pointy colored flats

I have a similar red pair by the same company and they are ridiculously comfy. Great simple option...maybe to embellish?

MIA Hepburn flats, via Zappos

vintage letter round-up

So we're searching for vintage letters and numbers for the wedding and reception. There was a HUGE "A" at the Alameda flea market this weekend, but no matching "S" for the boyfriend.

We're specifically looking for "AT" and "SH" for our initials, and then maybe something funny, or marking the reception, or something for the backyard.

Here are some great finds on etsy. Man I love etsy.

"Gone sailing", "Entrance" and "89" from bluebellbazaar
Red "8" from craftycatladyvintage
Red "0" from 26olivestreet
"H" from SalvageNation

oh crap

ummm...we've recently realized there is a lot to do in the next 11 weeks before the big day.

so far we have:
venue
caterer
night before dinner plans
save the date
photographer

in progress:
succulent arrangements
invitations (should be out in a week)
seating for reception


nothing done:
decorations (balloons?lanterns? lights? a way to hang lights?)
table decorations (linens, candles)
officiant
vows/ceremony
dress
grrrrroom clothes
rings
registry
landscaping/cleaning backyard
photobooth

crap.

adorable little succulents

continuing the succulent obsession, I love these little arrangements, via brooklynbride. I love the contrast with the nature and concrete pots.

martha and her paper

More paper love from martha. These are from the most recent (I think...) MSW. Her stylists are amazing to be able to make simple paper accordion decorations look so swanky.

I wonder how I can fit these into our reception. Maybe as a backdrop for the photobooth?

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paper paper paper lanterns

photo from design sponge

I love this creative arrangement of paper laterns that I stumbled on while searching on party perfect for some baby shower ideas (NOT me... for a co-worker).

close up (photo from party perfect)

Everything from Martha's walmart line. I wonder if they still have these things??

Amazing creation by Ashley Ann, with DIY here.

envelopes

Because what is more important than envelopes?

well, everything, actually. like .... the whole getting married to your best friend part.

but you still gotta send your invites in something, right?



I have some kraft paper envelopes from Thailand that I bought in a random art shop in Mae Hong Son, but I don't think any of the sizes I bought will actually work.

The one above is$1 per envelope, which seems cheap, from Jam Paper. But not compared to the thai ones, which I purchased for the very reasonable price of 45 baht (about $1.20 USD) for a pack of 40. man, I miss Thailand.




These are 10 for $8. Plus they seem a little brighter in color. oh shit. I just became the bride who cares about the shade of an envelope.

oh shit.

I'm done.