Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Wedding dress simple but unique. Plain wedding dress and white is ornamented d big white rose formed from cloth and placed on the chest model. Artificial roses covering almost all parts of the model's chest. Unique wedding dress and very simple, the model also only use this wedding dress tampa decorations with that hairstyle just tied back. Very simple, unique and beautiful.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Still the same as the previous postings, wedding rings with gold and diamonds. For this wedding ring diamond ring terpasan the base is coated with white gold. Three beautiful mix of elements. A pair of wedding rings, rings for men only look innocent by placing five small diamond-shaped boxes of sides equal to the width of the ring. Almost the same as the bride's ring, only to diamonds in the middle of a larger size tenfold and not box shaped. It was a combination of a beautiful wedding ring.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Wedding cake on this one cream colored black, so to use a cream base color of brown or white color rather dirty so slightly brownish. Composed of three cylindrical piles of cakes and bottom layers each given a white ribbon with pearls. For this reason the wedding cake is also board-shaped boxes are stacked. White wedding cake was decorated with a brownish cream painting of flowers on each wall and on top of the cake in white flowers give it covers the entire top of cake. Beautiful wedding cake.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Again, the wedding cake is very unique with the shape of a hat for the happy couple. For the groom hat brown and ornate white ribbons only very simple. Then to cap a white bride and was given a red ribbon ornaments, and white roses and red and the leaves are also white. What a wedding cake that is unique to the couple of hats.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Wedding dress is very simple and white milk. Such as lingerie model woman using a small rope attached to the shoulders and form up along the foot of the canal. In the photos look front and rear view also look forward to revealing the top. The lower part of this wedding dress, so the shoe expands nipples women models wear the shoes look white, but in looking back over the legs. Model women do not use jewelry anything and only wearing bridal white milk.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Ring couples a very unique, different from the others. This wedding ring-rectangle, but the four corners smoothed. White gold each is believed to be the main element of this wedding ring. Then there is little provision of small diamond-shaped box and also put into the bay. The location of this diamond is unique, not just in the middle of the ring but on the edge, near the corner of the ring smooth this rectangle.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Wedding cake simple but elegant, very beautiful with two colors of red and white. White is in all parts of wedding cake was a stack of three ring-shaped cookie. Then there is the red ribbon wrapped around each ornament bottom of the cake, and also exist in roses adorn this wedding cake with the beautiful. If you notice a bit like a red hat and white, very sweet and funny this cake.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
The concept is very simple and elegant wedding ring attached to it. Using the basic ingredients to make white gold look elegant and forms a ring just like normal to look simple. There is one additional element that makes this ring can not be taken lightly, which is strongly attached five diamond-shaped fruit of a small box tucked into the ring so as not to stand out and stay put forward the concept is simple.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Wedding cake is unique, filled with white roses. Even the wedding cake layers did not appear because all parts of wedding cake is covered with white roses. Cake which is composed of three cylindrical piles of cakes and on each pile given little pole barrier which is also white. What a unique wedding cake with white roses that covered the entire part of the cake.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Once again I've repeated a few favorites here, namely the large balloons with number tags from Randi Brookman Harris' wedding, and the black and white bouquet by Artfool (now Matthew Robbins Design). What can I say, they're favorites! I actually started with the intention of creating an all-white winter wedding inspiration board based around this gorgeous dress by Elizabeth Dye, but I think what I ended up with here is much more fun. Inspired by vintage circus ephemera and details, from the balloons to the souvenir card to the popcorn, this is a modern take on that look. Mostly white, with just a few well-edited dabs of black for contrast, it's both whimsical and chic.
Mood: chic modern whimsy, with a touch of vintage circus inspiration
Palette: glassine white, ink black
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Top row from left: white dress with ruffled waist by Elizabeth Dye, balloons with number tags from Martha Stewart Weddings, Papermade stationery with black and white twine photo by Max Wanger via Style Me Pretty
Row 2: coconut chocolate cupcake photo by Victoria Pearson, white lemonade with straw flags from Amy Atlas
Row 3: black and white bouquet with sweet peas and privet berries by Artfool, vintage souvenir postcard, balloon ceremony photo by W. Scott Chester
Row 4: popcorn in glassine bags styled by Erin Quon, white piano from Janny Panns' flickr, milk glass cake stands from Martha Stewart via Classic Bride, vintage alphabet garland from Chronicle Books
This inspiration board is, I hope, further evidence that having a simple, and even budget-friendly,* wedding doesn't have to mean sacrificing style. The decor is mostly large white balloons (which can be found for under $3 each), some touches of black and white twine ($15 for 240 yards), and milk glass cake stands (check eBay and flea markets for these). The only flowers are in the bride's bouquet (and possibly the groom's boutonniere). Even the darling alphabet garland is only $13, and which could be used for any number of things (and used again and again after the wedding!).
A reception with cupcakes, lemonade or punch, and popcorn will cost far less than just about any other option. There is no rule that says you have to serve your guests a full meal (though if you don't, make sure to hold your wedding in between meal times); in fact, for the longest time, a cake and punch reception immediately following the ceremony was standard. I think it's tough these days when, so often, many or most wedding guests are coming from out of town to attend, and it seems as though you ought to serve them a full meal at the reception - this is certainly something my honey and I have struggled with. But if that's not your style, or if it's just not in your budget, cake and punch, or dessert and champagne, is perfectly acceptable, especially if it means you can afford to have all of the people you love there with you to celebrate.
(*In fact, "simple" and "budget-friendly" are not the same thing. It can cost an awful lot of money to have a simply elegant wedding, and it can cost no money at all to lose sight of simplicity.)
Mood: chic modern whimsy, with a touch of vintage circus inspiration
Palette: glassine white, ink black
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Top row from left: white dress with ruffled waist by Elizabeth Dye, balloons with number tags from Martha Stewart Weddings, Papermade stationery with black and white twine photo by Max Wanger via Style Me Pretty
Row 2: coconut chocolate cupcake photo by Victoria Pearson, white lemonade with straw flags from Amy Atlas
Row 3: black and white bouquet with sweet peas and privet berries by Artfool, vintage souvenir postcard, balloon ceremony photo by W. Scott Chester
Row 4: popcorn in glassine bags styled by Erin Quon, white piano from Janny Panns' flickr, milk glass cake stands from Martha Stewart via Classic Bride, vintage alphabet garland from Chronicle Books
This inspiration board is, I hope, further evidence that having a simple, and even budget-friendly,* wedding doesn't have to mean sacrificing style. The decor is mostly large white balloons (which can be found for under $3 each), some touches of black and white twine ($15 for 240 yards), and milk glass cake stands (check eBay and flea markets for these). The only flowers are in the bride's bouquet (and possibly the groom's boutonniere). Even the darling alphabet garland is only $13, and which could be used for any number of things (and used again and again after the wedding!).
A reception with cupcakes, lemonade or punch, and popcorn will cost far less than just about any other option. There is no rule that says you have to serve your guests a full meal (though if you don't, make sure to hold your wedding in between meal times); in fact, for the longest time, a cake and punch reception immediately following the ceremony was standard. I think it's tough these days when, so often, many or most wedding guests are coming from out of town to attend, and it seems as though you ought to serve them a full meal at the reception - this is certainly something my honey and I have struggled with. But if that's not your style, or if it's just not in your budget, cake and punch, or dessert and champagne, is perfectly acceptable, especially if it means you can afford to have all of the people you love there with you to celebrate.
(*In fact, "simple" and "budget-friendly" are not the same thing. It can cost an awful lot of money to have a simply elegant wedding, and it can cost no money at all to lose sight of simplicity.)
Monday, December 14, 2009
Today's winter wedding board draws its inspiration from a classic harbinger of the holidays, the poinsettia. But instead of the traditional red, I've used poinsettias in various shades of pink and cream. With a mostly white palette and lots of candles, the pink isn't cloying - though it would certainly make for a sweet bridal shower as well as a wedding or holiday party. Invitations are all white, except for calligraphy lettered in pink ink, and they're finished off with white twine and sealing wax (if you want to send envelopes wrapped in twine, you'll need to put them inside glassine envelopes for mailing). I imagined this as a simple tea reception, with cake and candies, and of course champagne and tea - a budget-friendly option that's charming and sophisticated.
Mood: warm, charming
Palette: poinsettia pink, candlelight white
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Top row from left: poinsettia wreath from Matthew Mead Style, white Christmas crackers from Rebecca Thuss, red calligraphy from Mr Boddington's Studio, red-lipped bride with pale pink dress from Martha Stewart Weddings
Row 2: various white candies via The Bride's Guide, blusher veil photo by Corbin Gurkin, tea cake from Crown & Crumpet, ceremony site with candles from Wonderful Graffiti
Row 3: bouquet with cattleya orchids from Martha Stewart Weddings, envelope with twine and wax seal from Linea Carta, vintage gloves photo by Anna Kuperberg, pink poinsettia from Matthew Mead Style
Mood: warm, charming
Palette: poinsettia pink, candlelight white
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Top row from left: poinsettia wreath from Matthew Mead Style, white Christmas crackers from Rebecca Thuss, red calligraphy from Mr Boddington's Studio, red-lipped bride with pale pink dress from Martha Stewart Weddings
Row 2: various white candies via The Bride's Guide, blusher veil photo by Corbin Gurkin, tea cake from Crown & Crumpet, ceremony site with candles from Wonderful Graffiti
Row 3: bouquet with cattleya orchids from Martha Stewart Weddings, envelope with twine and wax seal from Linea Carta, vintage gloves photo by Anna Kuperberg, pink poinsettia from Matthew Mead Style
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