Our Pick !!

I would like to start the week introducing you to the church where I will possibly be having our ceremony.

Isn't it beautiful? We are working some final details to finaly confirm the date and I will be sharing more pictures. Fingers crossed !!

As I had posted before, here are some ideas for the isle decoration: white pomanders and candles.

Picture of the Week - IV

I am getting more and more fascinated with the idea of having cylinder glasses with candles through out the church isle.

I believe it would make a perfect combination with my white pomander (see here).

Image credit: Cory Parris Photography

Restroom Inspiration

Hey Ladies,

I need your help on a search for inspiration!

Are you girls doing anything special for the ladies / gents room at your venue?

I am thinking of having a customized sign at the door that would coordinate with my wedding theme, or perhaps have an elegant basket with some basic products, first aid party kit (for those who like to drink a bit much) … something like that.

A while ago I saw I really cute one online but just can’t find it anymore.

If you know of a website, or if you have any pictures that you can send me that would give me some insight, please let me know!!!

Image borrowed from:

1. wrapables.com; 2.staples.com

Chivari Chairs

There is something about Chivari chairs that I love! Nothing against the covered chairs with bows. I am just not a huge fan of them.
Chivaris are elegant just the way they are.

Surfing around the net, I've found Chivari chairs with an extra touch and had to share. Aren't they lovely?

If you are having Chivaris for your wedding, even if you add a little something to the groom's and bride's chairs only, it will make a beautiful difference.

Credit:

Image 01-laura novak; image 02-azul photography; image 03-sms photography; image 04-honours hiers fine art photography; image 05-jennifer skog; image 06-david wolf.

Bouquets...after the pictures...

It might take you months to find the flowers of your choice. Flowers for the ceremony, flowers for the reception, flowers for your bouquet, and last but not least flowers for your bridesmaids' bouquets.

You make your decision, everything looks beautiful and stunning, but right after the ceremony and pictures, the bridal party's bouquets get plunked down and forgotten.

Why not reuse those bouquets as part of the décor? You can group them in vases on a side table and let everybody enjoy the show. You can even add personalized tags with the bridesmaid's name to add more charm.

Below are some ideas:

Photo: Anna Williams

Photo: Alisson Gootee