It is sizzling hot here in NYC today, and we can’t help but to think about all the summer brides out there in their wedding gowns. We found this great article about how to beat the heat and stay cool on your wedding day!
http://offbeatbride.com/2012/04/summer-wedding-tips
Good morning, and happy Monday! Wedding guest books can be very expensive, and perhaps not the must have item that you are willing to splurge on. They are also typically have too many pages leaving the majority of the book empty by the end of your wedding. We found this great article on the knot about how to make your own customized wedding guest book! Save some money and create something that is personalized and memorable!
http://m.theknot.com/wedding-planning/diy-do-it-yourself-weddings/articles/do-it-yourself-wedding-guest-books.aspx
Check out Oscar De La Renta’s 2014 wedding dress collection. As always, such beautiful, luxurious, creative and cutting edge designs.
http://www.oscardelarenta.com/
One of the hottest trends in weddings and in fashion is 1920’s American glamour. With the popularity of the film Gatsby, based off of the great prohibition era author F. Scott Fitzgerald’s book The Great Gatsby, fringe, feathers, glitz and glam are back in style with a modern twist. Art deco inspired patterns, beading, headbands, flapper pleats, and pearls are being incorporated in many trending wedding designs. Champagnes, golds, silvers, and whites with accents of saturated color would be a nice way to modernize this vintage look. Whether or not you are planning a themed wedding or want to incorporate some aspect of this timeless look paired with a contemporary vibe, we hope these images will inspire you while planning your big day! Read More
Here are some beautiful bouquets we designed for our weddings this past weekend. They are all so unique and personalized for each of our fabulous clients.
Happy Tuesday! We hope you all had a wonderful Memorial Day long weekend. Here’s a great article on some of the best wedding venues in NYC. We’re really obsessed with a location in Long Island City called The Foundry. It is a 19th century metal foundry with old exposed brick contrasts and modern steel railings to create a unique ambiance. Such a great place for a formal sit down dinner or cocktails
