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Natalie’s Real Wedding {Part One} :: Getting Pretty

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

One of our fantabulous interns, Natalie, recently got married. This is part one of a series following her through her wedding day. Her day didn’t start out so peachy and we decided to leave that bit because this is a REAL wedding, after all.


The morning of my wedding was all over the place…the getting ready, the terrible feeling I had (not about getting married, but just a terrible feeling) and my amazing bridesmaids.

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This is the only hanging dress picture I have because I was doing so not well the morning of my wedding. I just wanted to put the dress on and forgot that my fantastic photographer needed pictures of it. I am dumb, sometimes. Don’t make that mistake.


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These are my faboosh wedding shoes. Love love love.


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My bouquet…looking back, I’m not sure that I really like it. At the time though, I didn’t notice that I didn’t like it, which is strange because I was totally noticing everything else ever that could’ve possibly made me upset.


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My amazing friend, and bridesmaid S, who has just left for Lebanon for a year. Miss her so bad. She was trying to convince that terrible feeling I had to go away, and meanwhile, she did my hair. In fact…


All of my bridesmaids did each other’s hair and make-up, and they all looked awesome. No really. Look.
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I stole this picture from facebook, but it’s one of my favorites. It’s Husband’s sister, J, straddling my 6-months-pregnant-at-the- time sister so she could do her make-up. They had just met 2 days before. I love it.

You’ll see how awesome they looked later. Promise. But it was so cool 1. in that all of them were so talented, and 2. in that there were kind of two groups, one from St. Louis and one from Austin/Husband’s sister J from Dallas, so some of them knew each other, but they all just jumped right in to do whatever needed to be done, beautification-wise, for whomever. It was sweet.


So score for free hair and make-up for everyone. If you have bridesmaids as talented as I did, utilize them!


All photos unless otherwise noted by Michelle Peyronet.

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What’s in Bloom :: Fall Wedding Flowers

Monday, August 30th, 2010

Looking for ways to keep within your floral budget? Simply find out what flowers are in season! Add a touch of elegance and tradition by mixing them with classic flowers that are always in bloom, like roses or orchids.


Now get ready to fall in love with calla lilies, zinnias, dahlias, chrysanthemums and sunflowers for your fall wedding.

Fall Wedding Flowers :: Calla Lilies

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Zinnias

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Fall Wedding Flowers :: Dahlias

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Fall Wedding Flowers :: Chrysanthemums

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Fall Wedding Flowers :: Sunflowers

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You can choose any flower you want for your bouquet and centerpieces, but if you’re looking to save money, incorporate some in season flowers into your arrangements! And these are just a few examples of flowers that are in bloom for the fall.
So girls, what’s going to blossom at your wedding?

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Wedding Flower Trend :: Rainbow Roses

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

The new color of roses



There is no doubt about it; I love color and lots of it! Granted, my taste has come a long way from my childhood when my bedroom walls were hot pink and my ceiling fan was neon orange (no joke, a normal person would have been blinded), but nonetheless I still crave color, and rainbow roses definitely satisfy that craving!

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Rainbow roses were developed in Holland. The color comes from dyes made from natural plant extracts that are absorbed in the roses as they grow. They are the new floral trend in Europe. If you fancy bold color, you will love these roses too.

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I think these roses are fun and fresh, but realize they might not be for everyone. If you like all the color, but are not sure about the rainbow rose, there are plenty of other ways to incorporate bold color in your floral design.

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Wedding Design :: Pomanders

Tuesday, August 17th, 2010

A Wedding Design Element…
Pomanders, So Simply Chic



Pomanders, also known as floral balls or spheres, will give your wedding a simple and chic look. Pomanders can be made with beautiful fresh cut flowers, or even with artificial flowers if you need to keep your floral budget on the tighter side. Check out all the ways to incorporate pomanders into your wedding!

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Pomander Aisle Markers

Use pomanders to decorate your aisle. The ribbons can easily be hooked on the back of chairs. Or, garden hooks can be placed along the aisle to add height and draw more attention to your pomanders.

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Floating Pomanders

Does your wedding venue have a pool or other water feature that needs some dressing up? Add floating pomanders!

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Hanging Pomanders

Hang pomanders to add a whimsical feel to your wedding decor.

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Pomander Centerpieces

Pomanders add a geometric quality to typical floral centerpieces. Pomanders can also do double duty here…use them as your aisle markers and then place them atop a vase for your centerpieces.

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Pomander Bouquets

Once again, these pomanders can do double duty. Your bridesmaids won’t walk around with them during the reception, so use them as part of your centerpieces!

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Flower Girl Pomanders

The quintessential pomander is the Flower Girl pomander. Adorably feminine, pretty pomanders are the perfect flower girl prop. (Let them sprinkle rose petals on the aisle before the ceremony begins…they’ll get to toss petals and you’ll make sure your aisle is perfectly petaled.)

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Summer or fall, classic or modern, pomanders will complete the look of your special day. Check back later for Pomanders: DIY!

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Wedding Flower Trend: Baby’s Breath

Friday, August 13th, 2010

Lately I’ve been mesmerized by the way brides are using a flower that is often overlooked: Baby’s Breath. I turned my nose up at Baby’s Breath at first because of its reputation as a “filler flower”, but after seeing all of these photos, I’ve changed my mind.

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Baby’s Breath can create a simple, rustic feel, or a lush, elegant feel, depending on how it is used.



Baby’s Breath: Ceremony Décor

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Baby’s Breath: Bridal Bouquets

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Baby’s Breath: Bridal Party

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Baby’s Breath: Centerpieces

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Baby’s Breath: Cake Table

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In addition to looking floaty and full, Baby’s Breath is a great choice for keeping your wedding details beautiful while not breaking the bank. It’s also fairly heat tolerant!


What do you think about Baby’s Breath? Would you use it?

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