100 Layer Cake

31 Jan

Hitched sneak: our table

We couldn’t resist just posting a couple of our own photos of Hitched last night. It’s just our table mind you, and there were extremely talented pros there to really capture the spirit of the whole event. But just to get you excited for those, here’s a lil peek of our set up.

Sparkles! Cowhide! Embroidery! Cacti! We had the bestest time. Met so many sweet readers, talked to so many talented wedding creatives, had so many bags of truffled popcorn. Oh yeah, you heard that right. Truffles. Popcorn. Divine.

More soon.

31 Jan

Vendor Spotlight: Luna Bazaar

categories Details + Decor, Sponsored Post, Vendor Spotlight

Do you all know Luna Bazaar? If not, you really should. It’s a most most excellent place to find all sorts of cute decor for your wedding/party. They literally have everything. Want to see? To illustrate how you can use their pretty products, we thought we’d throw in a few weddings (shot by the very dapper Mr. Max Wanger) to inspire you.

Fans and parasols and lanterns and lights and bottles and lots lots more. You’re about to get lost on the site, FYI.

And you can always find them in them under DIY Resources on our site. Happy shopping!

(Event photography by Max Wanger)

28 Jan

ban.do winner!

categories Giveaway + Contest, Sponsored Post

Congrats Sarah! The ban.do gals will be in touch with you to claim your pretty piece!

Thanks to all who entered! We think you set a 100LC comment record!

We’re off to Hitched in Palm Springs this weekend for some fun crafting, mingling and dancing. Hope to see some of you there!

27 Jan

A charming bowling wedding: Nichole + Tim

categories Pretty Paper, Real Weddings

Gorgeous gorgeous wedding nestled in the Old Buttonwoods neighborhood of Warwick, Rhode Island. Old Buttonwoods? How adorable is that!

The whole wedding is just so pretty and thoughtful and detailed… and the invites and paper are divine. Which is even more awesome because the bride, Nichole, made them! She’s a talented lady.

And we’re pretty sure that every community reception hall should come with vintage mini bowling lanes. So charming!

Enjoy: