create: handy tags

Hang your tags on each wine bottle or use them as table cards, implement beautiful calligraphy to write each guest's name on the opposite side and drape all the tags on a "tree" of leafy magnolia branches. Click here to download the free template for these tags!

Credit: Poppytalk

Real Wedding: Ginny + Ed

I adore this fabulously vintage-inspired wedding, everything was seamlessly integrated into the couple's vision for their special day. Even the guests dressed perfectly for the occasion! I can't get enough of this!
Ginny and Ed are too cute together.

I love how the light seems to glow in this shot of the vintage bridal party dresses!

What a beautiful, happy bride!

Love this photobooth shot!
Credit: Josh Goleman

pretty little things: brown paper packages all wrapped up in strings

This invitation suite is full of foresty goodness. I love the deep green and the fun white calligraphy that just pops off the envelopes. Lately I've been a huge fan of tags and baker's twine, it reminds me of the market in a way that is reminiscent of the older days when you received parcels wrapped in crisp brown paper and twine. These are a few of my favourite things!

Credit: Rifle Design

lovely: pronovias

Pronovias can be credited for some of the most stunning gowns ever. They are a family business that originated in Barcelona and have come a long way to currently being a leader in the wedding fashion industry. Below are a few that caught my eye! Seriously, oohing and aahing over wedding gowns is simply too much fun.

I love the simplicity of this one.
I am really attached to this silhouette lately, it's just so feminine and pretty!
This one reminds me of Spain and the roots of Pronovias.
If you look closely there's some pretty, subtle detailing.
Exquisite lace.
Credit: Pronovias found via Brides

tea, a drink with jam and bread

I hosted a Saturday tea recently and have shared photos of the details on my Parcel blog. It just might inspire you to be creative when planning a luncheon for your bridesmaids! Click here to jump to photos of the table decor, placecards, and more!

Credit: Parcel

Real Wedding: Laura + Bobby

When I saw Laura and Bobby's wedding on Erin Hearts Court I ate it all up! The beautiful photos on the beach, the Anthropologie-esque tablescape, the colorful flag banner hanging in the tent...and did you SEE the fun ampersand that sways between the bride and groom's chairs? The decor of the wedding all comes together and just works. I keep seeing burlap table runners and I'm not gonna lie, I think it's a fantastic idea and adds a great element of texture to the table!


Credit: Erin Hearts Court

pretty little things: etched toasting flutes

This would make a beautiful toasting flute. Can you believe how intricate and elegant the etching is? It would look so good in the photos, and you could display them in your cabinent after the wedding and use them on anniversaries and special occasions (I vote everyday). It just goes to show that you don't have to splurge on Vera Wang or Swarovski...though I wouldn't complain!

Credit: Anthropologie

something else: exquisite white cakes

I LOVE white cakes, and the ones I have to share with you today are exceptional. Simply whimsical, magical wintry icing, and oh-so-special. It's really too difficult to pick a favourite, believe me, I tried. These pretty cakes make me think of the sugar plum fairies from the Nutcracker! I feel like I could be ready for winter, the season brings beautiful things! —Jess


Credit: Dietlind Wolf, Julia Hoersch, Tine Bergmeier, Elle Bistro

create: garden escort cards

I love this DIY escort card idea, I think it would be a fitting touch for an outdoor wedding, garden party, or bridal shower. You could work with this idea and get creative, make it your own!

Materials: popsicle sticks, colored cardstock, permanent marker or paint, scissors, glue, moss, wooden box/container

Try creating other veggies like eggplant, tomatoes, and broccoli!


Credit: Once Wed, Rifle Design

create: ice cream parlor

Recreating an ice cream parlor at your wedding has to be one of the most charming ideas ever! I love the stripes, if you do this, please, please, please get those pink striped cloth napkins to go with it. I feel that it all comes together exquisitely well, if you stick with a general colour scheme you can avoid the "messy syndrome". Mixing and matching is a good thing, and I love it, but there has to be a degree of commonality.

Credit: Eat Drink Chic