Winter Wedding.

We both kind of wish our weddings were held during the Winter months (but alas we are Spring brides...and still as smitten as can be).  When imagining a Winter wedding, there truly is nothing more romantic then your first dance with your now-husband, snuggling up with him, as your guests watch in awe, and fire crackles in the distant fireplace.

bride and groom, white flowers in pots {Sarah Yates}, wed cake, shoes, headband, invitations, bride in shrug {Parker J}, bride and groom, wedding rings, coffee drink 

DIY Upside Down Floral Arrangement.

The inspiration:

When we first spotted these amazing upside down floral arrangements on Style Me Pretty {Our Labor of Love}, we literally gasped.  So amazing, so different, beyond anything we’d ever seen.  We decided that we just had to try to recreate something similar on a smaller scale. 

 Our version:

We bought all the crafting materials from Michaels and the flowers from Trader Joe’s (yellow spider mums, ranunculus and tulips).  We used 3 of the 8” blocks of floral foam (we wanted one solid block, but unfortunately Michaels didn’t carry them).  We secured each block together using toothpicks.  Then added moss to the entire base, securing with an adhesive spray glue.  We pushed the flowers into the foam block (no adhesive was needed).  Then tied ribbon around to secure and hang from a doorway.  Love it!

Flea Market Found.

The streets and flea markets of Paris and Buenos Aires are ideal inspiration for a free-spirited bride. Vintage mirrors, Moroccan lanterns, and mismatched china create a strong backdrop for a totally personalized day. Hang that old chandelier in the trees, done your grandmother's dress, hunt through the local thrift store, and  pretend you brought it all back from Argentina.  

kissing couple {Corbin Gurkin}, Temperley dress, lanterns, lace dress, flowers, chandelier {Belathee Photography}, save the date,  {AJ Williams} , china, dress and mantilla, vintage postage, ring, wedding

Beginnings.

We began as two girls blogging about our own weddings on our personal blog, Tulle & Feathers. Along the way, we realized this was about more than our own weddings. It was about a passion for events. 

For us, events are all about bringing family and friends together in the most inspired environment possible. We hope this blog provides inspiration in all things lovely- whether DIY projects, your own wedding, or your best friend's baby shower. 

XO,

Tori & Myka