Showing posts with label Outdoor Weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Outdoor Weddings. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Weddings in Springtime


     Spring weddings always bring a delightful hopefulness to the season. First of all, warmer weather is always a plus. The bright and airy colors of the season always make me smile more and more with each day. Pinks, whites, purples, peaches, yellows and greens… Oh my!  So from April to early June, which signals to the start of summer the outdoor world comes alive with weddings. Springtime is a time for renewal and celebration. Flowers bloom and everyone (even animals) come out to enjoy the beauty of the season.   

Photo courtesy of Koyal Wholesale

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Wedding Decor: Lanterns by Two's Company


The Carthage Pierced Covered Lantern by Two's Company is perfect for any indoor or outdoor weddings. These floor lanterns are made out of delicate white porcelain. Each lantern has a sleek white lid with piercings in it allowing light to escape all parts of the lantern.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Real Wedding: Monique & David's Butterfly Wedding











On a recent episode of WeTV's My Fair Wedding, wedding planner extradonaire, David Tutera proves once again that he is always up for a challenge. The bride is a big fan of butterflies, rainbows, crystals and pearls. Just look at the transformation!

Thursday, August 26, 2010

We Love Gazebos!


The right gazebo wedding decorations add elegance to a beach wedding or whimsy to a backyard garden reception. They can also help solve any weather issues that might arise for youro utside event with a little shelter from the great outdoors. Here's a few of my favorite!






Monday, May 3, 2010

A Shabby Chic/Southern Wedding








I love theme weddings! How about a Shabby Chic Wedding with a Southern feel. Look at this wedding designed by Beth Helmstetter Events at the Hotel Bel Air. The magnolia branches and faux magnolia "trees" decorated the spaces along with pink and cream roses, hydrangeas, and tiny pink rose sprays in silver vases and mint julep cups. It's all in the details is what I say! One of the highlights are the antique silver serving trays used to display the escort cards.