Showing posts with label peach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peach. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 July 2013

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

Monday, 29 July 2013

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

Wednesday, 10 July 2013

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!


Monday, 24 June 2013

Head over heels ... Ombre straps

I love the details packed into this pair of pretty Zara heels. There are the ombre straps, the mesh detail at the heel, and thin ankle strap for that touch of sophistication.

Photo credit: Zara

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Cherry blossom joy

Photo credit: My Modern Metropolis

I could sit beneath this tree and look up into the sky the whole day. Take a deep breathe and soak in the beauty and serenity of a cherry blossom tree. Since we do have to do some travelling to catch such a sight, looking at a photo or dreaming about it will suffice for now. Doesn't it inspire a wonderful spring celebration? 

Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Lavender Pistachio Cream ... a little DIY backdrop

Veering a little from the colour palette of the month, I found this coral and mint backdrop so irresistible, it called for a post.The art work of paper wheels and pom poms created an inviting and light hearted setting thats perfect for a springtime celebration. I can see this backdrop recreated in shades of lavender, pistachio and buttercream yellow. A fantastic project to work on with the girls.

Photo credit: Ravens Fete

Friday, 25 January 2013

Evening Pastels ... Try a little DIY decor

Decorating a venue may sound like a mammoth task, but there are some simple tricks that can instantly dress up the place without you having to break a nail or leave a gaping hole in your pocket. 
Paper lanterns are wonderful double duty props, they create pretty visuals and provide soft lighting. Instead of just choosing solid colored lanterns, throw a mix of solids and patterns. I love the use of fabric garlands for outdoor decoration. The fabric strips gently fluttering in the wind is such a beautiful sight to behold. Don't limit those pretty hanging globes to the christmas trees, they are lovely stacked in pyramids and displayed in pedestal glass bowls. Try these, and be totally bowled over.

Monday, 21 January 2013

Dress it ... bridesmaid: Evening Pastels


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1. A basic tank top goes seamlessly with a texture maxi skirt. This J Crew stretch suiting tank is double layered for a sleek look.
2. Accessorize with colors. Start with a gold base of texture bangles, then pile on bits of blush pinks and powder blues for that dash of color. Pink Pearlised Enamel bangle and Gold Tone Square and Circular bangle set from Lovisa, Shades of Blue Enamel bangle pack from Diva.
3. Cinch your waist with a luxurious leather belt. This Baukjen Wrap Belt is buttery soft and the knot tie adds interesting detail.
4. Kicks with style. Instead of the usual platform pumps or strappy heels, choose a pair of sleek ankle boots. I love the buckle detail on this pair of Aldo Sivley boots.
5. A simple pleated maxi skirt can be dramatic when crafted to perfection with silk chiffon. This Chloe Pleated Maxi skirt via Harrods is flowy and romantic.
6. A girl has got to have a great bag for accessorizing. This Chloe Sally Small Shoulder bag in bliss pink  has a wonderful pebbled leather outer, and the gold frame has me swooning. This Vivienne Westwood Frilly Snake framed clutch is crafted in a delectable blue, just beautiful. Both bags available from Selfridges.

Sunday, 20 January 2013

Evening Pastels ... Beauty in your hands

A pastel bouquet really stands out when there is a good mix of blooms, think different types of petals and varied sizes. You could create a blush pink and peach bouquet finished with a powder blue ribbon, or have the full works of blush pink, peach and powder blue blooms.

Photo credit (clockwise from left): Ruffled, Style Me Pretty, Martha Stewart Weddings , Martha Stewart Weddings 

Monday, 14 January 2013

Evening Pastels ... Invite Me

This impressive set of wedding invitation is intricate and so swoon-worthy. I love the beautiful patterns cut onto the sleeve and most definitely the peach color.

Sunday, 13 January 2013

Dress it ... bride: Evening Pastels

Photo credit (left to right): Sareh Nouri Sophie strapless ball gown via Wedding Inspirasi, Lazaro sherbert tulle ball gown via Brides, Vera Wang organza and tulle mermaid gown via Brides

Friday, 11 January 2013

Evening Pastels ... Table Setting

A simple photograph that captures so many wonderful details. A lovely collection of pretty vintage china, vintage silver forks engraved with catchy words and an amazingly romantic ruffled table linen. Check out the styled shoot on 100 Layer Cake. 

Photo credit: 100 Layer Cake

Thursday, 10 January 2013

Evening Pastels ... Desserts

If dessert is your kind of food, then pastels are your kind of colors. Desserts decorated in pastel colours are just so deliciously dreamy, all you will want to do is to plunge yourself into a full spread. 

Monday, 7 January 2013

Style board: Evening Pastels

After so much celebrations to cap the end of a year, I wanted to start the year on a softer note, with soothing pastels. Inspired by the colours of dusk, when the sky is illuminated by the soft rays of the setting sun, I imagine a wedding that is warm and inviting. Blush pink and peachy hues abound, accented by touches of powder blue.

Sunday, 20 May 2012

Mod moroccan

Inspired by the whitewashed walls from the last post, a mod style that utilizes soft color palette, pattern play and brass vases and lanterns to retain the moroccan charm.

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                              1,2. Blush wedding inspiration via 100 Layer Cake.
                              3,4,5.6,7. Modern moroccan decorating ideas via House to Home.
                              8,10. Bohemian blue via Branco Prata blog.
                              9. Moroccan zen wedding via Style Me Pretty.

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Moroccan Magic

I adore the saturated hues of moroccan decor, fretwork, zigzag and paisley patterns splashed with a kaleidoscope of colors are such a feast for the eyes. Deep fuchsia, bright orange and luxurious purple work amazingly together. The effect is rich and exotic, full of energy.


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1. Moroccan lamps have very intricate patterns that create pretty shadows when lit with candles. Scatter them along the aisle, it will look superbly romantic. Wedding details by exceptional events via Style Me Pretty.

2. Patterned fabric add beautiful detail as a table runner. Fusion tea party via Magnolia Rouge.

3. Hang moroccan lamps around the reception area for that shot of moroccan flair. Moroccan wedding inspiration via Style unveiled.

4. A muted palette is accented by coloured glassware, and brass lamps. Parisian souk inspired photo shoot via Style Me Pretty.

5. Low flower centerpiece are perfect for communal dining. I love wide arrangements for providing more coverage on long tables. Bohemian summer party via 100 Layer Cake.

6. This color palette says it all. Brass and gold colored vases bring that extra shimmer. Moroccan style table via Camille Styles.