Posts from — August 2009

I am loving this brides necklace. Love love love.

Photo by SMS Photography. Check out the rest of this gorgeous wedding here.

A friend/colleague of Bryan’s followed us into the Mission after our ceremony to snap some awesome images with her Brownie Hawkeye Flash Camera. She used the flipped lens for the blurred effect. So so cool. Thanks Mary!

My long time friend Jessie got married a few months back (Yaaay!) and I have been meaning to do a post of her pictures, but I just kept getting busy.  So this morning when I saw on facebook that she had put some new items on her etsy shop I figured now was a good time to do a double header!

Jessie is a Southern California girl who fell in love with a (very tall) Swedish basketball player. She travels with him and when they aren’t traveling they are in Sweden. All of this time has given her a chance to work on some side projects, sewing being one of them. And oh. my. Lord. Go check out her etsy shop before everything sells out!

A yoga mat bag.

Place mats with a built in chopsticks holder! (ok, so between this morning when I grabbed the picture from her etsy and right now, these have sold out….  I am sure you can request some though!)

She also has pillows and aprons… all in the most fun fabrics!  Go check it out!

Now on to her wedding. Want to know something cool? They got married in Sweden, so… as to not disappoint all of their family and friends who couldn’t make the trip, they had a live feed going! I got to watch the whole thing from right here in front of my computer!  It was awesome! All images (except for the shoes, which were shot by a freind, were actually shot by an actions sports photographer! Check out his site!

She was rockin the J. Crew dress (The Whitney) and shoes!!

So gorgeous!  She also has a blog , which I have a link to over on the right, Meditations of a Wallflower. She posts cooking stuff, home decorating stuff, life stuff…  She is pretty much awesome.  Congrats Jessie and Fred!!!

Until I get my pictures back I may be doing some random postings. Today we will discuss cute kitchens and earthquakes…

I love this look, and would absolutely love to replicate it:

(from darling dexter)

(from tartraz)

However, neither of these lovely ladies live in Southern California…  which leads to the important question… would it be smart to do this in earthquake prone Orange County?  Would I be just asking for trouble doing this in my house?  Do you live in S. California and have these shelves in your kitchen? Inquiring minds (…mine) want to know!