May 03, 2011

teaser

May 03, 2011/ Kelly Thompson

A little teaser. Jenn Gaudreau took this photo for us. It's being used in a little project.

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New jewelry pieces just arrived!

📷: @stephaniebassos 🖤

It’s local ranunculus season. 😍

Our favorite, naturally mossed terra cotta planters have arrived. They’re ready for your patios & porches!

Celebrating al fresco. 📷: @juliafranzosaphoto 📋: @esteraevents

Our hearts are with Paris. We are crushed that part of your city is hurt. We give you our love, hoping that no person is harmed and sending strength to all the fire fighters who are battling this tragic day. Your story, your beauty, your thread in the tapestry of history. We mourn for the loss of this iconic structure.

Boutonnière is the French word for “buttonhole flower.” In the 16th century they were worn to ward off evil or ill luck. In the 18th century they became a popular fashion accessory. Today they’re most commonly worn for weddings. They can be traditional in white and green, or add a pop of color. Whatever kind of bloom you choose to add to the lapel, we love that they can be personalized with coordinating ribbon, a personal significance or even represent where you’re from. This ranunculus & olive foliage looks quite dapper on a classic black tux & will always remain timeless. We’ll be posting some of our favorite boutonnières on the blog later this week. 📷: @lorenweddings

We’d love to beginning planning your wedding celebration! Our minimum for full service weddings begins at $4000 plus labor and tax.