Category — flowers

I still love looking at wedding blogs because sometimes they give you great ideas for home decoration. I am loving these vases and mason jars wrapped in twine.

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Thank you all for answering my questions!  It was really interesting to see that photography came out on top as the thing everyone was glad they splurged on or wished they would have splurged on. We put so much effort and emotion into this one day and all you have for the rest of your life are the pictures! And although our photographer gave us a great deal, we still spent 1/5 of our small budget on those photos and I wouldn’t trade that for anything! So again, thanks for sharing ladies!!

On to this morning’s topic: tables!  Here are a few that I am currently loving for a rustic wedding.

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I love the idea of supplementing  with candles. Great way to save money!
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Urban Outfitters just added a ton of new stuff, with two of my favorites being the barnacle vase and the pennant bedding.

It is peony time over at Trader Joe’s. Reason 147298473 that I love TJ’s.

I am in love with this centerpiece by succulentLOVE. And the cake doesn’t look too bad either!

I love this brides style!  Shot by the super talented Matthew Morgan.

You know I love me some billy balls. And some pink for that matter. As you can see here.  So naturally I was 100% drawn to this image, seen over at Once Wed.

Tulips + Irises = a beautiful bouquet from my husband.

Broken up bouquet + my UO vase = love

Etsy + Letterpress + a mini card in French = The perfect Valentines Day card from B.

(amazing shoes, right?!)

(all images by Matthew Morgan)

Sara from onelove photography sent me this wedding the other day and I am so excited to post it! Not only are the pictures amazing, but there are peacock feathers! (And we all know my love for peacock feathers)

A little information about the couple:

Khara and Tony Tapia were married this summer at the Garden Pavilion in Sonoma, California. This private estate hosts less than a dozen weddings a year and is in very high demand, obviously – situated in the heart of Sonoma’s famous Carneros region it sits as a historic landmark. Built in 1856, with a generous wisteria clad veranda, It flanks the spacious lawn together with an elegant shaded pavilion for dining and dancing surrounded by an abundance of flowers, roses, and oleander trees.

Tony’s hispanic background infused with Khara’s vintage flair brought for quite a fun event, with a mariachi band playing as they walked down the aisle, guests ate paella for dinner and pies for dessert….the bouquets were gorgeous, flanked with bleached peacock feathers!! Amazing! and fun!

(all images by onelove photography)