Dreamy Ruffles .... A little DIY

Tulle pom poms, light and airy, play up the soft texture of the dahlias and lilies in the centerpiece. These pom poms can be easily handmade, adding fun visuals to your decor. Check out Martha Stewart Weddings for this quick DIY.

Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings

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Dreamy Ruffles ... Cakes

These lovely ruffly cakes look so delectable. Delicate piping make the cakes look heavenly. Don't you adore the ombre cake, I'm not sure if anyone would bear to cut it.

 Photo credit (left to right): Postcards & Pretties, Martha Stewart Weddings

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Dreamy Ruffles ... Bouquets

Wouldn't you love to keep these bouquets forever. Dahlia, peony and roses work their magic in the bouquets, bringing an explosion of texture thats both feminine and classic.

Photo credit (clockwise from top left): The Bride's Cafe, Brocade Designs, The Bride's Cafe, Brides, B.loved

Dress it ... bride #3: Dreamy Ruffles

There's something so fun and youthful with having frills on short dresses. This will be a perfect choice for a chic city ceremony.

Photo credit (left to right): Amsale Spring 2013 via Martha Stewart Weddings, Reem Acra Fall 2013 via Martha Stewart Weddings, Marchesa Fall 2013 via Martha Stewart Weddings

Dress it ... bride #2: Dreamy Ruffles

Column and fit-and-flare dresses are very wonderful for showcasing gentle ruffles. Their streamlined silhouette coupled with the volume of the ruffles make for a feminine and chic look. I love the fit-and flare look as an updated version of the trumpet silhouette.

Photo credit (clockwise from top left): Camille Styles, Vera Wang Fall 2013 Collection via Martha Stewart Weddings, Oscar De La Renta Spring 2014 Collection via Martha Stewart Weddings, Vera Wang Fall 2013 Collection via Martha Stewart Weddings

Dress it ... Bride: Dreamy Ruffles

Ball gowns are the classic way of showcasing beautiful ruffles. It can be small intricate frills, or big graceful waves. A slim fitted top will balance the full skirt, and a neat chic hairstyle will ensure that the ensemble is not too busy.

Photo credit (clockwise from top left): Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 Collection via Martha Stewart Weddings, Vera Wang Fall 2013 Collection via Martha Stewart Weddings, Reem Acra Spring 2014 via Martha Stewart Weddings, Pronovias 2013 Glamour Collection, Vera Wang Fall 2013 Collection via Martha Stewart Weddings

Dreamy Ruffles ... Frilly blooms

Your go-to bloom for ruffly petals ... Carnations. They are frilly and come in a huge array of colours, the best thing is that they are budget friendly. Peonies, ranunculus and dahlias make a big impact with their luscious blooms, and lovely structure.

Photo credit (clockwise from top left): Camille Styles, Camille Styles, Camille Styles, Grey likes Weddings

Dreamy Ruffles ... Chair back waterfall

You have got to love this. It's romantic, it's subtle, and it's perfect for the theme. The use of sheer chiffon or tulle balances the voluminous curves of the ruffles. 

Photo credit: Style Me Pretty

Style Board: Dreamy Ruffles

Ruffly handmade pom poms and frilly luscious carnations are the perfect accessories for our theme of the month. A neutral palette brings out the dreamy delicate beauty of the ruffles. Indulge!

Photo credit (clockwise from top left): 100 Layer Cake, Style Me Pretty, Bridal Guide, Pretties and Posies, Grey Likes Weddings, 100 Layer Cake

Dreamy ruffles

Ruffles have recently been HUGE on my list. Ruffled neckline paired with a basic pencil skirt for work, and a simple tank top with a pair of ruffled shorts for fun day out.  It's amazing how they can add such wonderful detail to a simple piece. Check out the ruffles on this gown, so pretty.

Photo credit: Dolce Pazzia