Today I get to share with you some gorgeous artwork from Erika Jones also known on the web as Peppermint Tatty.
I absolutely love this realism of this blackberry vine! Be sure to check out the Peppermint Tatty website and also go and follow Erika as @Pepperminttatty on Instagram and on Facebook!
There’s nothing I love more than being able to find local vendors and being able to see their work to hand. As well as this and mood boards, the Onewed app allows you to catch up on their latest blog posts!
(Unfortunately, the local vendor part of the app only works if you live in the US)
You can also search categories for inspiration for weddings such as bridesmaids and venue decor.
The Knot app is very similar to the first app, but with extra bonuses with helping you find venues and photographers in your selected area (again, more for if you’re in the US) but to also takes into account your budget, guest list and overall style of your wedding.
This edition of Divine Without The Dollar is all about the shiny metallic colours. This gorgeous dress from ModCloth has both silver and gold going at the same time! I’m in love! Below is the full list and links to the products on ModCloth, be sure to leave a comment of what styles you’d like to see next!
Sparkle Your Interest Dress, Star Gazing Gala Heel, Betsey Johnson Luxe Of Love Heel, Rise And Shine To The Occasion Heel, Glitz And Gleam Heel, Cocktails In Celebration Headband, When In Rome Headband, Pretty As A Princess Headband, Golden State Shoreline Earrings, Set To Sparkle Earrings, Winsome Waves Necklace, Fruitful Venture Necklace, A Familiar Ring Necklace, Sweet Structure Clutch, Play The Party Clutch, Prized Plume Bracelet.
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Today I get to share with you this utterly beautiful, calming and intimate ceremony of Ann & Paul from Val & Sarah Photography that took place at Parish Foods & Goods in Atlanta where Paul’s best friend married them.
Over 5 years ago in early fall of 2008, I met Paul in Brooklyn after exchanging some stories on a now-defunct dating site that was, at the time, probably being held together by paperclips and string. Tall, goofy and handsome.. just my type! We hit it off and had a whirlwind romance over 6 weeks time.. until he told me he was moving to Nashville. Needless to say, I put the brakes on and he soon high-tailed it out of New York.
Months passed, and although he tried to stay in touch, I tried to move on. One afternoon, in January of 2012, I was updating my LinkedIn, in hopes of finding a new job, when in the right-hand corner of my screen appeared a suggested connection: Paul.
I thought, “How could this be? We haven’t talked in years!”, and quickly searched my email account for anything containing “paul” — hoping to find some straggling email from yesteryear which I hadn’t yet deleted. And there it was! An unanswered email from 3 years prior. He had found a bottle of wine from the Burge Family Winemakers (this is my maiden name), snapped a picture and purchased a bottle to try.
So, 3 years later, I wrote back with profuse apologies for dropping off the face of the earth and a request to catch up and hear how he is doing.. 20 minutes later, Paul wrote back! And he was in Atlanta.
Over the course of a year, we wrote hundreds of emails, thousands of text messages and logged a hefty volume of phone hours while we walked, drove, rode in taxis, cooked dinner, and before we went to sleep at night.
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