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A Vintage-Inspired Wedding By The Sea In Vancouver, British Columbia

Natasha Osmak and Keith Ka Kit Lung, October 2, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Photography courtesy Amy Williams of Daydream Weddings, (www.daydreamweddings.ca).

Vendors
Ceremony and reception location: Brock House
Planners: Kira Peterson from Twigged Events (twiggedevents@gmail.com)
Dress: Martina Liana from Sposa Couture
Hair: Yuki Lam
Makeup: Jeffrey Lo & Breanne Teranishi (604-837-5586)
Groom’s tux: G2000 bought in Hong Kong
Bridal party attire: Alfred Sung from Joielle
Cake: The bride’s sister, Vanessa Osmak
Flowers: Queensberry Flowers
Music: Armin Tehrani of the Lost Boys (778-892-5507)
Favours: Candy buffet from BulkCandyStore.com
Caterer: Brock House
Stationery: The groom’s sister, Annick Lung

planning

11 Garden Fairy Wedding Ideas

Let Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream inspire you to add a touch of whimsy and romance to your wedding celebration.

Product photography by Carlo Mendoza.

inspiration

Inspiration: Flower Power

Clockwise from top left:

Dress, courtesy Ivy & Aster. Seen in this slide show.

Watering can favour, courtesy La Fete.

Bouquet, photography by A Simple Photograph courtesy Catherine Wright Designs. Seen in this slide show.

Shoes, courtesy BHLDN.

Perfume, courtesy Marc Jacobs.

Cake, courtesy Call-Me-Cupcake. Seen in this blog post.

Earrings, courtesy Designs by Jocelyn.

planning » flowers in focus

A Casual Affair

When longtime customer, turned friend, emailed me late July to say that he and his girlfriend had decided to get married August 21st, it was a welcomed surprise!  We had a little over three weeks to transform their beautiful beach cottage, just three homes up from the famous beach boardwalk, and their two neighbour’s yards, into a celebration haven.

Nature lovers at heart, they wanted a casual garden party to adorn their union. The only decor specification that I was given was that there was to be lots of birch poles, making the entrances of the tents feel like a forest. All other design elements I could do what I pleased — how much fun is that!! Read the rest of this entry »

planning » flowers in focus

Country never looked so good!

Great long time friends of ours recently got married in the beautiful country setting of Price Edward County. They were married right beside the water under a quaint trellis, with the reception in a big beautiful red barn.

If was perfect that Melanie (a.k.a. the bride) chose mason jars as the vases, holding an elaborate, yet just like picked out of the garden mix. It even amazed me about how many stems I was able to fit into one mason jar! When you are creating this carefree look, it is imperative to use a large range of flowers. Then you naturally get a garden feel, without trying. Read the rest of this entry »

planning » rosie's ideas

I’ve got butterflies…

{clockwise from top left: thank-you tag via Polka Dot Design, cupcake wrapper via Estilo Weddings, butterfly bouquet via Icyjewelry’s Shop, cake via The Butterfly Effect}

I was inspired by Jenn Sibranti’s (from Hostess with the Mostess) latest collaboration with Polka Dot Design on this cute butterfly stationery (pictured above). I love the colours and the design–so girly and modern. Found a few other details/ways to incorporate this fluttery bug into your wedding day via your bouquet, confection and favours. The cake especially (designed by LPK’s Culinary Groove in Toronto) is such a stunner.

blogger search » intimate

Garden Party

MaiBojan and I are not your typical married couple-to-be.  We started dating in 2001 and five years later, introduced a lovely little boy, Ivan, into the world.  Just recently, we added Nicolas to our growing family.  Although we have done things unconventionally, the decision to finally get married makes perfect sense for us now, as our relationship is the strongest it has ever been. Read the rest of this entry »

planning » rosie's ideas

Real Wedding: Orange and Green and Everything in Between!

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Yay! I was so happy when Ryan and Erika (two awesome photographers) from Rowell Photography contacted me a few weeks back. The weddings they shoot, the details, oh the details, are simply spectacular. One wedding in particular really caught my eye. The couple, Charlotte and Steve, had a beautiful (orange and green themed) wedding at the Toronto Botanical Garden. It’s such a pretty space and I highly recommend it, especially if you’re looking for a fresh garden scene. And, the wedding could not have happened if it weren’t for the planning pros, who also created all the superb decor and floral arrangements, at eventdecorator.com. View more photos after the jump.

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