Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Real San Francisco Wedding: Ruth and Vinny Part 3-Reception
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Out of the box cake toppers from Etsy!
If you are a pet lover like me (and we have a number of our fabulous brides incorporating their pets) then you are going to love this! We recently had a couple that cherished their fur babies and wanted to make sure they were ever-present in the wedding day festivities, so they contacted a seller on Etsy, sent pictures of their pets, and she then created these. What an amazing job she did…see for yourself! While they didn't go on top of their cake, these two furry friends sat on their sweetheart table during the reception. These are actually made of clay. If you want to explore other options, just search “Clay Wedding Cake Toppers” on Etsy. The possibilities are endless.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Real Savannah Wedding: Towne and Andy Part 3-Reception
Where to start…there is just SOOOO much to tell you about this incredible reception. To say that the smile beaming on the face of both Towne and Andy didn't light up the room would be an understatement. These two really knew how to enjoy every minute of their wedding and guests. As for the decor… Everywhere you turned, there was something beautiful and unique to look at. Ribbons Ribbons Ribbons…a curtain of ribbons served as the backdrop to the sweetheart table and a line of ribbons over the guests tables embellished the table decor. Mason jars hung by ribbon inside the restaurant Lounge seating with area rugs and eclectic pillows were perfect for in front of the fire pits on the cool March night. Guests took pictures for their guestbook with Polaroid cameras and hung them on a line across the fencing. Chalkboards of different sizes, shapes and design described to guests what they were indulging in for dinner and dessert. Their dessert bar featured lots of local Savannah goodies to include: Savannah Bee Honey Sticks, Savannah Pralines, Gophers and the adorable wedding cake which featured spun sugar as their cake topper. Thanks again to Open Light Studio for the images!