Two gorgeous gowns (and some blog love).

Earlier in the week, I somehow ran across a delicious blog, A La Parisienne. Yeah, I know I'm still reeling from my lovely trip to Paris earlier in the month, but... the images on this blog are so delicate and romantic! For proof, just look at these Elie Saab gowns I discovered over there. =)




Have a fab weekend!

As seen on... the Etsy home page!

I love the rotating feature on Etsy's home page. You can imagine how geeked I was to see my monogram favor tags show up there on Tuesday. Click to enlarge...

Graphic, modern + (surely) delicious cakes.

I love when I run across cakes that appeal to my modern + graphic taste. If only I were getting married all over again! These beauties from Berkeley's Sugar Coat It Studio are absolutely incredible.







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Beach-inspired favors.

I was recently asked to put together a set of my Astoria tags for Brittany & Greg's spring wedding in Mexico. The happy couple then put together little vials of sand from their wedding beach as a favor for their guests. Didn't they turn out cute? Thanks for sharing this photo with me, Brittany, and congrats on your new marriage!

One gorgeous gown.

Since I posted the black gown last Friday, I thought I'd start the week with something a tad more traditional (although still quite different). I love this modern little dress by Jewel. Doesn't it look like something Audrey Hepburn might have worn in one of her classic films?

New in the shop: Wren save-the-date samples!

Calling all lovebirds! Wren save-the-date samples are now available in the shop. The best part about these new samples: they feature a classic black & white engagement photo on the backside! And, of course, they can be customized to match your color palette. =)

A modern garland tutorial.

If you didn't see this garland tutorial from Hambly Screen Prints recently, check it out. It's super easy and would make such a sweet addition to a handmade wedding. I can picture it strung up in a photo booth or across the front of a candy buffet. Where would you put it?



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