Source: Martha Stewart Weddings/Winter 2010
These are Easter lillies that are strung on fishing line and hung from dowels (which is apparently what you call a wood, plastic, or metal bar) in staggered rows. So pretty!
For the ceremony or reception...
Source: Southern Living Magazine/February 2010
I love tulips around the house…they’re inexpensive, last a long time, and you don’t need a lot of them to make a statement! That’s why I love this unique tulip bouquet. They’ve taken a clear bowl, and bent grapevine within it. You can buy grapevine from your local garden store. Place the tulips within the grapevine for a natural stem holder. Voilà!
Source: Southern Living/ February 2010
I love the simple look of these flowering branches in assorted jars and bottles. The “best branches to show off” include Star Magnolia, Flowering Quince, Forsythia, Eastern Redbud, Yoshino Flowering Cherry, and Saucer Magnolia.
As a newly engaged writer, I had a hard time finding the practical information I needed to plan my wedding. While the wedding books, magazines, and websites I read had pretty pictures, they seemed to just skim the surface when it came to providing helpful ways for me to create the wedding of my dreams. Now that I'm married, I hope this blog serves as a resource for all you other bride-to-be's, with unique ideas for wedding venues, wedding decorations, wedding dresses, and more!
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