September 30, 2018
I was ridiculously lucky - I inherited a family heirloom of an engagement ring. When my husband was thinking of proposing, my grandmother gifted us her mother's 1927 Cartier engagement ring. I know, I know...
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September 25, 2018
Gone are the days of head-to-toe matching bridesmaids. Today, your bride tribe has so many options for completely wearable looks that will fit right in to their closets and never end up at Goodwill. When researching this blog post, we decided to steer clear of the overly cited "biggest bridesmaids trends for (insert year)"... instead, we used our decades (yes decades) of experience in the fashion + wedding industries, taking a deep dive into ideas that are just good.
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September 19, 2018
Desserts are a topic that we'll gladly talk about all day and every day. From French macarons to geometric shapes, hand-painted artistic effects and metallic moments, these trends will have your mouth watering. Perfect for weddings, bridal showers, baby showers and parties. DIY ideas, pics for your professional baker.
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Vengadesh
January 16, 2015
I love those floral boxes in your cloest – soooo dainty. definitely not something your grandpa would have used! Re the pelargoniums or geraniums. I agree with the lady above who suggest you remove the old buds. Any flowering plant whose old buds are left in situ will start developing seeds and once those are developed, it won’t need to develop any more flowers. Its scope of existence is done with – it has procreated. So snip off the old buds and excite the plant into reproducing some more. The same goes for roses for instance… hope this helps. Oh and another thing – geraniums prefer dry feet, so go slow with the watering…