I love gift-giving, and I'm starting to get into the holiday mood. It may be that or I'm just really into the naturalist vibe lately, but I put together a group of pretty cool gift or registry ideas for those that like to stay in-tune with nature. They're also things that you can get to redecorate your home with if you're already living together or are just about to move in together.
(photo credits from left to right: aspen tree photograph, colorful step stool, natural clock, headboard, kitchen cloth)
Pink might seem like a cheesy wedding color choice, but pink hues can add a vintage feel to your wedding decor, accessories, and even your wedding gown. If you're having a vintage wedding, why not consider having pink hues. The following is an all pink inspiration board from wonderful vintage and handmade finds.
(photo credits from left to right: vintage pink gown, pink clutch, flower girl dress, shimmering earrings, thread bracelet)
I love rustic themed weddings. There's something about that old vintage feel to them that can be captivating. Add a few details in rust hued orange and you've got yourself an awesome setting. The following are great rustic themed items wonderfully handcrafted by fabulous sellers on Etsy.
(photo credits from left to right: headpiece, love elixir cake topper, cut out invitations, wood banner, fabric bouquet)
I love birdcage and blusher veils, which are relatively shorter than a regular full-lengthed veil. If you're considering adding a birdcage or blusher veil to your wedding day outfit, the following are some of my favorite handmade veils from fabulous creators, from tinted peach veils to crystal and bubble veils.
(photo credits from top left to bottom right: rhinestone veil, cap veil, bubble veil, flower veil, peach web veil)
I've never been the type of girl to be into sparkly things, but when I ended up wearing a dress that not only had rhinestone clips on it, but also had a million sequin rounds that made it super sparkly in the sunlight. I absolutely loved the look. The following are a few great accessories from some of the blog's sponsors that add a wonderful splash of bling to your wedding accessory palette.
(photo credits from left to right: original headband, flower clip, crystal earrings, hankie, spot of diamond pendant)
Are you looking for a more unique wedding band for your groom than just a solid sleek look? We got our wedding bands from Satomi Kawakita, a New York City based designer, and we absolutely love our rings. I especially love how Joe's ring isn't that sleek perfect look, but is hammered and imperfect, and lovely. The following are some other great wedding bands, including one from Satomi that I absolutely adore, and that are a good option for those looking to have a more unique wedding band for their groom.
(photo credits from left to right: bark ring, gold ring, leaf ring, sleek dark diamond ring, hammered personalized ring)
I love the sleek look of a white, gold, and silver wedding color combination, especially in accessories. The following are some of my favorite handmade finds for a romantic wedding using gold and silver touches with white.
(photo credits from top left to bottom right: gold wedding bands, white and gold bracelet, wedding gown, silver earrings, ring pillow)
It finally started snowing here in South Lake Tahoe, and maybe it's all the snow that has me romancing about white and ivory wedding details. After all, what's a wedding without at least some elements of white? Today, I decided to share some of my favorite white and ivory finds from some of our amazing sponsors.
(Photo credits from top left to bottom right: ring bowl, flower hair fascinator, rose bridesmaid bouquet, white monogram hankie, wedding bands.)
There are so many great bride accessories roaming around that often groom accessories get overlooked, but there are tons of great groom accessories as well. The following are just a few of my favorites from the web.
(Photo credits from top left to bottom right: cufflinks, salut flask, leather belt, skinny knit tie, silk groom hair serum)
It could only be so long until we had a braid inspiration board! There is no denying that braids are VERY in right now. And I'm not complaining about the fad at all. I love braids. They can be worn meticulously for a sleek bridal look, or more loose for a romantic nature feel. Each photo credit below comes complete with a link to each style's tutorial.
Photo credits from left to right: maiden braid, side braid, cascade braid, braid strands, dutch braid.
I love weddings where everything is sort of mismatched together, yet flows really well. These items completely inspire an eclectic outdoor summer wedding with an array of bright colors and warm vibe.
Photo Credits From Left to Right: air plant centerpiece, cut out invitations, rose gold diamond ring, feather headpiece, customizable clutches.
Joe didn't wear a bow tie for our wedding, but I always wonder how he would have looked. I love the bow tie look in general, and think that it adds a whimsical feel to a wedding. Is the groom in your wedding wearing a bow tie?
Photo credits from left to right: yellow bow tie and vest combo, pug dog in bow tie, checkered yellow bow tie, flask, red and black bow tie.
I love the combination of white and blue for a winter wedding. If you're still looking for accessories, here are a few that use the color combo wonderfully.
Photo credits from left to right: birdcage bridal veil, garter set, tiffany blue hanky, blue topaz ring, bridal floral belt.
