This image from Cote de Texas reminds me how easy it is to create a mood with a simple color palette. It doesn't take much to create an event just out of this image. With a few select details; such as ferns, natural table clothes, even pottery, you can get there.
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Classic Bride has recently launched a new web site. CB Vintage is a wedding and event resource with a well-edited selection of vintage items, including the cake topper above. I appreciate the focused approach to the product offerings because it shows she really knows a good thing when she sees it. Makes it so much easier for the harried bride or the busy wedding planner to find exactly what they're looking for.
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P.S. These tulips were at this weekend's New York City Go Green Expo which happened in tandem with the Architectural Digest Home Show. I just popped my head in for a minute, and was taken with these pretty blooms.
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I don't often post about contests on other sites, but this one is different.
I mean, come on. The prize is cupcakes. Delivered to your door.
Cupcakes. At your door. Any other questions?
Enter on StyleUnveiled.com
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Happy Monday to you! Here's a round up of some wonderful things you can find in the world of wedding blogs today:
1.Snippet and Ink has a sponsored post with the work of this photographer (I just love this pink tie).
2.Glamour This! shares the launch of Classic Bride's new blog, CB Vintage.
3.Once Wed features the work of this Photographer in a lovely post showcasing a recent photo shoot that was styled to perfection, with all sorts of delicious details.
4. Rock n' Roll Bride has the deets on a real bride who isn't afraid to get inked.
5. Green Wedding Shoes takes us to Hailey,Idaho for a real wedding. Incidentally Hailey is next door to my childhood hometown--Ketchum, ID.
6. And (no image) east side bride tells you how to keep our guest count under 50. You can't beat that, right?
Happy blog reading.
xo
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