Love the look of a flowery headpiece for your adorable flower girl but can’t stomach the price? Check out the lovely headpiece alternative below, courtesy of our friends at 100 Layer Cake.
Photo by Garret Grove and James Moes.
Love the look of a flowery headpiece for your adorable flower girl but can’t stomach the price? Check out the lovely headpiece alternative below, courtesy of our friends at 100 Layer Cake.
Photo by Garret Grove and James Moes.
Today’s post is courtesy of the men’s style guru of NYC, Julie Rath of Rath & Co. She knows all the best places to find the perfect attire for your groom, no matter what his style.
Every groom should look dashing at his wedding. If the dress code permits, ditch the tux in favor of a well-chosen, perfectly-fitting suit that you can wear for job interviews or other important events. It’s a wise use of your wedding budget, and all guys look fantastic in a well-fitted suit. Here are some top tips on suiting up your wedding:
Visit Tastehunter, the Rath & Co blog, for more tips & ideas!
Photo courtesy of Saks Fifth Avenue.
Just had to share this gorgeous shot from a “Trash the Dress” shoot by Becca Dilley, shot in my home state of Wisconsin! What an amazing idea (and what a brave bride!).
Check out more pictures from their shoot by clicking here.
Here’s just a teaser of the absolutely breathtaking photos from Kyla & Jordan’s sophisticated New York City wedding. These spectacular shots are courtesy of the wonderful KC Gunn, a high-fashion photographer turned wedding photographer extraordinaire.
Kyla was the epitome of a stylish NYC bride in her gown from Amsale and killer heels from Jimmy Choo. More photos of their pure white ceremony and navy, silver & gold reception coming soon!

Here is a stunning new way to add a splash of color to your wedding dress! Ashley of 2BirdStone has created a crinoline-dyeing service for your wedding dress. It’s the perfect way to add a little sass and color into your otherwise pristine dress and for a budget-friendly price of $23.
First, you pick a color – perhaps a bright blue for your “something blue” or my favorite – the delicate blush pink. See the full color palette on her Etsy shop. Then, you send her your crinoline… in 5 business days, you have it back in your perfectly dyed hue. Check out these photos of her amazing work!


Photos courtesy of Shawna Herring Photo via 2BirdStone
We created a shabby chic wedding theme for Carol & Ed’s wedding day at Perona Farms in Andover, NJ. The eye candy photos below are from Mariann at Blue Daisy Weddings - she is such a talented photographer and always a dream to work with. The pink and violet color palette was started with these spectacular invitations by Inky Livie. Florals were done by Stem and Company and featured a mixture of crystal and silver vessels gathered from antique shops and flea markets to really emphasize the shabby chic theme. The beautiful violet pintuck linens set off the vibrant centerpieces and were courtesy of Laurie at Cloth Connection.
Sachiko Yanase worked her magic and did fantastic hair and makeup for all of the ladies and the super-friendly Mike Burns from Infinite Video captured the day on video as it unfolded. Marge Fitts provided the angelic harp music for the ceremony and cocktail hour and DJ Medina had the guests dancing all evening. The night closed with a jaw-dropping fireworks display by Celebration Fireworks.
For more amazing photos of their day, click here and stay tuned for even more photos as they become available…especially photos of their amazing shabby chic lounge area!





Thank you Carol & Ed for letting us be part of your amazing day!
A HUGE trend sweeping through the wedding industry is brightly-colored shoes for the bride. Many ladies have used this as an opportunity to incorporate their “something blue” or just to show a little bit of personality underneath their white gown. Not only is it a great shot for your photo album, it is truly a way to unique way to express yourself on your wedding day. Here are some snapshots of the idea to inspire you!
If you are a bride dying for one of the very trendy “Soon to be Mrs. Smith” zip up sweatshirts or a friend who wants to add some fun to a baby shower – look no further than www.cafepress.com. This site offers an entire line of clothing from t-shirts to terrycloth hoodies to maternity wear and even thong underwear. You can pick from a ready-made design or even upload your own logo! Best of all, the site is much more budget friendly than the usual suppliers. What a great way to keep the theme going on your special day!


Not excited about the traditional wedding veil? Check out one of our favorite non-traditional headpiece designers: Artikal. You can choose from ready-made pieces or design your own. This is an especially great touch for vintage or old Hollywood themed weddings. Check out all their designs at http://www.artikal.com or do a search on http://www.etsy.com to find a handcrafted piece.

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