Showing posts with label going to the chapel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label going to the chapel. Show all posts

Monday, November 17, 2008

cheap chic

when (and if) i ever get married, i love how simple a baby's breath bouquet looks. understated and beautiful...

the next two are farmers market ideas from real simple. pretty bundles of flowers that you could easily use to make your own budget friendly bouquets...


(link via cup-a-jo:)

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

photo love

I plan events as part of my job. I am a huge type-A control freak. I will be one of those brides who gives her photographer a "shot list." But how can you not when there are amazing photos like this one to be taken?

LOVE LOVE LOVE. And, to make it better still, it's from a wedding in Indianapolis! Discovered through my new favorite wedding blog, Tying The Knot, written by Jessica, who recently got married in Indianapolis.



Ok Shift, no more wedding posts...today :)

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

hello, lover.

how amazing would these blue satin louboutins be for my "something blue" for the wedding? love love love.

Friday, September 19, 2008

mazel tov!

Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan, partners of 14 years, just tied the knot in San Francisco. Jonathan has an amazing home decor line and Simon is the creative director at Barneys. Such a stylish couple! They also have an adorable dog named Liberace. Love it! They are definitely one of my favorite celebrity couples, and it's wonderful that they were able to marry.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

do they allow dogs in churches?

Hi, my name is Barclay, and I'm addicted to wedding blogs. I have about 20 of them on my google reader, and they're the greatest thing ever for getting creative ideas for your wedding. Like this post from Something Old, Something New.











We want to include our dog in our wedding ceremony (yes, we're those crazy people) and -- while our dog is not a dachsund -- she is small and hyperactive enough that the only way we would trust her to carry the rings down the aisle would be to strap them to her with a genius contraption like this pillow. Now the real question is, will the parents of the ringbearer be insulted if we ask if our dog can accompany their son down the aisle? Le sigh.