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easy flower pot centerpieces

For an inexpensive centerpiece, it doesn't get much easier than a spray painted terra cotta pot, a glass, and a grower's bunch of flowers. More here.

Photo by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.

a novel romance

This sunday is A Novel Romance, a short and sweet little wedding fashion show put on by The English Dept. If you are in the market for a dress, I highly recommend going. Original dresses by Elizabeth Dye will be showcased alongside Nicole Miller, Jenny Yoo, Ivy & Aster. If you feel like you are not the typical bride, this is the show for you! More information here.

Photo by Lisa Warninger.

heart place cards

Red hearts are always fun to make this time of year. I made these for a story for Project Wedding for table number cards. You can see the full story here.

Photos: Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.

pretty party dresses

I love this new line of simple party and wedding dresses from Dahl. Really sweet and timeless. 

Photos: Dahl. Via Project Wedding.

a springtime australian wedding

I love this super sweet wedding out of Australia of creative couple, Zoe + Evan, sent over by photographer Amanda Thorson. The floaty wedding dress is actually a prom dress re-worked by the bride and a seamstress.

From Zoe, "The ceremony took place in The English Gardens in Yarralumla, ACT. It was just a really beautiful setting just along the Lake Burley Griffin which was pretty special I suppose. My husband's great great Grandfather had a farm under what is now that lake and he (my husband) has named his band, The Burley Griffin, after it."

The pretty, offbeat and effortless-looking decorations all happened thanks to friends chipping in. Bridesmaids made bouquets. The bride collected scraps of fabric, frames and vintage table cloths to decorate and friends helped set up a photo booth the night before.

The groom's mother baked the cake and friends decorated it a few minutes before the reception.

A dear friend of the couple took care of most of the reception decorations. The bride made signs of glitter and paper. 

All of these dreamy photographs were taken by Amanda Thorson, see more details from this wedding at her site.

Photos: Thorson Photography.

a fragrant winter bouquet

I made this bouquet for a tutorial over at Project Wedding. The recipe: tuberose, eucalyptus pods, and oregonia greens. It smells so yummy! Thank you to Lisa Warninger for the photos and The Ace for letting us shoot in their beautiful light.

Click over to Project Wedding for full instructions.

Floral design + styling: Chelsea Fuss. Photos: Lisa Warninger. Location: The Cleaners at The Ace. For Project Wedding.

fall wildflower bouquet

I made this wildflower bouquet for Project Wedding with scented geranium, dusty miller, queen anne's lace, scabiosa, and mint. The bouquet was finished off with hand-dyed silk ribbon from Hanah Silk (my favorite!). Check out the full DIY over at Project Wedding's blog.

Photos: Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.

sponsored post: mill crest vintage

 
 

Mill Crest Vintage has such a great selection of vintage gowns. Their wedding dress section is super lovely (it was difficult to pick just a few for this post!). Pretty much any vintage dress can be altered and Mill Crest has a restoration expert that can walk you through the process.

Featured dresses:

Tiered Lace

Edwardian

One Shoulder 

Bonus: All these dresses are under $600!

Photos: Mill Crest Vintage. This is a sponsored post. Read more about Frolic! advertising right here.  

strawberry candy favors

Here's a fun way to wrap little candy favors or gifts! I used a stamp, some waxed twine and simple paper bags. I love the idea of stamping the outside with whatever flavor is inside the wrapping. See more details here.

Photo and concept by Chelsea Fuss for Mywedding.com.

diy: pantone-inspired place cards

 

I am so excited to have Annemarie back today with another DIY. I think these little place cards, inspired by pantone color swatches are super adorable. Click here for directions and more photos.

Photos, concept and styling by Scout's Honor Co. for Frolic!