Book Themed Wedding

We did this wedding several months ago, the reception was held at "The Mount" Edith Wharton's home near Litchfield CT. For those who never heard of Edith Wharton, she was the first woman awarded the Pulitzer Prize for literature. The home was absolutely marvelous in every detail and was painstakingly refurbished to it's original 20's vintage slender. Behind the home sat 10 acres of a well groomed french gardens.

We worked on this wedding with Lindsay from Sixpence for your Shoe who was the planner. the photographer who took these shots was Carla Ten EyckPhotography. The Caterer was Jordans Catering.

The highlights of the wedding were our Crystal Candelabras mounted with a lovely floral for the tables. The table markers were simply a house number nailed on a standing book. Each table had a generous stack of old vintage books, ink wells and pens, milk glass, and vintage vases.

This wedding is featured on Style Me Pretty!

Wedding at the Cosmo Club picked up on Style Me Pretty

Elizabeth Duncan, the best assistant I ever had and now a planner with Pineapple Productions in DC submitted this wedding we worked on together to Style Me Pretty. So delighted with the photos.

This wedding took place at the Cosmo Club in DC, a members only club, this venue holds some of DC's most prestigious society weddings and dinners, it has done so for a very long time. This Ballroom is adjacent to a room were the likes of Albert Einstein and his associates drew up plans for the first atomic bomb.

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a DIY Bride

I'm so intrigued by DIY blogs, the creativity demonstrated by Brides these days and the ability to make and install such creativity makes me so proud of these kids. This couple, married in Nashville did everything. From a cool cupcake display, fabric treatment, to this amazingly innovative TV display, this energetic and quirky couple out did themselves. I almost feel like offering them a spot on our design team.

If you check out this post on DIYBride, make sure you watch the video they had made of the event, they perform a number that is so friken cute.

Amazing Chuppah in Colorado

This amazing Chuppah was made by building a plywood frame structure, water picking flowers to styrofoam sheets and screwing the sheets to the frame. I must say that this is one of thee most beautiful Chuppahs I have ever seen. I am so so inspired to recreate this. This beauty was made by Bloom in Denver Colorado.

Garden Arch

A Garden Arch we set at Evermay in Georgetown.

Wedding

A recent wedding we did for the Spicer family.

A vintage little wedding in Santa Barbara

Picked up from Style me Pretty

Organic Wedding

Our first wedding in Connecticut.