I was just browsing one of my fave online shopping sites Piperlime, and saw that they have a pretty awesome wedding shoe collection. These are just a few of my favorites, but they have shoes in all heights and colors…and you can’t beat free shipping and free returns! Enjoy!
David’s Bridal offers bridesmaid dresses that you truly can wear again and again! And the best part…they don’t break the bank! This time you will thank the bride for choosing a dress that can be dressed up with a bouquet for the big day and then throw on your favorite cardigan and flats for a totally different look. With over twenty colors to choose from, you will be sure to find the perfect dress for your bridesmaids at David’s Bridal!
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.
Are you still in search of your DREAM wedding dress? If so, then you HAVE to put Priscilla of Boston wedding dresses on your list of must-sees! You can choose from the Priscilla of Boston, Melissa Sweet (my absolute fave, by the way), Platinum, Vineyard, Jewel and Reverie collections to find the perfect wedding dress to match your style and budget!
{Priscilla of Boston} Timeless elegance, classic beauty. Each design is dedicated to the original couture spirit that started it all.
{Melissa Sweet} Fashion-forward, whimsical styles. Feminine dressmaker details with a delicate balance of historic and contemporary elements.
{Platinum} Opulent couture, embodiment of luxury. Richly designed craftsmanship and tradition,with elaborate hand-finished details.
{Vineyard} Sophisticated style, of-the-moment fashions. Created with surprising details and a special attention to shape and form.
{Reverie} Non-traditional, unique sense of style. Gowns inspired by modern ready-to-wear designs, for an individual fashion point of view.
{Jewel} A new collection of glamorous gowns for the modern bride. Sensually romantic. Youthfully elegant. Just your style.
SO WHICH ONE ARE YOU?
Note to my Southern Cali girls…the only “signature salon” is in San Francisco, but don’t fret, there are a TON of local bridal salons that carry these gorgeous wedding gowns.
Times are tough, and the days of spending 3-6 months of your salary on an engagement ring seems a bit unrealistic as of late. That’s where JewelOcean comes in. Not only do they offer affordable and unique engagement rings, but every piece of jewelry comes with a 30 day full refund warranty as well as a lifetime guarantee to ensure your satisfaction! JewelOcean offers real jewelry at real affordable prices. And you don’t have to skimp on style…they also offer custom jewelry that you can help design! You gotta like that!
You all already know I am a BIG fan of Sloan Photography, but seriously…how is it that each bride they photograph is so friggen stylish??? OMG…I LOVE LOVE LOVE this bride’s dress!!! I WANT this dress. How perfectly do those shoes match??? And the bouquet….to die for!
*drool*
{Congrats to Breck + Steve}
Inspired by this post from It’s a Jaime Thing, I had to pull out the magazine where I first laid eyes on my wedding gown. It was the Feb/March 2008 issue of Brides magazine. I will never forget the first time I laid eyes on it. I KNEW it was the one. Well…that is after I found out there was going to be a trunk show at a local bridal shop and I could get the 10% trunk show discount AND I got to meet the designer, Mr. Edric Woo of Tara Keely!
Ahhhh, what a great memory!
And me in mine…
I moved the ribbon to an empire waist and added a broach to make it all my own!
We had an outdoor wedding at a restaurant so I chose not to wear a veil since it seemed a little too formal, but if I had worn one…
it would have been one of these beauties from Sara Gabriel.
