I love to bake. I love cupcakes, cakes, cookies and anything else with lots of sugar! This year, I’ve really gotten into making cupcakes and I was certain that I wanted cupcakes instead of a wedding cake. Then, to complicate things, I also tried making my first tiered fondant cake.
Now, I can’t decide which I like better! Read the rest of this entry »







Perhaps you want to know why we’re having our wedding at a training facility.
I’m so excited to be sharing this blog with you. Thanks for all your votes! It will be great not only to share this planning process with all of you, but also to have the chance to hear your advice! I hope to inspire your planning, spark some creativity and show that even those of you planning traditional weddings can have some “alternative” details. An alternative wedding is not about throwing all tradition out the window, but feeling free to change the traditions to represent you better.
I’m not the kind of girl who has been planning her wedding since she was a little girl. It’s not that I’m anti-marriage (all you need is love!) but the idea of pink roses, shiny diamonds and the Macarena, make we want to throw up all over the bonbonnières. On the other hand, I’m obsessed with organizing and planning. I’ve chosen a career as a production coordinator for film and TV—currently working on the TV series, The Tudors, so it’s really is in my nature to plan and craft one hell of an original event. I’d like to call it our marriage party.
My life is filled with circus, vegan cupcakes and love. It is far from ordinary and I want my wedding day to be the same. I’m entering the Alternative category because I’m pretty sure our wedding will be far from usual.









