...I Found It, You Pin It...Friday!

All I can say when I see this photograph is AMAZING-NESS!!!  Can you imagine the gorgeous bride walking down that black aisle runner flanked by red rose petals?!?!  OMG and her groom is standing their watching his beautiful wife-to-be until she makes it to stand right next to him under that JAW-DROPPING and BEAUTIFUL canopy!!!  My heart just skipped a beat!

Until next time...WEDologize!

(photo credit - WedLuxe)

Tulle Rules!

Tulle has made its comeback, but in my opinion it never left.  You'll still see tulle used in veils, wedding gowns and ceremony aisle draping, but I've found some fun and playful ways to add tulle to your wedding day and not break the bank.  Let me know what you think.

Tulle used as chair ties to create a wedding veil affect

Tulle used as napkin ties with a small embellishment added

Flower girl wand created from tulle

Tulle used as an illusion wrap to enhance this beautiful invitation

 

Tulle pom-poms used as wall decor

Until next time...WEDologize!

(photo credit - napkin rings; chair ties; invitation; wall decor; flower girl wand)

From Bottom to Top

I visited the venue of one of my July 2012 brides yesterday and the space was "ceiling inspiring". The ceiling beams of this venue had my designing wheels turning! Plenty of locations will not allow you to touch the ceiling when planning the decor outline for your wedding ceremony and reception, but when allowed, take full advantage of looking at the space three-dimensionally - floor, walls and ceiling. Consider some of these ideas if your venues ceiling are screaming for some enhancements :)

Adding some fabric panels or draping to the ceiling softens the space and creates a more intimate feel.

Rope lighting or string lights can liven up any ceiling of a reception venue.

Balloons in your wedding colors are always playful and dance around the ceiling with ease.

Patterned lights on the ceiling can create a wide range of emotions and can interchange throughout the evening.

Consider adding unconventional elements like paper lanterns or umbrellas to enhance the ceiling decor and create a conversational piece for your guests.

Until next time...WEDologize!

(photo credits: http://www.deco-mantone.com/; http://www.itsajamiething.com/; http://www.paperlanternswholesale.com/; http://www.projectwedding.com/; http://www.aperfectcelebration.com/)