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Friday, January 13, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Friday Image: Wall Worthy
This image is proof that you only need one great photo to reflect the day. I know its cold and dreary in New England but its the perfect time to plan your wedding or better yet hang some pictures of your own! Photos should be displayed and not just on your computer screen!
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Sleigh Ride Engagement: Snow Required
I tagged the link for Charmingfare Farms months ago. Like many farms in New England, they offer hayrides and apple picking but what caught my eye was the winter offerings and more specifically the Sleigh Ride. For real, snow required, over the river and through the woods sleigh ride. For smaller private rides, the sleigh used is an 18th century recreation pulled by two horses. Wouldn't this be an excellent and fun way to plan a winter proposal?
So Boston Brides and Grooms, if your holiday proposal did not occur as expected maybe your partner is waiting for the snow to fall!!
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| Photo by Rebekah Westover |
So Boston Brides and Grooms, if your holiday proposal did not occur as expected maybe your partner is waiting for the snow to fall!!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Happy New Year!!
Wow! I am soooo behind with blogging! Life is busy busy busy but we are gearing up for a great 2012 season including a few collaborations with some great wedding vendors! Stay tuned for more info but in the meantime I would love to design a winter wedding with green and gold accents. The perfect addition would be an evergreen monogram. This one from Ballard Designs is faux (and on sale!) so you can incorporate it into your holiday decorations for years to come! Love!
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Friday Images: Bubbles!!
I just love this candid shot captured after the recessional in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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| Photography by Azriel Photography |
Sunday, October 9, 2011
DOC Tips: Adding Local Flavor to your Reception: NJ Edition
I'm on a business trip (for the day job) in New Jersey. Since I grew up in the area there are always a few things that I try to make sure I fit in or bring back to New England. Those same things would be perfect additions to your wedding reception. Serve local favorites at the Reception, tuck them into a Welcome Bag or offer them up as favors. Here are a few of my local picks (next week I will do the same for New England):
1. Halo Farm Ice Cream: local microdairy based in Trenton, NJ. The ice cream is local, delish and very affordable. Perfect for an ice cream bar or to match up with Wedding Cake. My favorites are Coffee Heath Bar, Chocolate Chocolate Chip and Vanilla Cherry.
1. Halo Farm Ice Cream: local microdairy based in Trenton, NJ. The ice cream is local, delish and very affordable. Perfect for an ice cream bar or to match up with Wedding Cake. My favorites are Coffee Heath Bar, Chocolate Chocolate Chip and Vanilla Cherry.
2. Small World Coffee. Local Princeton Coffee Shop with tasty coffee, desserts and coffee paraphernalia. Provide your guests with individual bags of coffee or chocolate covered espresso beans.
3. Tastykakes. Philadelphia's own Tasty Baking Company has been producing Cupcakes, Krimpets and Kandy Kakes since 1914. With limited distribution only in the tristate area, introduce your guests to these scrumptious items. I will be returning to Boston with a few boxes!
Friday, October 7, 2011
Friday Images: Princeton in the Fall
I was lucky enough to spend this week in one of my favorite places: Home. Home happens to be Princeton, New Jersey and the Princeton University campuses is one of the most picturesque places that I know. Case in point:
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| Photo by Marie Labbancz |
