I am such a fan of these adorable diy tin can floral arrangements!!! If we ever get our house, you can bet I am going to have these lining my housewarming dinner party table! Such a cute idea for an outdoor wedding!!! Be sure and stop by the I DO it Yourself blog for many many more inspirational DIY ideas!
This adorable dessert table featured homemade treats made with love from the brides grandma as well as cupcakes made from a friend who was a baker. The lemon bars and cake were from Azucar, here in San Diego. The vintage doors and shutters on the dessert bar and escort card table were a perfect backdrop and such a charming touch! Thanks to Carter & Cook Event Co for sharing this sweet treat with us on their blog. All photos are from He & She Photography who are also featured in the Bridal Inquirer vendor directory, so be sure and check them out too!
I am pretty sure this might be a bit much for the bride on her big day, but have to say this would be a super fun mani to have for your bachelorette party for you and your maids! DIY….here.
I AM ADDICTED. My new absolute FAVORITE blog is Cupcakes and Cashmere!!! Emily is one of those girls that has the knack for mixing super cute flea market finds with a few forever 21 gems and then the to die for YSL heels {oh! and the perfect un-matching, yet matching bag}! This is THE blog that will inspire you to clean out your closet and find those hidden treasures you have in your costume jewelry drawer! I especially LOVE the how-to & diy blog posts. Anywho, I leave you with one of my favorite trends for fall…click here to find out how to make your very own custom lace tights!
P.S. Emily…Won’t you PLEASE make over my wardrobe? Pretty Please with Cupcake Frosting on Top?
Cute DIY Idea
do a tiny pom toss in your wedding colors…
(source via wedding bee)
and send off the Mr. & Mrs. in STYLE!
From the Fabulous Martha Stewart…
When choosing which table linen to use, take your flower girl’s height into account. A taller child will require a table runner; a shorter one may only need a place mat. Semitransparent fabric such as this linen allows petals to show through. Wide ribbon that complements your decor looks prettiest.
Flower Girl Pinafore How-To:
1. Fold the linen in half end to end. Cut a ribbon long enough to encircle the waist and tie in the back; slip it into the fold. Tack the ribbon to both ends with a needle and thread.
2. Fold the front piece of the linen up so that the end meets the fold with the ribbon in it (effectively halving the top layer, making a pocket). Sew the pocket in place along both sides with a needle and thread.
3. Fill the pocket to the brim with colorful petals before tying the apron around your flower girl’s waist.
This table runner can be found here.
Find more FAB uses for old things at Real Simple. I am addicted.
Original purpose: Sipping Earl Grey.
Aha! use: Start your own custom and place candy-filled, vintage teacups at every table. (Or use them for favors if you can find full sets at flea markets or eBay.)
Reward: A simple and personalized dash of style.
Original purpose: Organizing your papers.
Aha! use: Letting guests locate their tables in a creative way. Clip a miniature clothespin to the bottom of each paper to create the base for a rustic escort card display.
Reward: Pinning down your table assignment.
Original purpose: Showcasing a lemon Bundt triumph.
Aha! use: Serving appetizers. Have your caterer stack a small cake stand on top of a larger one to increase your surface area for canapés or crudités and free up precious table space.
Reward: No waiting time for hors d’oeuvres.
Original purpose: The finishing touch when you played dress-up in Grandma’s closet.
Aha! use: Channel Grandma’s style and update plain white wedding shoes with a funky pair of clip-on earrings. Attach them to the shoes at the center (or slightly off center), and let your fancy footwork peek out from under your gown.
Reward: Bejeweled shoes that can change with your mood.
I don’t even know where I found this image, so if it is yours, please let me know so I can give you credit! I have had this on my desktop for months. For some reason it makes me happy. It also makes me break out in song…”I WANT CANDY”…bah bah…which I now sing to my cat quite often. Was that tmi??? Anywho…since sugar candy/rock candy comes in so many fun colors, there has to be a way to incorporate these into your wedding or bridal shower somewhere, right??? I was thinking of maybe placing one on each place setting with a sweet note??? Ideas???
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