Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

9.18.2012

Ruby Tuesday


I love planning parties, and as such have become slightly obsessed with planning my wedding. While browsing one of my favourite wedding blogs, Ruffled, I was introduced to Michelle Edgemont. Michelle does handcrafted decorations, flowers and styling for weddings and boy, do they look good! I am especially fond of this fun table runner with lots of pops of red! She also crafts custom ring pillows seen here. Adorable.

J. 

9.11.2012

Ruby Tuesday


In honour of some upcoming Pretty Things nuptials, I am posting this gorgeous red inspired wedding photo. Shot by the fabulous Feather & Stone, this image of Letitia and Kristian is so cute it makes Elmo look like the Grouch. The handmade 50's inspired wedding dress is a stunner and if you hit up the full photo roll here, you'll notice the skirt actually has polka dots on it. Could it get any better?

L.

7.05.2012

Mr. Postman


With weddings on the brain, I happily stumbled upon Lindsay Letters. Lousy at penmanship? Not to worry, Lindsay can do it for you! Her love of lettering encourages beautiful and one of a kind results. Lindsay offers four different type styles to choose from. It's a tough choice, but I think my favourite is lindsay letters, a fun and pretty mix of all types. If I actually had her write out my guests' invitations, I'm not sure I could bear sending them away! 

J.

3.30.2012

You're Invited

What better way to follow Laura's love stamp, than with wedding invitations! One of my best friends recently got engaged, so I have been thinking a lot about unique wedding ideas, specifically invitations. Invitations are the first glimpse you give your guests of the big day to come, making them pretty important. There should be a certain mood that you suggest through this first impression. Just this week, while wandering through Pinterest (pretty much my only extracurricular activity for the past month), I found these amazing wedding invitation coasters by Ross Clodfelter featured on Design Work Life. The text and design are elegant and dainty, yet the cardboard coasters add a relaxed feel to the whole thing. Pretty + fun = perfection.