a-m-a-z-i-n-g. Here are their latest wedding invite designs...loving the calligraphy fonts!
We love the look of fabric flowers...in hair, on a dress + as wedding decor...
Do you ever wonder where people get inspiration for vintage decor items that can be used for weddings, events & even for your own home? Inspired by some of our recent weddings, we thought it would be fun to partner with our friend Kate Headley to talk about and show items in the coming weeks anyone can find and incorporate with a little creativity...and very little cash!
Searching for these items is relatively easy once you get your mind in gear...all it takes is some patience and an eye to find that fun item...
We spotted this older bicycle for just a few dollars at a flea local market...all it needs is a little basket on the front and it can be used for some fun wedding or engagement photo shots...
From flea markets and thrift stores...to antique shops...there is always something "new" waiting. We also personally love how finding thrifted items can also be green too - buying something previously used is always a bonus!
