Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 April 2013

Cherry Blossom Joy ... Neat boutonniere

This Japanese-inspired boutonniere is neat and stylish. A single spray pinned onto a knot, that is created using a Japanese knotting technique. This truly reflects the simplicity and elegance that cherry blossoms represent.

Monday, 22 April 2013

Dress it bride ... Cherry Blossom Joy

Adore the tiered ruffle skirt on this gown. It's fluttery, just like cherry blossom floating off the trees.

Photo credit: Wedding Inspirasi

Saturday, 6 April 2013

Cherry Blossom Joy ... Delectable goodies

This just looks too good to be eaten. Traditional Japanese snacks and sweets are such a feast for the senses. Very often inspired by the seasons and nature, these sweets pair wonderfully with Japanese green tea. Create a gastronomical experience for your guests with a small sample of wagashi, senbei and sencha, and they will be dreaming of days holidaying in Japan.



Thursday, 4 April 2013

Style Board: Cherry Blossom Joy

Delicate and graceful, the cherry blossom holds great symbolism in Japanese and Chinese culture. To truly capture the essence of the cherry blossom, simplicity is the key. Pastel pink and white are the predominant colors to consider, dusty pink will add some dimension to the palette, and touches of gold to add just a little sparkle. Think of gold-rimmed white tableware and cherry blossom inspired stationery. For that unforgettable gift to present to your guests, pack a small assortment of traditional Japanese sweets and snacks into a box, and wrap it up with patterned fabric using the furoshiki technique.



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?