I know someone (to remain nameless) who grew up on the plains of Saskatchewan . He grew up eating pie every day. His Grandmother would make ten pies every morning to feed the farm hands! This person can eat a whole pie in one sitting....if you let him! This person married someone who for the life of her can not make a decent pie crust to save her life! She does make good crisps however. When the excellent crisp maker saw these pie lolipops on Luxirare's Blog. She thought fantastic, I can make these! I can cheat and buy premade pie dough and impress said pie loving man with my ingenuity . It may stop him eating a whole pie in one sitting as he can just pop one of these in his mouth and trick his mind into believing it was huge. Then the excellent crisp maker had another idea. These would make fabulous wedding favors for a chic country wedding! " Oh, yes," she thought,"Tres Original!" because everything sounds better in French and Italian. The bride could premake her favorite fillings and store them in cute jars with lables....or cheat and buy premade pie fillings. Although, the excellent crisp maker would NEVER condone cheating. Just gather up your favorite pie ingredients. Blackberries. Yum! Cut out your pie dough with cookie cutters. Place a teaspoon of your favorite pie filling. Add lolipop stick Press the edges down fancy like. "Tres Bella!" combining two foreign languages together makes one sound even more cosmopolitan! The trick apparently for a really nice flaky crust is lots, LOTS of egg wash.
Pumkin pie lolipop! Blackberry! Personal favorite. Apple for the purist. Lovely. Yummy. So cutely wrapped and sealed. I would just add ribbon and a personalized tag for a wedding favor. Your guests could choose the pie flavour they prefer. They freeze and refrigerate well so can be made in advance of your wedding. Luxirare carries them around in her purse when she wants a little something sweet! Excellent crisp maker LOVES them and is making them for her kids lunches in the fall but shhh may cheat! So excellent for a wedding favor idea. Don't you think?
I'm loving Dave Mathews these days. He has a great voice. Not to mention, I've always had a weakness for boys with guitars. Actually, any instrument really but that's a different story! I love this song for the recessional. After you are married and you are walking back up the aisle. It is so celebratory! Don't you just love it? What music are you planning to use in your wedding? Share it with us via email. We'd love to hear it!
From the moment I met my bride Diana I knew the girl had style! I call Diana's style simple, modern, elegance. This style suits premium flowers and single flower bouquets. This is her phaelenopsis orchid bouquet.
Her Groom's boutonniere. Their two beautiful daughters were the flower girls. They carried these freesia bouquets.Diana's Mom's favorite flower.Diana's Mom is in Romania and was unable to attend the wedding.
The bridesmaids carried different flower bouquets. The flowers alternated white and lavender. The groomsmen boutonnieres matched the bridesmaids they were partnered with. An over the arm bouquet created visual interest.No matchy, matchy here! The maid of honour carried this beautiful orchid bouquet . These roses were so beautiful. The altar flowers were placed on stands at the ceremony and then brought to the reception. These were placed on the mantle in two different sizes. The candles were lit once it got dark casting a magical glow. Everything was simple and elegant. Diana was smart to have a little girl table at the reception with sticker books and crayons. The cake I decorated with three types of orchids. Congratulations Diana and Victor! You are a beautiful couple and have a beautiful family! I can't wait to see the photos from your wedding! I know Diana totally rocked her dress. It had a thigh high slit. Ooh La La!!
I love this song by Dave Mathews. In My humble opinion, his voice is swoon worthy. In my wedding vision the Groom plays this on his acoustic guitar, singing to his bride as she walks down the aisle. I know. I'm a complete romantic sap which is why I'm a floral designer! Hope you like it.
I love jewelry without a doubt. I love renaissance people without out a doubt. Those people who are so creative they can't contain themselves to one art form; they have to dabble in many creative pursuits because if they did not they would risk implosion! So, when I came across Tory over at Tissage... I recognized a kindred spirit. I loved her jewelry instantly; a little bit bohemian , a little bit vintage a whole lot of glam chic! I've put these earrings on my birthday wish list. Hello! They are purple! I thought they would be so beautiful for the bride. Also, so perfect for bridesmaids gifts. I love this bracelet! Are you bold? Or dainty? Not only does Tory make jewelry she makes hats too! So perfect for the vintage bride. Perhaps, with these earrings... ...or this necklace. I love the style of these earrings so perfect for a beach wedding. Ooh la la! I just love Tissage! So perfect for brides, bridesmaids, weddings and just about anything. Affordable too. Tissage is based out of Seattle. Tory loves custom work so don't be afraid to contact her with your request. Check out her shop there are so many beautiful pieces there. I personally can't wait for my birthday and those purple earrings!