This week marked William Shakespeare’s 448th birthday.  As we all know (or do we??), he has a pretty incredible body of work.  It is amazing to think that something written so long ago can still have so much relevance today, despite the world being such a dramatically different place.  When I was in 9th grade,

I know this trend has been around for a while, but I am still quite drawn to the idea of floral bridesmaids dresses. There is something so whimsical and feminine about them.  Maybe I am smitten because these adorable bridesmaids make me feel like there is a fun summer cookout just around the corner. Image

In honor of our Striped Spring Tablescape, we decided to put together a little bit of black and white striped wedding inspiration.  Just call us obsessed.  We can’t get over how crisp and clean the stripes look with, well, everything. Image Credits:  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 Shop this Inspiration:  1)

I read a wedding story last week on Snippet and Ink that really resonated with me.  Ryan, the groom, had been battling with cancer for several months before he proposed to his bride Bethany.  They planned to prolong the wedding planning until after all of his treatment was finished.  However, after several rounds of treatment

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