Looking for a way to put a twist on the old, traditional cake topper? Thanks to Etsy, we found these adorable cake toppers that can be completely customized to resemble you and your fiancee, and include your monogram. It is a great way to add a personalized touch to your wedding cake.
For more customized eye candy from Etsy, check out Lollipop Workshop, Kikuike, or ReadyGo.
Check out some e-session love from some of our upcoming 2012 weddings. We’re excited for a busy Spring with these couples and many more to come. Enjoy!
Sarah and Joel will be married on January 28th at The Old Red Museum downtown, with the reception immediately following. Photos by Sarah Kate, Photographer.
Taryn and Ben will be married on February 4th at Royal Lane Baptist Church followed by a reception at The Room on the Main. Photos by Sara & Rocky Photography.
Our Bell Jar suite mate and dear friend, Apryl, of Apryl Ann Photography, and her fiance Jon will be married on March 3rd at the Dallas Arboretum with the reception immediately following. Photos by Squaresville Studios.
Alison and Ghahre will be married on June 23rd at The Church of the Holy Nativity, Ghahre’s home church, followed by the reception at the Marriott at Legacy Town Center. Photos by Elizalde Photography.
Looking for a fun, inexpensive craft to add some color to your bridal shower, wedding reception or anniversary party? We found the cutest paper flower tutorial on 100 Layer Cake and needed to share it with you. Enjoy!
Here’s what you’ll need:
Tissue Paper
Scissors
Stapler (or string)
Step One: Cut tissue paper to desired size. Choose three colors, using 3 sheets for the center and about 5 to 6 sheets for the other and stack in the desired order.
Step Two: Fold the tissue paper like an accordion.
Step Three: Staple the center of the tissue paper tightly. If the stack is too thick, use floral wire or string.
Step Four: Gently pull each sheet of tissue paper to the center. But don’t worry if one rips! You will scrunch the paper closely together and no one will notice.
Now you have the perfect decoration to match your color scheme for any party or occasion. Happy crafting!
Gila Krybus and Alan Lepine were married on October 15, 2011 at the Magnolia Hotel in Dallas. It was an Interfaith ceremony under a gorgeous Chuppah, designed by Botanical Art, followed by a dinner reception full of dancing and laughter. The night ended with a sparkler exit.
Congratulations to the lovely the couple!
Want to see more of Gila and Alan? Check out their page on the After Yes Portfolio.
Venue: Magnolia Hotel
Photographer: Flashbox
Videographer: Sonrise Video
Florist: Botanical Art
DJ: i-Entertainment, Jason Barnes
Rabbi: Interfaith Wedding, David Gruber
Co-Officiant: Love Notes, Ken Byrd
Cake: Panini Bakery
Rentals: Ducky Bob’s
Hair/ Makeup: Walter Fuentes
Stationery: Little Letter Co.
If you are having a winter wedding, purchasing a wedding dress wrap is a must have. You can wear the wrap while taking photos outside, or wait and just wear it during the exit. We love the cozy, chic feel it brings to a winter wedding. Take a look at our inspiration!
The best part about a wedding wrap is there are so many different types to reflect your personality and match the style of the dress. If you want to add a little more bling to your wrap, add a broach of your choice to the center.
You can also choose a fake faux cover for a more dramatic look, or lace or a similar style that matches the style of your dress.
We love when brides add a wrap to their wedding day attire to keep warm or to look fabulous. Which look do you like the most?
Photo Credits:
2: Daisy Days
3: Monsoon
