Today’s blog post is borrowed from an earlier guest post I did for Bloomed to Last by blogger Kristi Richardson entitled “The Bridesmaid Luncheon“. “Marry Month of May” is a play on words from the original poem by Thomas Dekker, … Continue reading
Over the weekend we felt the approach of a wet winter... well in Sydney we did. I was happy to get into my warm office this morning to this ahhh-mazing wedding that celebrates the rain. I adore how this couple play with the rain and allows it to only enhance their style and fun through the wedding shoot. The talented…
Less is always more.
“For those who favour a spare aesthetic, a minimal wedding gown can be utter perfection. A Minimalist adores any version of clean, straightforward design with little or no excess. While her clothes may often appear deceivingly simple, they are frequently anything but. True Minimalism requires a certain complexity of design and detail. It takes a confident individual to look minimal at her own celebration.
There appears to be a new trend for high-low hems as featured here in Monique Lhuillier's Fall 2012 Garland Platinum Collection. An ivory sweetheart, strapless embellished chantilly corset bodice with natural waist and embroidered organza high-low hem skirt. Garland horsehair sash with embellished ends. Brooke brooch with crystals and embroidery.
Available from www.moniquelhuillier.com
This save-the-date will guarantee to grab your guest's attention. It was inspired by Albert Lamorisse's short film, The Red Balloon. Once inflated, the piece reveals all event information and sets the desired tone with humor and playfulness. Designed by Office Optimist.
Every time I see this wedding, I am reminded of how beautiful French-inspired decor is. Something about those crisp whites, warm creams and blushes, mixed with crystal and gold are perfect for creating a mighty sophisticated event. The couple, Casey and Adrian, played up the theme as well by incorporating some great details into their wardrobes (I can't get over the top hat!).
Last week we shared a sneak peak at some of our new custom jewelry. Here are a few more pieces that we'll be carrying {earrings & hair combs}...
Deeply rooted in tradition but reaching out towards the challenges of modernity, Alessandro Angelozzi, a young fashion designer who launched the “Alessandro Couture” brand in 2000, works, plays, and has fun with bridal haute couture, reinventing it season after season. The strength of this line stems from the designer’s understanding of what women really like.
The purest shiniest silks, lace inserts and precious embroideries: the CieloBlu 2012 bride is classy, bright and sophisticated. Her style is sweet and full of glamour. CieloBlu’s signature natural style, with a touch of seductiveness.
Atelier Diagonal is part of designer house, Pronovias. The collection features elegant dresses in quality fabrics. Atelier Diagonal’s Spanish designs are feminine and elegant yet very much for the modern bride. Their new beautiful collection focuses on it’s feminine cuts and flower detail set to be a big trend for 2012.
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