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These lovely bridal bouquets are by Anemone blog , Anemome is a handmade paper flower boutique in Spokane, Washington you can shop online here
Photos courtesy of Ben Delaney & Ifong Cheng
If you want to experiment with making your own papiere arrangements this DIY is a perfect tutorial from The Wedding Chicks , these photos will give you a sneak peak!
Photo (Elias Wessel in Vixen Magazine via Fashion Gone Rogue)
Ralh lauren
We love Ralph Lauren's new 2010 Spring/Summer collection. The return of the classic boyfriend jean and blazer paired with a sexy shoe. Ralph always does is right and he is the inspiration and cure for the "Summer Blues" Herve Leger of Max Azria created this fabulous tattered denim dress for the 10' summer collection. Love your old blue jeans!
Imagine the haberdashery you can create with denim and not to mention upcyclying is friendly to our planet! Check out some of thes great ideas and accessories!
Denim Ensemble: Ralph Lauren
Dress: Herve Leger Max Azria
Settee: Anthropologie
Shoe: Barneys New York
Handbag: Tory Burch "Delaney" Satchel (Bag, Borrow, Steal)
Pillow: Aggie Ray on Etsy
Love will save the day art: Field Trip on Etsy
a great shop with lovely happy art. Her blog is excellent with lot's of great indie fashion and accessories. Check it out!
Sarali Chouhan
Story Board created by Lucky in Love wedding Blog by Banquestevent.com
they have the best inspirational story boards!
Top Row: Lemonade poster from All Posters, Earring image by Meg Perotti; Lemon wedding favors by Sincerely Yours, Dena
Second Row: Image by Cheri Pearl; Bowl of lemons from Country Li ving; Caravella Limoncello from Barton Brands
Third Row: Lemonade stand from Merry Making Events; Butterfly invitations by Inky Livie; VW bug image from Town & Country
Bottom Row: Mimosa Yellow Bouquet by Kei's Flowers; Yellow wedding shoes from She Knows; Groom wears yellow tie from Evoke Photography
Whether we are spending Valentine’s day with that special someone or focusing on treating ourselves better, this hallmark day reminds us of one thing, LOVE. We should be showing love every day, but doesn't it feel good to bask in the love fest that reminds everyone to stop and take time for one another and not to mention #1, ourselves. Here are a few ideas to show love on this Valentine's Day. Treat yourself or your cutie to a hot bath filled with rose petals, candles and soft music. The fragrant bath isn't just good for the senses, but rose petals are a known toner and clarifies the skin. You can pick them up for just $5 a bag at Fort Myers Floral Designs, 11480 Cleveland Avenue, Fort Myers, FL. Or how about a chocolate that makes your heart melt as it melts in your mouth. Norman Love Confections entices the soul with their exotic flavors and award winning artistry of their fine chocolates and pastries. These gems look just too good to eat! Indulgence is bliss, knowing that some of their assortments of fine cocoa is chocked full of antioxidants. If Chocolate is not for you, then ask someone to Bee Mine with products from Burt's Bees beauty products made from natural, organic ingredients. Their bees wax based lip gloss fortified with soothing herbs make lips kissable and tastes good too! Happy Valentine's Day from the gals at Studio 6XI.
In a home fashion article on iVillage.com for 2010 color trend predictions, turquoise was rated the hot new color for home decor, paint and accents. This vivacious color has multiple shades that compliment warm as well as cool colors. What a great way to change up your decor a bit and add some turquoise accessories, funky throw pillows, or paint on an accent wall.
Along with this hot hue of blue, it is said that blue in general is making a huge comeback. So, don't throw away that blue danube china your grandmother gave you! From home to fashion; cloudy slates to bold colbalts are making a statement. Not to mention navy is the more serious side of black.
Studio 6XI was the co-sponsor along with Creative Events and Rentals at the 2010 Tropical Florida Bridal Fair at the Edison Ford Winter Estates. Our reception design was a play on vintage elegance, with a modern twist. The Edison Ford Winter Estates displays a beautiful grounds with gardens, Edison and Ford's original homes, towering palms and twisted fig trees. A perfect setting for a modern bride with a vintage flare. We thank all of the vendors for their participation of our design, including Libby's Flowers for the floral arrangements, Connie Duglin for the colorful linens, Mason's Bakery for the cake design, and Creative Events & Rentals for the beautifully draped tent filled with gold chiavari chairs and tables. This Event was a wonderful success bringing in over 100 brides!
We are always in search of unique vendors to offer our Brides. After finding these fabulous paper bouquets and cake toppers, we couldn't help but run with scissors. Weddings by Becca Mari creates fun and fresh custom paper designs for weddings, or any event. Studio 6XI had the pleasure of promoting this unique find at the 2010 Tropical Bridal Fair at the Edison Ford Winter Estates. You can find these paper treasures on her Etsy Shop at Weddings by Becca Mari.
Studio 6XI is happy to announce their participation in the 3rd Annual Festival of Trees benefiting Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida. This event will be held at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in the Fort Myers River District. It is the goal of many local businesses to show support for Goodwill Industries by sponsoring and decorating a tree, a wreath, or donating a gift that are all auctioned off at the Tux & Tree Gala on December 4, 2009. Leading up to the gala, there will be free events starting November 27th and lasting till December 2nd. For more information regarding the event and to see pictures from last year go to http://www.tuxandtrees.com/index.htm
Custom Graphics are a good way to set your wedding or event apart from others. Save-the-Dates give you the opportunity to set the stage for your special day.
This storyboard shows a custom wedding design that I did for my own wedding. I had warm fuchsias and hot tangerine orange as my colors against a sunset beach, so I brought that feel to life with the save-the-date. I then continued the design using a floral logo that continues on all pieces from the formal invite that slides into a fuchsia die-cut sleeve found on MyGatasby and RSVP card all the way to the thank you cards and stamps I had printed on Zazzle.
I have been a graphic designer for going on 11 years and haven't found more joy than designing custom graphics for weddings and events. Business cards get tossed and put in pockets to get crushed, but a beautiful wedding invitation is carefully placed in a scrapbook to cherish. Along with all of the memories you have with each personalized touch.
Calleen and I were excited to get our first Quinceanera Celebration!!! We could have such fun with the graphics, favors, and over all design of the event. Shown in this storyboard is the fun fan program we did for the church ceremony. Knowing how hot the church got, it was a perfect match to let the guest know what was going on in the ceremony and keeping cool. Believe it or not, we got a donation of stir sticks from Sherwin Williams Paints for the handle on the fan program. All we had to do is paint them gold; we try to find a use for everything around us.
Our Quince Princess, Nydia, wanted a very showy theme using mainly gold and green. And nothing is more dramatic than the peacock flashing its feathers. We took the theme from printing peacock feathers on metallic paper for the invites to using real peacock feathers in our decorating. The RSVP card was an admission ticket. Since this celebration had 150 plus guests, we wanted to make sure everyone was accounted for and taken care of. This elegant, yet festive party was beyond her dreams and made the princess feel so grown up.
Natural Love - Wedding Invitations & Favors
This Spring Wedding was designed around things in nature along with using recycled paper and vellum, we also used wild flower seeds as the favors for the guests.
The invitation had a custom designed birds nest with eggs, symbolizing the building of a new life together. The wording was printed on vellum and laced with a ribbon, topped with a fabric brad. Little details like that, found in scrap booking, is an inexpensive way to embellish your stationary. The RSVP also coordinated with the design adding unity to the ensemble.
The seed packets were actually a Target find that we just couldn't pass up. They went perfectly with the design and were a huge hit with the guests.
The Stationary we did for this wedding painted a story that showed the bride and groom's comical side. Although an elegant affair in the tropical "Old Florida" gardens of Palma Sola Botanica Park, they are very practical people in there everyday living. The vintage country feel with the sepia tone pictures gave it a rich look and a antique flair.