Thinking of different desserts for your wedding? It’s becoming more and more popular to venture away from your typical white cake with buttercream frosting and go for desserts that are more personal and memorable.
Sure it’s still a cake, but that’s no ordinary frosting–it’s a toasted marshmallow! You’ll need a torch to make this s’mores cake, just watch your hair…and veil!
These individually wrapped caramel apples would be a sweet treat at any dessert table, or a great favor for guests to take home.
Add a delicious touch to a rustic wedding with these mini pies.
What a great idea for a summer wedding! Create a personal ice cream parlour stocked with all your favorite toppings.
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In the mood for an easy DIY project? These Jonathan Adler inspired vases allow you to reuse old bottles and cans to create a beautiful new piece for your home. Stick with a straight line of dots for a simple and elegant look, or let your creative side out with an intricate pattern. no comments Only a few more days until the 4th of July, so it’s time to roll out the grill and light those sparklers. Here’s some fun DIY projects that will add some patriotic pizazz to your BBQ.
Talk about a gastronomical feat! If you’re up for the challenge, this flag cake found on Glorious Treats would impresses your guests and have their mouths watering!
Have an empty six-pack holder? Don’t throw it in the recycle bin yet. Why not try this project from Design Sponge and turn it into a festive condiment holder. Your picnic will be red, white, blue…and green!
Cheers America! 2 comments There are so many gorgeous shots from this wedding, I really couldn’t choose. So here is the beautiful bride. To see all of the fantastic eye-candy shot by Jose Villa, go here for the full post. Amazing!
no comments I’ve seen such great use of vintage sign letters for wedding and home decor. But waiting to find just the right size and letter that you need can be a long process. These great handmade vintage looking letters from Edie’s Lab can be made to order in a variety of colors or natural wood and a few different sizes. Lots of possibilities and no searching!
This clean sans serif font stands 12 inches high and is $15 per letter.
I love the options for colors and the slightly distressed look. These block letters are 18 inches high and $35 each. no comments If you are a crafty creative bride living in Chicago you can check out this event on Saturday.
There should be an inspiring group of creative vendors on hand. Check it out on Saturday the 29th from 10 to 4. The full info is here. And here are a few of the artists you might see …
Ring pillows and more from Llubav.
Modern wedding invitations set in old school metal type from Starshaped Press. no comments Love these Valentine themed pillow from etsy seller Nesta Home. Give a little love for the season, or check out her full collection of home accessories here.
no comments I just love all the gorgeous floral elements from this wedding. The combination of flowers with more woody pods and branches is fantastic. And the simple all white color scheme keeps it modern and rustic at the same time. A beautiful outdoor affair. Photography is by Mint Photography. Found via follow studio.
How great is the leaf table number? What a simple idea! 1 comment
I always love checking out the latest from Hello Naomi. Her cakes, cookies, and cupcakes are almost too cool to eat.I love this cake and coordinating cookies from a sixteenth birthday. Could be great as a groom’s cake, too. I think she could make any movie into a fantastic party cake/cookie combo so if you are looking for someone to create your vision (and you live in Australia), check it out. If not, maybe she could inspire you to diy your own cookie favors. Check out great photos on her blog. no comments This wedding looks like an editorial shoot, but amazingly it’s a real wedding! What a gorgeous couple. I love their style, but also the fun they are having together. Great clothes and great smiles! Photos by Polly Alexandre. Dress is Elato by Elie Saab. See the full wedding here.
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No 4th of July party is complete without a drink to keep you cool. This 
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