All Posts Tagged With: "Origami"


Australia Engagement Session by White Wall Photography

I think this is an adorable idea for an engagement shoot or even a day-after or anniversary session.  The cute-as-can-be couple joined one of my favorite Aussie photographers, White Wall Photography, for a dreamy, picnic filled with items inspired by their heritage.  The sweet and playful picnic was styled with origami hearts, fortune cookies, and other delicious looking goodies.  I can't wait to see their wedding (hint... [MORE]


Do-It-Yourself Wedding

January 8th. 2008 by Abby Larson | 11 comments

Two of my absolute favorite DIY entries were the origami branches and the origami bouquets...what innovation! I honestly haven't ever seen a full set of wedding florals done this way, so of course, I was more than intrigued. And lucky for us, the oh-so-talented designer has offered up a few more of her wedding details for us to devour! All DIY... Can you believe that all of this was handmade? From the ring pillow, to the cupcakes, to the GOWN. All of this was made with... [MORE]


Do-It-Yourself Wedding Projects

December 27th. 2007 by Abby Larson | 11 comments

These drop dead gorgeous wedding invitations were created totally custom to reflected the couple's style and the feel of the wedding (which is actually just a few days after New Year’s!)... To Make These Invitations... Supplies bought at Archiver’s, The Photo Memory Store, Donahue Paper Emporium, Michael's Supplies Used:
Curious Metallic Paper in Galvanized
Neenah Paper in Red Linen, White Linen, Black Linen
Wonder Tape[MORE]


Do-It-Yourself Wedding Projects

December 20th. 2007 by Abby Larson | 7 comments

I haven't ever seen anything like this next entry...origami branches, used as a colorful touch to an elegant wedding. I can't believe how beautiful they are... Instructions on Making Origami Branches... I made these flowering branches by attaching small origami lilies (folded from 75 mm paper) to branches with thin silver wire. After making all of the flowers, cut 3-4" lengths of silver wire and form a small loop at the end of each piece of wire. Then poke a... [MORE]


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