Lately I have been obsessing over baby’s breath.  In particular, I have been ogling baby’s breath wreaths that are so popular in the wedding blogosphere.  Although I surely have no weddings to speak of in my immediate future, I thought to myself, why can’t I just have one for purposes of beauty in my house?

Megan and I were so excited about The Great Gatsby coming to theatres later this year that we both recently re-read the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic.  We love the story, with all of its glamour and drama, and decided to use it as inspiration for a wedding story.  We apologize to Mr. Fitzgerald, but we

Jim and Corey have been best friends since they were born.  Jim is really special to both of us so we were thrilled when he met his match in Elyse several years ago.  I always joke that she is a Swedish model because she is so breathtakingly beautiful, but she is also funny, down to

Although I am certainly not the first person to create a Jane Austen wedding inspiration post, I have to admit I am unreasonably excited about it.  The thing is, I always find myself so enamored with Jane Austen or Pride and Prejudice inspiration boards that I decided I wanted to create one too.  I can’t let

Last Thursday evening, Megan and I were lucky enough to attend a wonderful event that we were invited to by a friend of ours, Lindsey Regan Thorne.  Aside from being a makeup and hair genius (she was my wedding beautifier), she is also a popular Charlotte blogger and a wedding designer for one of Charlotte’s

After the ceremony, the guests shuffled into the house for cocktail hour (in which there were no cocktails, unless pumpkin beer qualifies).  Corey and I took family formals in the ceremony area and then went upstairs to wait for everyone to move to the reception area.  I took this opportunity to stuff my face with