25
Dec
With a chill in the air and perhaps a few snowflakes, I wanted to share this fantastic winter wedding from Grazier Photography.
Images courtesy of Grazier Photography via Green Wedding Shoes
23
Dec
I always love when I can find a creative decor idea from a couple. Sometimes we all get caught up in the idea of just using flowers (which there is absolutely nothing wrong with).
This particular couple hung about 40 different glass ornaments above the table. In the dim holiday light, over candles, they really sparkle, and add an element of wonder to the celebration.
Images courtesy of Anna Sawin Photography via Style Me Pretty
The takeaway? Don’t forget that you can hang things over tables, too!
13
Dec
A big “thank you” to Martha Stewart for this one. Not only is this a great way to recycle old magazines, but it is great a for holiday decor or for wedding decor.
Image courtesy of Amy Atlas
You can spray them in festive colors like the gold and silver above, or do colors that coordinate with your wedding. And, because I’m a lover of almost all things Martha Stewart, I had to share with you the steps on how to make them! You can also visit the Martha Stewart site for a video tutorial.
Tools and Materials
Old magazines of any size
Gold, silver, or clear spray paint
Glitter in desired colors
Bone folder (optional)
Magazine Trees How-To:
1. Open magazine and bend to break spine.
2. Fold individual page from top right corner to inside seam. Fold same page from bottom right edge to gutter.
3. Fold bottom triangle of each additional magazine page up, making the bottom of the tree flat. Then, fold top of all pages down to form tree shape.
4. Spray-paint folded tree desired color. Immediately sprinkle glitter over wet paint. Let dry.
Tip: Use a bone folder to smooth paper edges if desired.
Happy Holidays!
(Directions from the Martha Stewart website)
16
Nov
So the holidays are upon us, and I just love Christmas (mostly for reasons like snow, Christmas trees and Christmas lights and Mint M&Ms). I wanted to share this winter wedding with you all, as the cool air (and snow, whether you like it or not), is just around the corner.
The candles in the snow creates a gorgeous, warm light. (The image on the right is of “snow” from area mountains). And, the berry crumble bites look delicious and festive! And, I big puffy heart the snowmen photo booth. It’s adorable without being too cliche.
Images courtesy of Karen Moredechai via Style Me Pretty
