A bold exuberant colour that adds a ‘fiesta’ touch to your celebrations! Try using it in these ways…. – with a deep navy as an elegant accent colour – with hot orange, a more red coloured watermelon pink, bright green, or turquoise – or touches of all of them with hot pink as the main
I have a lot of entries for you this week because I have so much to share with you! Here’s a few of the events that I thought you might like to know about! If you’re in Sydney, NSW Basilica – the exclusive Australian stockists of Badgley Mischka Bride are holding their first Trunk Show
Real Weddings Issue 15 Lovable Bits: – The super stylish casual wedding style of Alisa and Damian on Pg 56 – The amazing wedding gown, centrepieces, cake and even a croquet game at the wedding of Sarah and Dean on Pg 97 – Beautiful reception decorations at the wedding of Katherine and Sam on Pg
Milk glass was manufactured from the 1500’s to the 1900’s in England. It is an opaque glass that comes in colours of white, green, blue, pink, caramel and black. Older glass has a translucency to it when held up to the light whereas newer pieces are more opaque. Milk glass vase from My Milk Glass
If you have been reading Polka Dot Bride for awhile, you would have heard me gush over the beautiful gowns from Australian label Rose & Ruby. This photo from Ilana and Benjamin’s wedding I spotted on the Bespoke Letterpress blog captured by SugarLove Weddings will show you why. (See more of the wedding here and
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