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Tuesday Shoesday

2012-02-07T08:00:00.000-08:00

This felt appropriate for a pre-Valentine's Shoesday because I love this picture! That pug in a red bow tie is priceless, and her shoes and dress are vintage gorgeousness.

photo by Dottie Photography via Love and Lavender

A Sweet Proposal Idea

2012-02-02T13:01:00.000-08:00

Could this proposal be any sweeter? Ceramic perfumed macarons that you can keep and remember your proposal by forever. Perfect for the girl who loves her keepsakes + her macarons!

Macarons by Hideminy on Etsy

DIY Valentine's Truffles

2012-02-01T10:42:00.000-08:00

A sweet Valentine's idea - stay in and make some decadent DIY truffles with your mate. So romantic (and decadent!) This is also be a fun party idea: have a mini 'make your own truffle' buffet. Serve with brandy, rum, red wine or whisky for the gentlemen.

photo by David Lofus via Jamie Oliver

Amazing DIY Chocolate Truffles from Jamie Oliver

makes about 50 teaspoon-sized truffles

• 1 1/4 cups double cream
• a knob of unsalted butter
• finely grated zest from 1 clementine
• 10 ounces good-quality dark chocolate (70% cocoa solids), broken into small pieces
• a pinch sea salt
• a splash of brandy
• a handful of mixed nuts (Brazil nuts, toasted almonds and hazelnuts)
• 3 tablespoons Dutch process cocoa powder, to serve
• 1 pack biscotti, to serve
• 1 bottle of Vin Santo, to serve

Put the cream in a pan over a medium heat and let it heat up. You don’t want it boiling, just hot. As soon as tiny bubbles start to appear, add the knob of butter and the clementine zest. Once the butter has melted, pour this hot mixture over the chocolate pieces, whisking as you go, so the chocolate melts nice and slowly. If the mixture splits slightly, don’t worry, you can bring it right by adding a splash of boiling water.

Add a pinch of salt to the mixture; the smallest pinch of salt actually makes chocolate taste even chocolatier! Stir in a splash of brandy.

Once completely melted and smooth, pour your melted chocolate mixture into a nice little serving dish or bowl. Pop this in the fridge for about 2 hours to set. You can always do this a few days before you need it if you want. About 30 minutes before you’re ready to make your truffles, pull the bowl out of the fridge and let the chocolate warm up to room temperature.

Put your mixed nuts into a plastic bag and use a rolling pin to bash them up quite finely. Get some little saucers or bowls and put the nuts in one and your cocoa powder in the other. Put a teacup filled with boiled water on the tray and pop a few teaspoons in there for scooping the chocolate. Get everyone around the table to spoon their own truffles out of the serving dish and roll them in cocoa powder, crushed nuts or anything else you fancy. Or, you can let them smear their truffles over a biscotti like some posh Nutella! Serve with a few glasses of your chilled Vin Santo.

Inspiration Board: White Love

2012-01-25T16:46:00.000-08:00

While browsing through the new Spring arrivals at BHLDN, one of my favorite eye candy haunts, I came across some lovely decor and shoe gems that inspired me to put together a new board (I know, I know finally!!) Hope you like it!

Winter weddings are highly underrated in my opinion. They're cheaper to have, monochromatic color scheme look incredible, and nothing is more romantic than cuddling near a fire to keep warm on your honeymoon. The palette is ivory with just a dash of a blush-y peach, gold and slate which give the wedding a warm yet wintery feel perfect for a pre-Valentine's wedding. Can we talk about how gorgeous the tulle shoes and the lace chuppah canopy are? And that cake! It is a total showstopper and looks even sweeter when served on ivory and gold pierced heart plates. The combined effect is so romantic!

Credits: Clockwise from top left - Auroral Vapor Shoes from BHLDN, vintage love stamps photo via, Heavenly Haven Canopy from BHLDN, Pierced Heart Truffle Plates from BHLDN, cake by The Cakestress

Inspiration Board: Winter Light

2011-12-15T09:22:00.000-08:00

I love this time of year when it is cold outside and that beautiful blue winter light reflects off the snow and comes through the window, then it gets dark early and its time for lovely candles. This board has a Scandinavian feel to it, with the wreath braid hairdo, the rustic branches, plenty of candles and touches of gold. Lovely inspiration for a winter wedding!

Credits: Top row L to R - Manzanita candelabra from West Elm, wreath hairstyle photo via Whimsical Wonderland Weddings, candles and frame photo from Walther & Co. Bottom row L to R - candles photo via Style Me Pretty, bouquet from Martha Stewart Weddings, rustic love twig cake topper from Etsy

A Book and Woodland Themed Baby Shower

2011-12-07T10:30:00.000-08:00

I've been waiting to share this beyond adorable baby shower that my friend Cambria Evans of J.Bartyn Design + Event Concepts put together for her sister-in-law, Koseli. While we're mostly about weddings here at Marry You Me, we also love sweet events of all types and you know what they say... First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby! Cambria did an amazing job with this shower, combining the mom-to-be's career and passion (working in the publishing industry and being a writer herself) with a nod to her Nordic heritage and who else but Peter Rabbit. As Cambria puts it, it was "a magical book-themed shower, inspired by Koseli's love of Norwegian forests and good grammar." I often get emails from readers looking for help throwing showers, and there are so many great ideas here - so enjoy!

From Cambria Evans of J.Bartyn Design + Event Concepts: "It was magical forest + book-theme, which was a perfect combination for Koseli's personality. We worked with a palette of soft grey, Pantone Red C, and cream mixed with 3 key patterns: polka-dots, stripes + book text -- Yes, I went a little overboard, but I like to treat every event I work on with the same attention as a big gala. Besides, palettes + inspiration boards really help keep things coordinated. In the end, everything came together wonderfully, and I am so glad I got to be a part of it! See below for more details in the captions + credits."

THE MOM-TO-BE; A MAGICAL BOOK-THEMED SHOWER, INSPIRED BY KOSELI'S LOVE OF NORWEGIAN FORESTS & GOOD GRAMMAR.

VINTAGE BOOK COVER SHOWER INVITATION WITH LIBRARY "DUE DATE" STICKER + PETER RABBIT INSPIRED ILLUSTRATION BY CAMBRIA

SETTING UP

SEWN DICTIONARY HEART BANNER, IT'S A BOY PENDANT, PREPPING THE TABLE

VINTAGE BOOK GARLANDS, ACCORDION ROSETTES

A CHEESE PLATTER THAT WOULD SATISFY ANY WOODLAND CREATURE

CRAFT PAPER WRAPPED BOOKS WITH RED RIBBONS, VEGGIE TRAY, CHOCOLATE BUNDT CAKE • STYLING THE TABLE.

THE DELICIOUS FEAST! HOW CUTE ARE THOSE MUSHROOM + PINE CONE SHAPED CHOCOLATES ON THE CAKE?

KOSELI OPENING CUTE GIFTS • FESTIVE GARLAND MIX

PUMPKIN CINNAMON MUFFINS, BROWN BUTTER + RASPBERRY CUPCAKES, RED GUMMY BEARS + M&M'S, SNICKERDOOLES

PETER RABBIT + SNAIL ON MUSHROOM LARGE CUT-OUTS • MINI BONNE MAMAN RASPBERRY JAM FAVORS WITH LIBRARY DUE DATE TAG, ATTACHED WITH BAKERS TWINE

Credits:

Design & Styling: J.Bartyn Design
Coordination & Planning: Reghan Christensen, Ashley Filmore + Carrie Monson
Invitation, Favor Tags, Banner, Accordion Rosettes : J.Bartyn Design
Sewn Garlands: Jaelyn Evans
Baked Goods & Desserts: Reghan Christensen, Ashley Fillmore + friends of Koseli
At the home of: Reghan Christensen
Inspiration Board: pinterest
Illustrations: Cambria Evans
Sources: Lee's Art Shop, Pearl River Market, Deseret Industries, Trader Joes,
Accordion Rosette Instructions from Paper-Source , Dylan's Candy Store, Crate&Barrel

I'm Thankful For...

2011-11-28T08:36:00.000-08:00

I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your loved ones. I know I have much to be thankful for, and one of them is my faithful readers who still look at my blog even though I've been on an extended hiatus. Life got in the way of my doing my blog in the way I've really wanted to, but honestly it felt like a very important part of me was missing these past few months. My blog is one of my great loves, and I want to rekindle my relationship with it, and with you dear readers and friends. Now that my school term is winding down, I can refocus after next week and really work on putting together great content for you all in the new year. New year, new fresh start right? Thanks again for all your support and words of encouragement, its meant a lot and has definitely reinspired me to get back to blogging.

thanks and xoxo,

Annie

Martha Stewart Living November 2008

Fall Leaf Inspiration

2011-10-26T11:35:00.000-07:00

It's definitely fall here in the Northwest, and I'm surrounded by lovely fall leaves in shades of red, yellow gold and orange. You can't help but be inspired by the beauty of fall and the leaves themselves, and I started thinking of all the ways you could incorporate fall leaves into a wedding. Here's some of my favorites:

via Thaoski

In the Sex and the City season 6 episode where Miranda and Steve get married in a park, she holds a lovely bouquet of only fall leaves. I just love that idea!

from Martha Stewart Weddings

Emily Thompson Flowers via Brides

A lovely leaf and rose corsage for the moms (or even the bridesmaids!)

Emily Thompson Flowers via Brides

Fall leaves don't have to be rustic. They can be modern and elegant, too! Here's two great examples:

TGO Photo via Marry You Me

Edible leaves spice up a plain fondant cake for a minimalist chic look.

P.S. - this can be a huge savings on your cake

Edible sugar leaves by Andie Specialty Sweets on Etsy, 12 for $30

On to decor! Fall leaves can adorn everything from your aisle to your centerpieces to the venue walls.

from Better Homes and Gardens

from Dream Home

Adorable Idea: Candy Corn Madelines

2011-10-19T09:47:00.000-07:00

For an adorably sweet and grown-up take on Halloween treats, I love these homemade candy corn madelines!

Get the recipe and how-to here

From Sugar Swings! via Craft Gossip

Our Love Session with This Modern Romance - Help Heal Isaac

2011-09-29T11:12:00.000-07:00

Yesterday I read a post from photographer Stephanie Williams of This Modern Romance that really affected me personally. Her talented husband and photography partner, Isaac, has been battling with a sudden brain tumor and is recovering from a stroke caused by the tumor that has left much of his left side paralyzed.

Isaac and Stephanie Williams

I had long admired Stephanie and Isaac's work, and two years ago for our first anniversary Brandon and I were lucky enough to be able to have a day-after style anniversary session with them in Carmel, California where we were married. This charming, talented, funny and down-to-earth duo made us feel at ease and captured some of the loveliest pictures of us I've ever seen. We had such a great time hanging out with them during our session, and would have loved to have gone out for a drink and some dinner after our session with them, but alas they had to continue on down the coast to their home in Southern California. We've always talked of how much fun we had and how great they were to be with.

After seeing Stephanie's post yesterday, I wanted to help this amazing couple in any way I could. They have given Brandon and I (and all of their clients, or those who enjoy looking at beautiful work) an incredible gift of wonderful memories captured perfectly in some of the prettiest pictures ever. Isaac's rehabilitation and medical bills will be expensive, and since they work as a team Stephanie will be soldiering on with work alone. If you can help out in any way (no amount is too small!) - I know Stephanie and Isaac would appreciate it more than words can say.

Read about Isaac's ordeal

♡

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And now I felt it was only right to share the amazing pictures that Stephanie and Isaac took of us on our first anniversary...

Credits
Photography: Stephanie and Isaac of This Modern Romance
Dress: Watters
Birdcage veil & flower and feather headpiece: Brenda's Birdcage Veils
Shoes: Manolo Blahnik
Flowers: Floral Farm Design Studio, Carmel Valley, CA
Brandon's Suit and Shoes: Nordstrom
Tie: Robert Talbot

Adorable Idea: Fruit and Flower Bouquet

2011-09-19T12:09:00.000-07:00

I love bouquets that are a mix of soft and bright colors and different textures, with an extra added twist, like this lemon! Adding fruit is a unique and fun way to mix it up - pomegranates, apples, pears, lemons, or limes could all make sweet additions to a bouquet.

Bouquet by Blue Daffodil Flowers, Photography by Michelle Cross Photography

via Elizabeth Anne Designs

Tuesday Shoesday

2011-09-13T09:26:00.000-07:00

There's nothing like pretty bouquets and colorful shoes to brighten a day.

I'm super in love with these dyeable shoes from Unforgettable Moments by Lela Rose for Payless. Under $50 with free dying and shipping? Yes please! Plus, I've tried them on and can say they are super comf and not too narrow which is perfect for a long day of standing and dancing in heels. They come in 10 dyeable styles with 64 color options. My fave is the Nathalie round toe bow pump.

Photos by Veil and Bow Photography via Grey Likes Weddings

Monday Musings

2011-09-12T14:07:00.000-07:00

After waging a losing battle with Ann Taylor LOFT to have an order sent to the correct address for most of today, I needed to relax and look at pretty pictures. Kristi of Luna and Chloe Weddings always puts together the sweetest tablescapes. She styled this gem for Over The Moon Vintage Rentals, her super stylish vintage event rentals business, which is a part of the Inspired Collective shop in Northern California. Can't you just imagine this as a guest book table or escort card table? Stop by these sites and take a peek around - so much lovely inspiration!

photo from Luna and Chloe Weddings

Our Third Anniversary

2011-09-06T12:28:00.000-07:00

To my husband Brandon: I can't believe that its already been three years since our wedding day - time flies when you are having fun! We've been through so much and it's only made our love stronger. Thank you for supporting me in everything I do, and for being my biggest fan.

I love you.

Annie

Vintage Travel Shoot from Chic Design Studios

2011-09-05T09:31:00.000-07:00

When Kimberly Watt of Chic Design Studios in Salt Lake City sent this amazing shoot my way, I was so excited. If you know me or have followed my blog for a while, you know that I love me a vintage inspired road trip (see exhibits A and B). This shoot perfectly evokes a vintage-road trip travel theme with a modern splash of color from the lovely green and yellow color scheme, which, being a University of Oregon Duck, I naturally love! Vintage gas stations, country fields, retro dessert buffet, a bright ruffled cake and a splash of vintage Americana make this shoot so awesomely awesome. Scroll on to get lost in this lovely bit of retro road trip bliss...

From Kimberly Watt of Chic Design Studios: "With the age of airplanes and fast travel, road trips are something of the past. We decided to make this our theme - thus the road maps, globe, and travel details. I chose the colors for the shoot because as much as I love soft pinks, peach, and cream, I was ready for something else! The colors yellow, green, white, and black were used to show brides they can achieve that great vintage feel with any color.

The fashion inspiration from this shoot came from the dress. My mother and I found the dress while searching through an old trunk of my grandmothers. We later found out that the dress belonged to my Aunt. I knew then that I wanted to see the dress worn by someone!

The dessert table featured a fantastic ruffle cake along with donut kabobs, cupcakes and old soda pop bottles displayed in a white tin to keep cool. The curly willow backdrop was the perfect accent to the table. The backdrop featured dancing ribbon and a vintage chandelier. The favor was a mason jar filled with trail mix and stamped with a “Thank You” tag. The flowers used in the shoot where orchids, china mum, roses, billy balls, and gerbera daisies. I chose this combination to show that you can mix the more modern orchids with the more rustic daisies and mums.

By adding these vintage details I hope guests will feel a moment of nostalgia and take a moment to remember past memories."

Thanks so much to Kimberly (and the fab Utah vendors who contributed to the shoot) for sharing!

Credits:

Photography - Ceniza Studios

Florals & Staging - Chic Design Studios

Stationary - Polka Dots & Daisies

Cake - Pink Peach Cakes

Table & Chairs - Alpine Event Rentals

Cupcakes - So Cupcake

Inspiration Board: Berry Farm Wedding

2011-08-18T13:00:00.000-07:00

I'm sharing my latest inspiration board today, which I recently guest posted for my friend Melissa of The Loveliest Day. I adore the idea of a summer wedding around a berry theme, and seeing how we are in blackberry season here in Oregon, I felt super inspired to do a blackberry farm inspired board for a wedding. Berries not only provide great desserts for weddings, but also are amazing for color palette and floral inspiration. For a berry inspired wedding, these mason jar printables from Paper Crave via Cottage Industrialist are simply divine (these would also be great for barbeques, kitchen showers, baby showers, etc!) I love the idea of using unripe raspberries as boutonnieres, in bouquets and centerpieces. Use fresh berries in signature drinks like blackberry gin fizz or berry lemonade, in cardboard berry baskets as favors, in desserts like mini chocolate blackberry cupcakes, berry pies or for decorating cakes. A rustic farm setting at sunset makes for a perfect venue for this berry fete.

Credits: Clockwise from top left - Aqua dress with bouquet via Elizabeth Anne Designs, Mason jar printable inviations and envelope liners by Paper Crave for Cottage Industrialist, Garden rose and berry centerpiece via Elizabeth Anne Designs Pinterest, Plates on crate from The Farm Chicks, Boxes of berries photo by Corbin Gurkin via Marry You Me, Couple with pies photo by Sweet Monday Photography via Style Me Pretty, Blackberry gin fizz from Martha Stewart Weddings, Blanket photo by Gia Canali via Martha Stewart Weddings, Mini chocolate blackberry cupcakes from The Crafty Penguin

Happy S'more Day!

2011-08-10T11:15:00.000-07:00

Happy National S'more Day! Last year I did a s'more roundup and it was a hit, so I thought I'd give you some more s'more love this year :) I've rounded up some cute ways to incorporate s'mores into your wedding.

A sweet wrapped favor from Houston's Event Solutions event planners

A DIY s'more bar from Eat Drink Pretty - love the s'more love banner!

The cutest s'more bar from The Knot magazine

A to-go s'mores kit via Martha Stewart

S'more cakelettes (oh how I love that word!) from Desserts for Breakfast

No firepit at your venue? Keep the s'more love alive with cute s'more cookies.

Check out this adorable DIY tutorial over on The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle.

Tuesday Shoesday

2011-08-09T11:38:00.000-07:00

Sweetness is...coordinating your pale ballet flats with your gorgeous vintage inspired cake.

And laying in the grass with your honey ♥

Photos by Ashley Photographer via Style Me Pretty

Vintage Summer Picnic

2011-08-04T10:58:00.000-07:00

Because I don't just love weddings but also entertaining in general, I wanted to share this sweet summer picnic that reader Lisa sent my way! She put together a cute vintage inspired summer picnic in the park with a classic picnic menu including sandwiches, fried chicken and macaroni salad.

From Lisa: "I used plenty of little lanterns, old soda crates, fresh flowers, and my mom's vintage tablecloth to set the table."

"Jars are an excellent way to hold picnic food! They transport easily and look much prettier than tupperware. It's a simple way to add beauty to the table and still keep it functional."

"Wrapping each sandwich individually in parchment paper

gives it that extra special restaurant style touch!"

Wrapping plastic cutlery in cute patterned napkins and trying them with twine is such an inexpensive and fun way to bring some cuteness to utilitarian items.

"I used mini buckets for individual beverage icers to keep drinks super cold."

Lisa's American Summer Picnic Menu:

Homemade Cold Buttermilk Fried Chicken

Sandwiches filled with cold cuts and veggies

Egg Salad sandwiches

Macaroni salad

Fresh Melon Ball salad with a caramelized orange juice & ginger sauce

Tapioca pudding with fresh blackberries and whipped cream

Layered Green Salad with homemade dressing

Homemade Chocolate Sheet cake with chocolate cream cheese frosting

Gourmet potato chips

Thanks so much to Lisa of Moore Minutes for sharing this adorable picnic with us today!

Real Wedding: Cara and Corey

2011-08-01T08:30:00.000-07:00

I am always so thrilled/honored/touched/over the moon when I receive wedding pictures from brides who read my blog. I love seeing what brides come up with to make the day their very own, and when the pictures are of the couple surrounded by family and friends having an amazing time you can practically feel the love coming through the photographs. This is one such wedding. Sent to me by reader Cara and photographed by Lydia of D.I.A. Images, this wedding was a sweet affair with many personal touches and details. These two are so sweet together that I can't help but think of the song 'Chapel of Love' when I look at these pictures of them so in love, and with Cara's short dress, d'orsay pumps and birdcage veil she looks like she stepped right out of the early 60's!

From Cara: "Corey and I were married in Winona Lake, a small lakeside town in Northern Indiana. We were married on November 13, 2010. Our wedding was vintage and traditional, yet with some modern twists (no sand pouring or unity candle for us). My husband is a musician and wrote a song and reworked others to make the wedding music truly unique for our day."

Thanks so much to Cara and Lydia of D.I.A. Images for sharing these with us today!

Credits: Photography: D.I.A. Images, Bride's Dress: Oleg Cassini, Groom's Attire: Suit was created by a small local suitshop with items from J. Crew, Florist: Iris Trail Florist Shop, Cake and Baked Goodies: Lauren Shewman of The Sweetest Thing (inspired by a Martha Stewart cake), Centerpieces: DIY and Iris Trail Florist Shop.

Tuesday Shoesday

2011-07-12T09:34:00.000-07:00

Happy Shoesday! I couldn't resist these lacy gold Badgeley Mischka heels... they are so romanic and vintage feeling. The gold tablecloths paired with soft frilly white flowers in a depression glass vase atop a crocheted doily are the perfect match for these pretty shoes.

Badgeley Mishka 'Bryant' from Nordstrom; Centerpiece by Blossom Floral, photo by blaine photography via Project Wedding

Giveaway: MarryThis! Planner

2011-06-27T10:36:00.000-07:00

I'm back to blogging today and I am so thrilled to be sharing a fabulous giveaway in honor of the occasion!

Ever wish you could take a cute styled shoot and somehow magically turn it into a wedding on a budget? That's the idea behind MarryThis! - a fantastic new planning tool for brides built around a theme for a wedding, with reality in mind. For $30, you can download your very own planner guide that will take you "from your dress to the cake and give you all the information you need from beginning to end."

From MarryThis!:

"We get it -- there are a lot of magazines, blogs and books out there vying for your attention in planning your wedding. So what makes MarryThis! any different? It’s because we provide you with specifics in every step of the wedding process.

Included in each MarryThis! guide are:

• Detailed budgets (with actual prices!) ranging from 75-350 guests

• In-depth timeline, with steps from the engagement to the big day

• Insider information from wedding vendors, including saving money and hot trends

• Color schemes for your favorite color

MarryThis! has released five guides so far, with themes ranging from vineyard wedding to morning brunch. My favorite so far? This pretty 'Chic All White Wedding' is one of my personal favorites. Just look at all the loveliness!

photos by Sara Gray Photography

To celebrate my return to blogging, I'm giving one of you fab readers a chance to win your choice of MarryThis! planners, perfect for the newly engaged bride looking to plan an amazing wedding with tons of style.

To enter, simply leave a comment telling me why you want to win a MarryThis! planner. (Please make sure to include your email address!)

Winners will be chosen at random this Friday, July 1st at 6 pm PST.

Good luck!

I'm Back in the States!

2011-06-15T09:08:00.000-07:00

I'm back in the States! We got back late last night after two final whirlwind weeks of traveling Europe. We got to visit with Sofia and André of Brancoprata in Poto, Portugal - they are our favorite couple ever! Then we went to Barcelona, Spain before spending our last hurried days in London having a busy but amazing time, including a fab last night out on the town with my friend Celine of Celine Chaplin Photography. I apologize for lack of posting, now that I am back home I can't wait to getting back to writing and doing this blog - I've missed posting and interacting with you all every week!

I wanted to leave you with a sneak peek of a London love session that Brandon and I did with Celine Chaplin Photography and Miss Honey Bare - a fab vintage hair and makeup artist.

photo by Celine Chaplin Photography

A Bridal Tea Party

2011-05-26T06:20:00.000-07:00

Today I have the sweetest bridal tea party shoot to share with you from Photography by McKenzie. I just adore this idea, and think it would make for a sweet "bride party" with a bunch of newlywed friends. Put on your wedding dresses (because who doesn't want an excuse to wear your dress again?), serve tea and cupcakes, and have a grand time celebrating being a part of the married gals club.

I am so in love with this shoot put together by some of Utah's finest vendors... the decor, the styling and the amazing flowers by Cali Rose Floral + Event Design, the sweet cupcakes in teacups - what's not to love?!

So gorgeous! Thank you so much to Photography by McKenzie for sharing this lovely shoot.

Vendors/Credits: Photos - Photography by McKenzie, Florist - Calie Rose Floral + Event Design, Dresses - Avenia Bridal, Makeup - Averie DelGrosso, Eyelash extensions - Extensions by Lindy, Hair - Jocelyn Brown, Tiffany Hutchings, and Maddie Larsen of Amara Day Spa & Salon

Marry You Me

Tuesday Shoesday

A Sweet Proposal Idea

DIY Valentine's Truffles

Inspiration Board: White Love

Inspiration Board: Winter Light

A Book and Woodland Themed Baby Shower

I'm Thankful For...

Sponsored Post: Ketubahs by Amy Fagin at 20th Century Illuminations

Fall Leaf Inspiration

Adorable Idea: Candy Corn Madelines

Our Love Session with This Modern Romance - Help Heal Isaac

Adorable Idea: Fruit and Flower Bouquet

Tuesday Shoesday

Monday Musings

Our Third Anniversary

Vintage Travel Shoot from Chic Design Studios

Inspiration Board: Berry Farm Wedding

Happy S'more Day!

Tuesday Shoesday

Vintage Summer Picnic

Real Wedding: Cara and Corey

Tuesday Shoesday

Giveaway: MarryThis! Planner

I'm Back in the States!

A Bridal Tea Party