Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Bridal Shower


The bride!

So many weddings, right now. I am loving being involved in this next one. It's so much fun to make beautiful things for the Bride-To-Be! Her Maid of Honour did an incredible job creating the bridal shower and it really reflected the bride's personality- organised, sweet and fun. 

Decoratives

Cupcake decorating and cake topper making
Pin the mo' on the groom
Give the bride a family recipe
 It's so lovely to be able to share her big life event, and be goofing around at her side with such wonderful friends <3




Friday, February 15, 2013

Happily Ever After



Being a church kid often means that there are lots of weddings happening. it's pretty nice to be able to celebrate so many happy happy couples. But sometimes, when the happy couple is especially excellent, and one of your favourite people in the world, it's just that much better.


This wedding was incredibly suited to the Mr. and Mrs. Everything was created and designed, including the bridesmaid's and bride's dress...by the bride herself. Yeah. That kind of awesome.

I love this life. I am so grateful for beautiful friends, and the chance to share in their joy.












Wednesday, November 21, 2012

The Lambert Farm




A couple of weekends ago, Danny and I trekked a few hours south of the border for his Mum's wedding. Danny's home town is a little country one on the North Coast of New South Wales; visiting his family and their farm there is always kind of like a glimpse into a different world. Everything is green and luscious, family members are abundant and animals are fully present and represented as close by as the back verandah.


There were flowers. Oh yes; an abundance of beautifully tended flowers!

There were odd pieces of particular interest; Bits of neglected sheds and cattle-related places, knives in public places and cool things like piles of split wood. Not being generally outdoorsy? I found all of this pretty excellent.


There were little people popping out from the farm's very seams.
(Our niece; Baby K)

(A second cousin, Baby R.)
(The cheekiest of all, Little B.)


Plus, you know, there was an actual wedding.
                            
                         



Farewell, Taree. Until next time!