One of the wonderful parts of my job is that I get to work with great wedding planners and stylists. I just love to see how they use my naturally dyed ribbon, but also how they use the larger fabrics that I dye as well. I am constantly inspired by the creative ways that they use my fabrics to decorate ceremony backdrops and wedding receptions. Here are some of my favorites.
I have an obvious passion for flowers, and a super soft spot photos of men holding flowers. Honestly, most of the time, it is a groom holding a bouquet for the bride, but I would love to see at least one (if not both) of two grooms carry flowers. It might not be tradition, but there is no rule that men can't carry bouquets.
I grew up playing the game of Memory with cards of famous paintings, as my Mom had majored in Art History. After I got my degree in Jewelry Design, I got a Masters in Fine and Decorative Arts (Art History) and then went on to work at the auction house Sotheby's. So, it is no surprise that I jumped at the chance to work my dear friend Meredith from Auburn & Ivory Creative, on this Pre-Raphaelite Styled Wedding Shoot. Meredith packed this shoot fully of dreamily romantic details and rich textures. Katie from Old Slate Farm did an amazing job creating floral installations that seem to grow wild from the ground in a magical way. The bouquet featured a wide width...
I am excited to be a vendor at this very special event. The Wedding Mindset Makeover hosted by Intuitive Eating + Mindset Coach, Julie Ohlemacher (who happens to be one of our brides from December!), is the perfect way plan your wedding in a way that is stress free and intentional.
I recently launched a new line, hand spun and naturally dyed silk twine. This silk twine in spun and dyed by me in my studio, making it a unique choice for wrapping invitations and menus, or other special touches for your wedding.
