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What’s old is new again – Typography

Know what I love? Getting creative with traditional things and making them brand new! Today I’m thinking about typography. All that retro lettering (posters, old

Commence in style

After walking across the stage and hitting yet another milestone, it’s time to start arranging a commencement party for your new graduate! Send out an

Planning a garden bridal shower

Bridal showers are meant to celebrate the bride-to-be, and gardens offer a beautiful and dramatic setting for that celebration to take place. It could be

Easter Eggs

Easter Eggs

Where do Easter eggs come from? Why, the Easter Bunny, of course! But what about the Easter eggs that we all gathered around the table

Themes That Fulfill Dreams

As spring turns to summer and summer to fall, we are fortunate to witness the changes of the sights, sounds and, yes, even the smells

3 special gifts for your future wife

Still searching for that perfect gift to present to your other half on the day of your wedding? When you’re done sending off those wedding

3 unique gifts for your future husband

Exchanging gifts between the bride and groom has been a longstanding tradition. So if you and your other half are choosing to take part in

It’s in the details…

“It’s all in the details.” You’ve heard it hundreds of times during your wedding planning. But do you wonder where you’ll find those perfect details?

Welcome back, Spring!

Looking for a fun way to kick off the return of spring? Even though snow may still linger outdoors, and the thermometer calls for a

Setting up for a chic spring party

There’s no better way to welcome the spring season than with a fresh, fun and chic party with your friends. Say goodbye to snow and

April Fools' Day

April Fools’ Day

This past weekend my niece asked me to help brainstorm April Fools’ pranks she could pull on her younger twin siblings. “They got me last

The Telling of a Story

Although most couples love to share when, where and how they met, it can get a little redundant telling the exact same story over and