Category: DIY Wedding Blog

Last night I visited Martha Stewart’s Craft site for the first time and I feel like I’ve been living under a rock for never knowing about this site until now. What a fantastic resource to plan any event, especially a wedding. Wonderful ideas are all over the site from bouquets made out of tissue paper to lace eyelet favor boxes, but I am especially loving the hanging paper flower’s seen below. All of the items either come in kits or are already pre-made. If you havent checked out this site, you need to now.

{Photos c/o Martha Stewart Crafts}

Tasty ice cream treats(yes, you heard me right…ice cream) from St Claire Ice Cream in CT. Perfect as a favor for your guests to enjoy on their way out or as a delicious, strawberry treat to enjoy with a slice of wedding cake. Yum!

{Photos c/o St Claire Ice Cream}

I am introducing a new weekly post to Once Wed called "Can this room be turned into a wedding?". I thought this would be great way to join my love for interior design and weddings. So, every Friday I will post a new board inspired by a room that caught my eye. I would love readers to join in, so please send me any pictures of room’s you love.

Today’s post features the "infamous" Loeffler Randall living room picture that was on the cover of Domino Magazine. Every time I look at this picture, it makes me smile. I love how they added modern elements to the room, but still kept it very inviting.

***I had originally stated that the dress above was by Thread Social, but it is actually by Jenni Kayne. Sorry for the mixup:)*****
{Top photo c/o Habitually Chic}

{Board left to right, top to bottom-White dress by Jenni Kayne,Wish by Elizabeth Messina via Style Me Pretty, White sofa by Jose Villa via Style Me Pretty, Vase by Jamali Garden, Flowers by Elizabeth Messina via Style Me Pretty, Placemat by Hello Lucky!, Loeffler Randall shoes via Shopbop, Dessert by Brides, Lamp by Bernabei Freeman via sf girl by the bay}

Jenni Kayne is one of my favorite designers out there today(not that I can afford any of it, but a girl can dream!). When I saw her wedding in Instyle Weddings last year, I was smitten. I love that she translated her unique eye for design and fantastic sense of style into every detail of her ecletic and earthy wedding. Case in point, Jenni Kayne walked down an aisle of sisal carpeting and wed beneath a Lucite chuppah decorated with driftwood, hydrangeas, gardenias and other blooms. From the driftwood to the french bulldog attendants…….I am loving every detail of this wedding.

{Photos c/o of Instyle Weddings}

Electric colors and styles from Jenny Yoo’s bridesmaid collection…….

*Fun fact: I actually know the brunette girl, Jordan, above in the photos. We used to work together at Elite in Atlanta.*

{Photos c/o Jenny Yoo}