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Cheers!!!

Oh my gosh. Run, don’t walk. If you have someone to give this to, you MUST buy this adorable greeting. It makes me want to get engaged!

After finding this yellow save the date card by Lucky Paperie on Etsy, I just had to find more sunny hues. I’ve always had this romantic notion that I could get married in a orchard–saying “I do” under fruit trees. What a delight. 

Sources left to right from top: 1. Cookbooks Etcetera 2. Etsy 3. Bridal Guide 4. Inga Christopher at Advantage Bridal via Brides 5. HouseMartin via Hitched Up 6. Martha Stewart 7. Yellow Brooch at Jillian’s Shop via Etsy 8. De Vincennes Dinnerware at Anthropologie 9. Photo by Kristina at Vrai Photo via DC Nearlyweds

Today, I wanted to post a bright and cheery wedding, so I went on a search and found photographer Stacy Sodolak of SMS Phtography via The Knot (after which I couldn’t leave her blog). This destination wedding fit the bill perfectly for what I was in the mood for…all of the color choices are so creative and well suited for a Mexico wedding. I’m telling you…this type of wedding is high on my wedding wish list. I hope you enjoy!

Here are the details and sign-up information for our workshop! Spaces are limited, so be sure to register as soon as you know you can attend! 

{w h e n}  March 28, 2009 from 1:00-3:00 in the afternoon 

{w h e r e}  Lake Park Clubhouse at Lake and 12th Street in Huntington Beach

{f i n e p r i n t} The DIY Floral Workshop has two price options: one attendee or two attendees. One attendee option is $120 and includes flowers to create one bouquet and one arrangement (each worth much more than $200 at retail price) as well as materials, instruction and champagne, of course. Two attendee option is $140 and allows for a share project. Partners can choose to split their flowers (resulting in much smaller final products) or work together on the arrangements. Additional materials are provided for added attendee. 

{r e g i s t e r} to purchase your reservation click HERE. Add the one attendee or two attendee option to your cart. You’ll be directed to paypal for secure payment. Payment is NON-refundable. 

{q u e s t i o n s} email greylikesweddings@gmail.com

I think I just found the color palette I’m using when I get married. I’m completely in love! 

Sources left to right from top: 1. Birch 2. Birch 3. Something Old Something New 4. Scent of Lisabetta by Sora Designs via Etsy 5. Brides 6. Birch 7. Jamie Anderson 8. Cotton Candy Erica Dress in Fresh Mint by J.Crew 9. Unknown

I stumbled across the UNBELIEVABLE floral designer, Birch and was blown away by their portfolio. Among the imaginative design, this wedding really stood out to me. Can I say, first off, that I love the adventure both designer and bride took with the flowers? BRAVO!!! Anna Kuperberg photographed captured these stunning images at Beaulieu Vineyard and the wedding was first featured on Green Wedding Shoes blog. Letterpress invites by Chewing the Cud. 

The trees all along my street are in full spring mode, which means for the short period of time that they are dripping in creamy blooms, a white canopy covers our little avenue with cascades of petals lilting graciously down to the street below. I’ve always dreamt of getting married under a tree like this one pictured here, from NY Times via Kiss my Aster (a totally cute blog about gardening). 

So, all this tree talk got me thinking about what I’d do for a wedding if I were getting married under a tree. I can tell you, first off, the tree might be decked out like this one, by Jasmine Star. 

And I’d likely want to have a wish tree, if it could look like this loveliness, via Here Comes the Guide.

And then perhaps something along these lines: 

Sources left to right from top: 1. Lauren Alane via The Constant Gatherer 2. Michelle Rago Ltd. 3. Vintage Woodland Wedding from Brooklyn Bride via Peonies and Polaroids 4. Woodland Buffet by Claudia Schwartz of Bell’occhio via Housemartin 5. Michelle Rago Ltd. 6. Oak Tree Stationery by Minted. 7. Michelle Rago Ltd. 8. Michelle Rago Ltd. 9. Hazelnut Carrot Cupcake by La Tartine Gourmande 10. Vintage Woodland Wedding from Brooklyn Bride via Peonies and Polaroids 11. Kris Graham Photography 12. Michelle Rago Ltd.

Well, I hope you all enjoyed your President’s Day like I did–lounging around in pajamas. I wanted to start off this week with a follow up to an image I included in one of my pictorials in this post. 

These tree seedlings make for completely adorable favors. Plant a Memory is an online shop that sells the trees, and though they are a bit pricey, I just couldn’t resist sharing the source with those of you who might be able to afford the splurge.

Who said pretty Valentine’s Day thoughts had to be in pink hues? I daresay, not I! There’s nothing like jewelry, wine, dinner, cake, flowers, mood lighting, a Valentine’s day card and some quality time to make the holiday ever so splendid. Over-the-top much? A girl can dream, can’t she? Here’s to Cupid! 

 Photos left to right from top: 1. Karen is a Fox 2. Waterman Wine Glasses by Martha Stewart at Macy’s 3. April Reed 4. Martha Stewart 5. Tobias Wong Chandelier by Matter Matters 6. Calligraphy 7. J’Adore White Duvet by LLPH 8. Aunt Chloe Choker by Auntie Ms. Designs 9. The Wedding Decorator