I really think that the absolute most difficult part of the wedding planning process for me was designing my invitations.  As a calligrapher, I see the most beautiful custom invitations all the time, and it was really tough for me to narrow down what exactly I wanted.  I am also still working on learning to

There were a few decor items that I pretty much had my heart set on from the beginning and they included handmade paper, silk ribbon, and wispy greens. We used soft pinks, dusty rose, purples, and gray tones, and a touch of black to keep things from getting overly sweet.   Obviously there were a

We wanted our ceremony to be sweet and succinct (folks got cocktails to drink after all) but we also wanted it to feel thoughtful and personal and to be about us.  Our officiant did a wonderful job of making it just that.  We said the traditional vows but also decided to write our own as well

Hello old time friends!  Colleen and I have had quite a busy few months with wedding preparation, me getting married, and then I went to France for 2 weeks for our honeymoon.  I thought that maybe if anyone was still out there checking in occasionally despite the fact that we haven’t blogged since January, you might

I finally got around to taking photos of my save the dates this past weekend.  I have also finally finished the design for the actual invitation as well.  Let me tell you, having myself as a client has been terribly unpleasant.  I have been nit-picking and changing and going back and forth and have finally

I am very aware that it may seem a bit excessive to have two separate engagement photo sessions.  Typically, people just do one.  I chose to go ahead and be excessive and despite having stunning photos from our session with Colleen in New Orleans, we also got together with Allison Kuhn, our wedding photographer to