When we were planning our Striped Spring Tablescape with Drew from Coral Cafe, we decided that we needed some sort of light fixture situation to finish things off.  Since our table was outside and we knew we would be hanging bistro lights, we thought, why not see what we can do to a round paper

Meg, myself, and our lovely friend Drew thought it was just about time for another beauty tablescape.  We put our heads together to determine our color palette, and when we decided to incorporate gold into our inspiration, I mentioned the idea of painting old silverware to make it a more suitable addition.  I kept seeing

So, with the springness here, I was feeling the need for some pretty flowers in my house.  However, my vase situation is less than desirable, consisting mostly of those free glass ones that come with bouquets from Harris Teeter.  I was trying to think of something that I had laying around the house from which

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?

One of my favorite wedding DIYs was our sparkle signs that hung in the dessert table gazebo and on the back of our chairs.  It was super easy and made a pretty big impact.  These signs are great because you can make them for everything and anything.  Megan also made one last year for our

Ever since I was little, I have always loved globes.  We had a pretty large one in our playroom and we would play a game where we spun it as hard as we could and wherever we put our finger down would be where we would have to live when we grew up or where