Inspiration & Information for Modern Brides & Grooms
Really love these pomander escort cards from Angel & Angela’s Wedding featured on Elizabeth Anne Designs. The whole wedding was chic, modern, and featured bold colors with natural elements. The Bride herself created the stationary, along with these clever guest seating cards.
Credits: Photography.
A big highlight in the Wedding World recently has been the marriage of Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie. With a stunning Vera Wang gown, plenty of roses, and a “warm and cozy” atmosphere, it really was a gem. My favorite part by far however, (her dress a close second) was the cake. A simple, “vintage home made”, elegant tiered cake… minus the frosting. Amidst an abundance of cookie-cutter weddings, this cake really stands out. A cake without frosting was a really nice touch and very unique, and perfectly matched the overall feel of the wedding. With the contrast of the soft pink roses, cream frosting and golden brown cake layers, I’m really in love.
Gallery of Hilary’s wedding, as a feature in OK magazine, found via Dog N’ Bird!
Simple, beautiful, and inexpensive. This DIY reception decor was apart of Catherine and Hans’ wedding over on iDIY. It just goes to show, you can have a classic and stunning wedding on a small budget; this wedding was done with just 3 months and $8,000 to spare. All the DIY details and the vintage theme really make this Seattle wedding memorable.
Credits: Photographed by Goudey Photography.
Our friends over at Cream Cake Co. are having an amazing July special! Check out their delicious Mango combed cake offer. A fantastic discount on an irresistible cake. Perfect fresh flavor for summer time weddings!
Not familiar with Chicago’s fabulous Cream Cake Company? Check out this post we did here, on this fantastic wedding cake vendor.
When planning your wedding, finding a baker that can provide a custom wedding cake is a must. This is often at the top of every bride-to-be’s list. You will need a cake that suits your reception’s style, as well as one that tastes as good as it looks. Cream Cake Chicago is the perfect choice for any Windy City couples!
Whether you are a lover of chocolate, or the classic white cake, you will have a variety of choices and fillings to choose from. Flavors for the white cakes include almond praline and banana nut, with plenty of fruity flavors ranging from coconut pineapple cream, lemon raspberry, and strawberry supreme among many others.
For their succulent chocolate cakes, you can choose complimentary flavors such as: Bailey’s chocolate, chocolate mousse, cookies and cream, mocha and raspberry truffle just to name just a few.
Besides just the amazing flavors and designs, the Cream Cake Co. has a friendly, personalized service you won’t find in commercialized chains. Each cake is baked from scratch and made to order, to be fresh and customized for your wedding. So if you are searching for the perfect Wedding Cake in the Chicago area, then you know who to go to. Visit their site for more stunning cake designs and information on how to make an appointment. If only I were in the Chicago area, I would have stopped by for a tasting of their amazing cakes!
Just in love with these stunning cake designs from Eat Cake, Be Merry. Wow! The bold patterns like on the retro flower cake is just fantastic. Perfect colors and perfect for spring. I also love how sharp the design of the monogram cake is. They can do everything from clean cut designs, to intricate floral, to modern patterns with a retro feel. I’m just obsessing over their work! Check out their site for more cute cake designs for parties as well.
Dessert tables are always a favorite of wedding guests. It’s a chance for the bride and groom to share something that they love with their friends and family, and the guests opportunity to fill up on sweets. There are many ways you can go about it, and the most popular one is a candy bar. But what else is out there besides an assortment of jelly beans or hard candy? Here are some unique ideas for dessert tables at your wedding reception!
Pink dessert table designed by Amy Atlas. Love the festive candied apples, cupcakes and truffles that all tie together to match a bold palette. The great thing about chocolates and other candies is that they can be decorated to match any theme.
Ice cream bar and coke float station, and Smores table found on Brides.com. How clever is this smores table? I love the candles and fondu utensils for the marshmallows, the apothecary jars are a great touch and perfect for presentation. The coke float table is also a great idea, it’s a nice way to mix up how your guests can use the ice cream: either make a sundae, or make a float! Love the vintage parlor glasses as well.
Make your own sundae ice cream parlor found on Eat Drink Chic. I just adore this vintage setup with all the fixings for an amazing sundae. The presentation is just fantastic, and you can really make it work with any theme. After all, who doesn’t love a sundae? All these types of containers can be found at Ikea, which makes it a budget friendly idea also. It may look pricey, but you can do it yourself much cheaper.
