I'm so excited! Today the lovely peonies and polaroids has launched her etsy shop featuring her beautiful photography. Please be sure to visit her shop and if you want to see more of her beautiful images, check out peonies and polaroids' flickr stream.
Hope you guys have a wonderful rainy weekend. I'm loving this picture with the boots and pop of yellow.
This weekend: 1. Cut lots of 4 x 6 flat cards for guest book 2. Work on program design 3. Pick up mason jars 4. Buy T's suit and tie 5. pom pom 6. work on pottery {salt keeper} 7. First bridal shower! 8. Order red hots 9. Look for jewelry 10. Buy shoes?
Okay so oddly enough I found some cute shoes in pink (that actually kind of match the cards I posted earlier). Anyways, I'm not that interested in pink, but rather orange.
So... 1. What do you think about these shoes? in orange (couldn't post that pic)? because by the end of the party, I'm sure I'll be begging for some flats. 2. Current shoes here.
Look at these beauties! Another one of my most favorite crafty ladies is Laurie Cinotto. She creates weekly DIY projects for Once Wed and I am adoring these fabric bouts she featured this last week. Be sure to check out her etsy shop la la laurie for fabulous bouts and beautiful paper creations.
Laurie is the inspiration behind a few of my own wedding projects - namely the napkin rings, paper garlands, and our original centerpiece idea. She amazes me every week with her creative mind, execution, and impeccable direction writing for the readers at Once Wed.
Meet Courtney, who is a crazy talented designer, photographer (check out their recently launched website, Erin Hearts Court), event stylist, creator, and more. It's like a one-stop shop! She has created tables for Once Wed's table trends and she creates numerous invitation suites that are to die for. Check out her sites and services!
I just have to share this particular invitation Courtney created. I find the circular RSVP card so unique and adorable.
Today I had my hair trial for the wedding. What do you think? The little purple flower isn't the flower I will have, it was just one he had at the salon.
Miss Heather of wemetinabar was calling for handmade valentines to share with her readers. I decided to send mine in, even though it wasn't much, and she graciously featured it on her blog.
T and I have entered a photo contest {offered by the talented Cheyenne Schultz of Charlotte, NC} and are calling upon your help to help us win - win BIG.
Voting starts NOW and ends tonight at 11:59 PM. Please please go here and vote for our picture under the 'hearts' section. One vote per person, so spread the word to all friends, co-workers, and family alike. The picture with the highest number of votes qualifies for the finals next Tuesday. Please help us get there!
Thank you all! ~Logan and T, a couple who desperately wants to win
This is the picture we submitted - taken via tripod and self timer :)
The lovely Nole of (oh so) beautiful paper has graciously featured my invitations on her blog. Yay! Head over to her blog to check them out! Thanks Nole!
I've been tagged by Lauren of Vintage Victuals - a lovely blog with amazing recipes. Definitely visit this blog if you're feeling the urge to cook - you won't be disappointed.
7 random/interesting facts about myself: 1. I was adopted from South Korea when I was 7 months old. 2. I was President of Math Club when we won the lip sync competition for the first time {of course, beating all the greek organizations}. 3. I used to have a huge obsession with Pilot Precise Extra Fine tip pens. They were the only pens I would write with on a daily basis.
4. I know how to knit and crochet, but I only do it seasonally. 5. I could probably eat mac n' cheese everyday of my life and be perfectly content. 6. I hate when people don't use their signals when driving, but I especially hate it even more when people use the left lane of traffic (not HWY) to speed ahead of everyone else stuck in traffic in the right lane and then expect to be let back over into the right lane. Erg! 7. I wish I were more girly sometimes. I don't wear make-up on a regular basis, heck I don't even know how to put on make-up, and I usually am always in a pair of comfy jeans and solid cotton shirts.
I'm tagging: true grits - a great friend of mine who inspires me everyday with her stories of motherhood and just life in general Lisette Price - our photographer
Rules: 1. Link to the person that tagged you, and post the rules on your blog. 2. Share 7 random and/or weird facts about yourself. 3. Tag 7 people at the end of your post and include links to their blogs. 4. Let each person know that they've been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.
So when I start thinking about the number of weekends left until the wedding, I get overwhelmed.
Only 7!!! weekends left. That's not a lot! and in those 7 weekends, one weekend will be spent in NC and three other weekends will include bridal showers.
So then I start feeling my heart beat faster. thoughts of everything that still needs to get done starting flooding the mind. and I get stressed. and then I convince myself that it will all get done. so I don't care anymore. until the next day when I go through the whole cycle again.
I was checking our registry today and noticed a gift had been purchased. Our first one!! Woot woot!! This is when the wedding stuff gets exciting...I mean, everyone has to admit that they enjoy receiving gifts.
The sun will be out ALL weekend. Enjoy this beautiful, warmer weather while you can.
This weekend: -sewing sewing sewing -hang with E and S -buy pinking shears -more paper garlands -buy season 2 of How I Met Your Mother **watch Radiohead perform on the Grammys
IN exactly 2 months, I'll be walking down the aisle. Crazy, I know! I can't believe the time has passed so quickly!
To celebrate this special day, I'll share a little about our proposal...
This is where my life changed forever.
T planned a day trip to Amicalola Falls in North Georgia for the weekend following our two year anniversary. We hiked all the way to the top of the falls, which happens to be the tallest falls east of the Mississippi, only to be slightly disappointed by the view (just looking at the top of the falls isn't that great). So then we started the 425 step adventure down the stairs to look at the falls. It was beautiful!! There were several people around, so Tim took me down to a little overlook to continue looking at the falls. Here he began to tell me how much I meant to him and how special the past two years have been. He got interrupted by some people passing by, but then he got down on one knee and asked me to marry him. It will always be a day to remember.
When I came across these, my little heart smiled. These would make perfect non-couple valentine gifts for anyone. and I must say that this color palette is right up my alley.
I've been in love with this store purl soho for a long time now. But today I discovered that they have a blog - the purl bee. I think I'm in love... Here you can find step-by-step instructions on how to make these hearts. If I had time, I might have considered incorporating these little cuties in my wedding someway, somehow.
{lining the envelopes} I found some really cute wrapping paper for $2.99 from Target. I was able to line all envelopes and I still have tons of wrapping paper left. This is a much less expensive way to line envelopes and I really love the red dots. {packaging the invites} {stuffing the envelopes} {ready for the mail}
The last thing I gocco'd was our directions card. We decided to take the easy way out and print the map using our printer. I then gocco'd the directions on the back along with hotel, website, and registry information.