Thursday, December 23, 2010
Novia Events Featured on Style Me Pretty Today
For more eye candy check out the blog post at http://www.stylemepretty.com/2010/12/23/vintage-holiday-inspiration-by-sara-gray/
Friday, December 17, 2010
Rock & Roll Wedding Inspiration
Today's idea is inspired by Rock and Roll! It's everywhere lately! E! Television's newest reality TV Show Married to Rock's latest episode features Steve & Josie Stevens tying the knot at a castle... Rock & Roll style! It was definitely fun & regal!
We heart themed weddings.
We came across this wedding inspiration board and think it's perfect for the bride looking for something alternative and non-traditional.
Take a look at this Rock and Roll inspired tablescape!
This table was designed by Kathy Manning of The Party Place in Portland, Oregon.
We are infatuated with all things Christian Louboutin.
These lacey pumps would go great with a rock and roll theme:
Who wouldn't want to go to a wedding after receiving this invitation?
Embrace your inner rockstar!
We heart themed weddings.
We came across this wedding inspiration board and think it's perfect for the bride looking for something alternative and non-traditional.
Take a look at this Rock and Roll inspired tablescape!
This table was designed by Kathy Manning of The Party Place in Portland, Oregon.
We are infatuated with all things Christian Louboutin.
These lacey pumps would go great with a rock and roll theme:
Who wouldn't want to go to a wedding after receiving this invitation?
Embrace your inner rockstar!
Thursday, December 16, 2010
DIY Lacey Candle Centerpiece From Martha Stewart
Today we are infatuated with these Lacey Candle Centerpieces from Martha Stewart Weddings. This is an easy, budget friendly project for any bride to be! These candle centerpieces create an enchanting gentle glow for an evening reception.
Step 1: The votives are made with clear glass cylinders (we used several sizes), white lace, and white candles. To determine how much lace you'll need for each, measure height and circumference of vase.
Step 2: Chose your lace. Fabric or paper lace will work.
Step 3: Before cutting your lace, brush lace with fabric stiffener (available at crafts and fabric stores) so that it won't fray; let dry.
Step 4: Cut, allowing 1/2 inch for seam. For the top edge, follow the floral or decorative pattern as you cut. Wrap lace around vase, and use a hot-glue gun to secure the ends.
Tada! These are a great way to cut costs and have a little romantic ambiance at your reception!
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