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I think this pair speaks for themselves. And, if you’re wondering, they were purchased at Off Broadway Shoes.


Image courtesy of Kristin Vining Photography via Southern Weddings Magazine

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We can thank Mr. Christian Louboutin for these beauties!

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Images courtesy of kellie kano photography via southern weddings

Now, do not tell me that you have no idea how to present your napkins on your reception tables.  Well, because, there are a million ways to tie a napkin, and you can always count on Martha Stewart or Google to give you an answers.

Two of my favorites? The simple tri-fold napking on the plate, and the bow.  Both are very chic and simple options, and easily customizable with colors and napkin styles.

Images courtesy of Martha Stewart Weddings via Southern Weddings Magazine

Now that, my friends, is a chic and fun getaway dress!

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Image courtesy of millie holloman photography via southern weddings

Most of you know that the Pilot and I are trying to incorporate paper lanterns into our reception design somehow.  We have hit a bit of a snag due to some venue rules (nothing major), but we’re afraid the approved method of hanging the lanterns won’t hold the concept we came up with.  And, oddly enough, we’re doing a walk-through with our venue today about it.

That’s besides the point.

I found this outtake photo from Jeff Holt’s blog from his Southern Weddings Magazine shoot, and just feel in love with the light.  Now, this isn’t obviuosly everyone’s cup of tea, but I just love how abstract the hanging lanterns are, yet how the bike and outdoor backdrop just gives the whole image a Southern feel.  It’s quirky and fun, and well shabby chic.

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Image courtesy of Jeff Holt Photo