Because it's almost lunch time and I'm feeling ravenous, here are some substitutes for wedding cakes
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Wedding Cakes Alternatives
Because it's almost lunch time and I'm feeling ravenous, here are some substitutes for wedding cakes
Monday, October 12, 2009
Star Wedding Style


The bride looked flawless as she shows how to rock short hair on your big day.

Her ivory, beaded, ruffled-tiered gown was designed by Maggie Sotter.

Her bridesmaid were wearing champagne floor length gown with chocolate sashes at the waist by David's Bridal.

As an alternate to the usual tie, the groosmen were wearing champagne bow ties .
The ceremony decoration consisted of tall branches in vase filled rock, and tall white pillar candles also in vases.
And as always my favorite part..... the cake
Absolutely gorgeous
Do you like the Jones' wedding style? Here are some simple step to follow to achieve their wedding day style.
Start by choosing a tiered dress that has a trumpet/mermaid silhouette and a strapless neckline, finish it off by adding beading to embelish the dress.
Alexis Georgio

Mia Solano

Manzanita branches
Natural Willow Sticks


and with winter coming you can even iced the branches to get a more winterish look

Also use candles at each or every other chair/pew
To achieved this SWS think retro, simple and romantic
Happy Planning !!!
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
White
To start with a clean slate, I decided to do a post on the color white. Basic but beautiful!

Another added bonus is that white linens are usually provided free of charge by the reception venue or the caterer.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Poll Results: Elegant & Classic
First of all classic doesn't mean boring and elegant doesn't necessarily mean expensive.
As a rule of thumb I would suggest keeping things simple, spacey and clean, in other words don't over do it.
The ceremony:
The reception





I absolutely love this chair, I think it's simple, elegant and classic, exactly what this post is about. Also remember when I was talking about using African fabrics for the sashes at the back of your chairs? Well here you can substitute the fabric at the top with some African cloth (or Asian, South American, whatever you want). If you are good with needles (or know someone who is) you can do it yourself, it would save you the money for the chair covers.
The next poll is about the groom, so am curious ladies will you let your groom choose his own attire or will you dictate what he should wear? Please take some time to answer that question.
Happy Planning!!!
















