9 Feb

Hello Carolyna Pro Black! Where have you been all our lives???!! We got a bunch of emails about the super cute font we used in our Valentine’s Day giveaway last week, and we agree… it is one of the best we’ve seen. SO, we thought we’d share the love with all of you who adore the look of calligraphy but can’t quite fit it into your event budget.

wedding calligraphy font

We’ve been loving on this little gem since it debuted in December, and for $89 you really can’t beat it. You could totally use it on all of your paper goods, or if you’re like us, you just like to collect pretty fonts and store them away for future use. Also a totally valid reason to buy this one!

It’s available on MyFonts.com when you’re ready.

 
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31 Jan

This is a truly epic sale in the Pop-Up Shop, you guys. Chez Renee is SOOO full of amazing decor, accessories, supplies, signs, and vintage pieces that it’s literally a guarantee that you’ll find something you love in her shop. Srsly jump on the chance to purchase a voucher good for any merchandise in her shop.

Look how much cuteness:

And there’s tons more on the Chez Renee site! Claim your voucher asap because they’re not going to last long… if we have anything to do with it.

Plus you can also pick up a spot to The Little Branch’s floral workshops in LA this week in the Pop-Up Shop. Buy a few new vases or vintage vessels with your Chez Renee voucher and then fill them with the arrangements you’ve learned to make in a workshop with The Little Branch!

 
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24 Jan

Some of us love to dream of living in a glamorous gold-trimmed mansion fit for royalty, Monet paintings adorning the walls, antique lace gowns hanging delicately along an open dressing room. For those dreamers, we present you with this fantastical collaboration between A-listers, Corbin Gurkin and Ceci New York. It doesn’t get any more romantic than hand died napkins, a nude & gray palette, antique gold and pink jewelry, and a dinner table set in a secret garden. If after these ethereal photos you still want more, make sure to pick up a copy of the latest issue of Pacific Weddings magazine.

French Impressionist Style Shoot

French Impressionist Style Shoot

From Corbin… I’ve always found such inspiration in the work of impressionist paintings – the soft gestures, subtle palette, and ethereal nature completely encapsulate the look I love to create in my own wedding photography. There’s no better season than springtime in Paris and when conceptualizing this inspiration shoot I wanted to bring together a group of artisans who could translate a vision of the impressionist inspired garden party. I collaborated with Ceci New York who so beautifully captured the nude & grey palette I had in mind with touches of ombre throughout.

French Impressionist Style Shoot

French Impressionist Style Shoot

Ashley Brooke Perryman, our remarkable makeup and hair stylist, used soft pink tones to create a romantic look for our model and we loved the natural braided hair that so many brides are drawn to right now – it was the ideal effortless look for our bride.  Delphine’s gowns were paired with custom jewelry from Kristin Morris in antique golds and pink.

French Impressionist Style Shoot

The typeface was reminiscent of the belle-epoque iron works and café signage. I’m particularly drawn to texture, and Ceci used a canvas envelope to bring in a painterly quality to the invitation set. The result was complete perfection.

French Impressionist Style Shoot

French Impressionist Style Shoot

Nancy and Anne of Fete in France found the perfect spot for our tablescape – the Commanderie in Montmartre. They hand died our ombre napkins, used antique containers for the florals, and sourced an iron table that created the garden party aesthetic. We paired our table design with stunning gowns from Delphine Manivet, whose delicate lace and soft white material reminds me of antique French tea dresses, completely apropos for our styling and design concept. 

French Impressionist Style Shoot

The talented bakers at Sugarplum Cake Shop completed the design with a hand painted blue and nude toned cake that featured subtle brushstrokes and watercolor details.

What’s not to love about this shoot! Thanks so much for sharing ladies!

Photography: Corbin Gurkin / Gowns: Delphine Manivet / Custom jewelry: Kristen Morris / Invitations: Ceci New York / Table design and decor: Fete in France (Anne Mulvihill & Nancy LaTart) / Cake: Sugarplum Cake Shop / Venue: La Commanderie (Montmarte, France) / Florist: Sol y Flor (5 rue Coëtlogon 75006 Paris) / Makeup and Hair Styling: Ashley Brook Perryman / Model: Lea

 
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18 Jan

This is a pretty darn exciting bit of news, you guys. Yeah! Rentals is officially open for business! We’re so super excited to see this playah enter the rentals scene. Oh yeah, we said playah. That’s what Yeah! Rentals is, people. The brainchild of Michael Antonia of the Flashdance, you know this company is a brilliant idea. Which is obvious when you see the photos below. We’re hoping YR is going to usher in a whole new era of wedding and event design, inspired by the amazing pieces now available for decor.

Here’s the scoop: Yeah! Rentals is a rental company specializing in Mid-century design (you know, Eames, Knoll, Risom, Herman Miller, Saarinen, etc.), plus a yummy does of navajo, native american, mexican and totally custom pieces crafted here in LA. They’re designing, buying, and shooting new pieces every day, and currently have inventory for events of up to 350 people, plus lounge furniture, rugs, props, blankets, benches, poufs and more.

Here’s the look:

Awesome, right? We think so. And a little secret, they’ll be supplying some sweet decor for Amanda’s wedding this fall. So excited!

You can follow them on Twitter (@yeahrentals) and Like them on FB too, if you’re so inclined. (We do, obvs!)

To talk details of your event, check out their full inventory, or just get inspired… pop over to yeahrentals.com.

{video by Son of Shark Pig)

You can view more of Yeah Rentals work in our Vendor Guide!
 
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3 Jan

Let’s all take a deep breath, pop open some pretty pink bubbly and welcome 2012 in style. While you’ve been enjoying the holidays, we’ve been sneaking in some work time to make sure the new year is an unforgettable one for you. Gorgeous weddings, engagements, inspirational shoots and tutorials await! Shall we mosey into the new year with a little vintage Hollywood glam?

vintage hollywood glam shoot

We’re loving those sweet Mr & Mrs paddle signs designed by Little Retreats. The gold accent border adds the perfect touch of glam to such an elegant black & white invitation suite designed by Jen Simpson Design.

vintage hollywood glam shoot

The bride was fashioned with an original Tessa Kim birdcage veil with black feathers and carried a beautiful antique brooch bouquet carefully crafted by Blue Petyl.

vintage hollywood glam shoot

vintage hollywood glam shoot

Loving the pattern and textures in their gorgeous Mr. & Mrs. banner handcrafted by Courtney of Joyful Joyful Designs. Cute idea to drape above the intimate sweetheart table.

vintage hollywood glam shoot

vintage hollywood glam shoot

The umbrellas? We’re dying over those too! Everything in this shoot is so thought out and executed beautifully. From the vintage pieces to antique mirror trays used as platters for the dessert bar, umbrellas hung on string lights taking the place of chandeliers, and gold tinged mercury glass – stunning.

vintage hollywood glam shoot

We were so excited to hear that many of the vases and platters in the shoot consisted of jars and old glass vases that were painted or treated to give it a vintage look (very budget-friendly).

From the fabulous stylist:

Originally inspired by the modern Hollywood city scape, we arranged a variety of different sizes and shapes in matte black, ivory, clear and gold to resemble the eclectic mix of structures. They were paired with a mix of gorgeous ivory flowers. A dessert table is a must at weddings nowadays. It gives guests options making it fun rather than the traditional slice of cake. Miso from Miso Bakes slaved over a gorgeous setup of cakepops, sugar cookies, cupcakes and chocolate truffles. She also created the simply stunning black and ivory cake. We secured an ivory backdrop with a black raindrop beaded curtain in front to add that touch of glam!

vintage hollywood glam shoot

vintage hollywood glam shoot

Now that they’ve shared their secrets, who’s thinking of having a vintage glam themed wedding?

Photography: Ashley Bee Photography / Event planner + stylist: Erin B. Events / Floral designer: Flower Allie / Venue: Jones Victorian Estate / Invitation designer: Jen Simpson Design / Dress designer: Bonny Bridal / Mr. & Mrs. Paddle signs: Little Retreats / Mr. & Mrs. signs: Joyful Joyful Designs / Cakes: Miso Bakes / Heirlooms + extras: Tessa Kim & Blue Petyl / Linings + coverings: Allie’s Party Rentals / Vintage china: A Belle Affaire / Equipment rentals: Bella Umbrella / Hair + Makeup: A Pretty You / Models: Sarah Portillo & Cody Langan

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