All Posts Tagged With: "Cheri Pearl"
I am really excited about today’s post…so excited that I actually started working on it days ago which is a rare thing when you have a newborn! As some of your know, the FABULOUS Bluefly just launched their Weddings 2.0 site complete with a pretty killer array of bridesmaids dresses and accessories. Well, this got me thinking. How many different looks can one bridesmaids dress work with?
Take the Little Black Dress for example. Aside from the fact that your bridesmaids will love you, the LBD is such a classic look for your maids. One that you will always look back on as being incredibly chic, incredibly sophisticated. So for today, I thought we’d take the Little Black Dress and see just how many “styles” we can come up with!
This next table, photographed by the fabulous Cheri Pearl, is sweet and feminine with bold shots of color…
So many more wedding tables to come, so stay tuned!
Dessert Bar by Oh How Charming!
I looooove, love, love this next dessert bar. Photographed by the amazing Cheri Pearl and designed by Lisa Vorce of Oh How Charming!, with desserts by Vanilla Bakeshop, it makes me want to run out and buy everything that I see!
Are you in love yet? Thank you so much to Lisa at Oh How Charming! and to Amy Atlas for inspiring us to no end!
Real Wedding by Oh How Charming!
I have a few more fun pictures from today’s Lisa Vorce designed, Oh How Charming! wedding. I know that I have said this a million times in the past, but I am just continually in awe of Lisa and her talents. Her events are always beyond chic, beyond sophisticated and yet completely intimate. There just aren’t enough words in my vocabulary to properly describe how I feel about her events. So, I’ll just let the pictures speak for themselves…
And, a few more details from Lisa… Catering was provided by the fabulous team at Food Art Events. Their food not only tastes amazing - but it is styled beautifully as well. Their custom signature cocktails are also to die for! The linens were provided by Tabella. I designed three “tablescapes” - so we used a combination of white crinkle linen with chartreuse crinkle runners, chocolate brown pintuck linens, and white crinkle runners — depending on the table.
