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Board #444: Sparkle and Bubbly

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Board #444: Sparkle and Bubbly

Here's another thing I'm trying to remember as a bride: don't take yourself so seriously. Have fun with the whole thing - I mean, it's a party! Parties are fun! Pick up some bottles of bubbly, some packets of confetti, and get some of your favorite folks together - it can be as simple as that! Add some brightly-hued macarons, and you've got a modern take on the traditional cake and punch reception. In that spirit, and inspired largely by Chloe Aftel's wonderful polaroid, I created today's wedding inspiration board in a sweet lavender and gold palette, with playful details and a bit of humor. Champagne coupes flecked with gold stars add even more sparkle to fizzy libations. Gold polka dots are an unexpected addition to a wedding dress, striking the perfect balance between frivolity and sophistication. And I couldn't resist including the pop-up wedding chapel, which is open until December 12 at Grand Opening in New York's Lower East Side. Anyone?

Mood: girly and fun - and a little bit 80s?
Palette: sweet lavender, gold sparkle

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Board #444: Sparkle and Bubbly
Top row from left: clematis in purple jar styled by Randi Brookman Harris for Martha Stewart Weddings, gold star champagne coupe from Anthropologie via Delphine Ephemera, confetti and lavender lace socks photo by Chloe Aftel via Ban.do, little dish with gold stars via Concrete and Honey
Row 2: gold confetti stars from Century Novelty, hand-lettered and illustrated invitation by Alice Gabb, Comme des Garcons gold zip clutch from Bird, once-worn Lucienne dress for sale on Once Wed
Row 3: Sofia Blanc de Blancs sparkling wine via A Lovely Morning, Grand Opening Wedding Chapel from New York Magazine via a desert fete, purple and lavender macarons from Paulette

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What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection

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What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection

What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection

Channel your inner vixen this Fall as Affinitas Intimates shows us their dark side with a seductive Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. A rich color palette of dark blues give the collection an enigmatic feel, while pops of fuchsia and pink keep pieces fun and flirty. Jewel, tassel and bow embellishments compliment lace paneling and intricate embroidery, seen against solids in addition to animal and paisley prints.

The best thing is that it won't break the bank. Affinitas' line will run between $10.00 - $50.00 and will begin delivering in stores across the U.S. as well as online beginning August 2010. Get to shopping, bridal lovelies. You will need something daring for your honeymoon.

What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection
What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection
What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection
What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection
What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection
What Lies Beneath: Affinitas F/W 2010 Collection

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Real Wedding: Fiona & Niels

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Real Wedding: Fiona & Niels

I've been following the work of photographer Polly Alexandre for awhile now, and today I get to share her beautiful work with you, with Fiona and Niels lovely wedding. As soon as they were engaged, Fiona says that she and Niels knew they wanted a small wedding in their adopted hometown of London, and that's just what they had...






Fiona's 1930's-inspired gown was beaded by hand with Swarovski crystals taken from her mother's wedding dress and Miyuki satin beads. She completed her look with a pair of silver and drop crystal earrings given by her parents when she moved from Scotland to London years ago.


How amazing is this hat! Made by milliner William Chambers, who also made Fiona's gorgeous headpiece.




Guests were treated to a short tour of London before going on to the reception in a red Routemaster bus. Says the bride, "The night Niels and I first met, he insisted on waiting with me for my bus (No. 139) in Bond Street, London. I will never forget the sense of certitude when I got on that bus that I had met someone quite special. So, as a surprise for Niels, I arranged for the red bus to be mocked up as the No. 139 bus."


Fiona describes their ceremony site: "We came across the historical church of St. Bartholomew the Great (built in 1123 AD) long before we got engaged and were struck by its heritage and beauty. Unbeknown to us, the church has played many a starring role in films, including Four Weddings and a Funeral."


"Our reception venue was located on the banks of the River Thames with stunning views of St. Paul’s Cathedral. This restaurant and brasserie is attached to Shakespeare’s Globe and we instantly fell in love with it, not only for the location but also for their ethos of serving seasonal produce in a relaxed atmosphere."
Fiona and Niels love to throw dinner parties at home, so this was the perfect wedding reception for them: 38 guests joined them for dinner around one large table, allowing everyone to feel included, and allowing the couple to interact with each of their guests.






The wedding cake was a small square fruitcake. Also, Fiona says, "My mum is famous for her shortbread, so we asked her to make small individual heart shaped pieces for the reception. I forgot to thank her on the day so can I take this opportunity to say thank you so much, Mum!"






"Our first dance was to Glen Campbell's Grow Old With Me, as we think the lyrics say it all."



Photographer Polly Alexandre had entered Fiona and Niels into a contest to win wedding videography, and they won! Renaissance Studios shot this 8mm film of Fiona and Niels' wedding:


Stationery: Emily&Jo

Ceremony venue: St Bartholomew the Great, London

Reception venue: The Swan at the Globe

Bride's gown / headpiece: Jacqueline Byrne / William Chambers Millinery

Bride's shoes / red hearts: Bridal Rogue Gallery / Victoria Health

Mother-of-the-bride's suit / hat: Jacqueline Byrne / William Chambers Millinery

Groom's suit: Richard James

Flowers: Paula Pryke

Reception music: City Strut band

Cake: Tina Koorland

Scrabble tiles / tile racks: eBay and Tilefish / Seven Letters

Best wishes Fiona and Niels! Thank you for sharing a bit of your beautiful wedding with us, and thank you to Polly Alexandre for sharing these gorgeous photos - you can see even more from this wedding over on Polly's blog. Oh, and I just have to share this funny story from Fiona with you: "Niels and I decided to spend our wedding night at home as we live only five minutes from the reception venue and we weren’t leaving for our honeymoon until Monday morning. On arrival at the threshold Niels discovered he didn’t have any keys on him as they 'spoiled the look of his suit.' He had his iPhone with him but no keys!"

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Board #488: Lobster Red and Blueberry Pie

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Board #488: Lobster Red and Blueberry Pie

Yesterday was a perfect day here, and we enjoyed it by cooking out with some friends - I hope we'll have lots more days like that this summer! This week, I thought I'd post some red, white and blue inspiration boards, and I'm starting with this laid back lobster boil wedding. Get your guests in the spirit with lobster bib save-the-dates. How to make things both relaxed and lovely? For table numbers, tie tags around galvanized buckets filled with flowers, and for place cards, write guests' names on smooth stones. Serve up ice cream in paper cups with wooden spoons, and drinks with striped straws. Send guests home with lobster-shaped lollipops. And if this seems too casual for a wedding, how about a rehearsal dinner?

Mood: relaxed, preppy
Palette: driftwood, pale blue, lobster red

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Board #488: Lobster Red and Blueberry Pie
Top row from left: bride and groom with balloons via Nibs, ice cream with paper+cup wooden spoons via Martha Stewart Weddings, Cape Cod photo from Maverick Charters
Row 2: linen ring pillow from Eunice's wedding via Martha Stewart Weddings, dahlias in mason jar vase from Wedding Style Guide, lobster lollipops and rubber stamp save the date both from Martha Stewart Weddings
Row 3: lobster save-the-date by Linda & Harriett, photo by Karlisch, blue striped straws via Kelly Oshiro Events, lobster bib by Bird & Banner
Row 4: photo of DIY programs with bakers twine by Leigh Miller, red checked napkin, dahlias in galvanized bucket from Real Simple, blueberry pie

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Introductions

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Introductions
Hello, my name is Sarah...and I've been a bad blogger. For those of you who follow me on twitter, you know that I a) have bronchitis b) just started a new job and c) am in the process of purchasing a house. Needless to say, things have been a little crazy over at Chez SE these last couple weeks. I try and keep up with everybody's blogs and tweets during the day, but I'm not able to post on my own.

So the posts will continue to be less frequent than before (ie 4 posts a day), but I'll try to post more now that I'm starting to get over the bronchitis. This is how my past three weeks have gone: 5:30 get home from work; 7:00 eat dinner; 9:00 go to bed; 6:00 am get up and do it all over again.

Mr. SE and I have been dealing with some complications on the wedding front, along with an ever decreasing budget. I'll be sure to fill you in on the details once things calm down. Please stay around- I promise I'll be back for some extremely fabulous posts next week. (ps- I lost a follower this week! Sad day!). In the meantime, here's some dresses I'm interested in. But wait- Miss SE, why are you posting dresses from DB? I thought you were going to hit up a fab salon where they served champagne and gushed over how beautiful you are. Yes, my friends, I was. That was before Mr. SE and I had a heart to heart about the budget and what is really important: our love, and honoring the friends and family that mean everything to us.

This weekend we're attending a wedding for the Goddaughter of Mom and Dad SE in Virginia. Mama SE is doing a reading in the ceremony- I'll try and take a picture. Before the wedding, mom and I are going to try on my FIRST wedding dress. I wanted to hit up DB first just to get a feel for the style that I wanted. While browsing their paper and online catalogue, I found some surprisingly lovely styles that I'm really looking forward to trying on. Here's some styles I like...IntroductionsIntroductionsIntroductionsIntroductions
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J. Lingnau Jewelry

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I am in LOVE with J.Lingnau's jewelry. Whimsical, but simple, with great craftsmanship.

I like that her work is symbolic, but not too cute. Really gorgeous. The top necklace costs more than $1000 (eek!) but the bottom necklace of crossed fingers costs a more manageable $339.


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Dwell for Heath

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Dwell for Heath
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Are any of you on the search for the perfect tile for that home you're building? Yeah, me either, but sometimes the perfect tile (or sink or couch or whatever) just appears before you and all you can do is pine for the day it will be yours.

That's how I'm feelin about the new collaboration between Dwell and Heath Ceramics. The tile line is comprised of three tile shapes: diamond, wide hex and half hex. The layouts can yield endless combinations of color and pattern. The collection goes on sale Aug. 1 here.


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