Showing posts with label cake topper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cake topper. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2012

post 13 of 30: count down

well i was WAY off on my 30 days of blogging count down, i only have 3 days left, and I somehow have to get it in 17 more blog posts. OH BOY.  i have my work cut out for me!
Well this weekend I got all kinds of things accomplished.  First on the list, the cake topper for Wren's party.
I found this adorable idea on pinterest.

i thought it was just perfect for wren's vintage owl themed birthday party.  so i made one of my own:)


2 kabobs
14 felt/fabric triangles
-embroidery thread
-hot glue

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Happy Heart Day

1 box of chocolates for my hubby?

NOPE!  Think again:)

 Red Velvet Cake Balls on top of a red velvet cake!  Yes....this is ALL CAKE.
 It was super cute and tasted SUPER DELICIOUS:)
Of course.....I tell my husband to stay out of the fridge because his Valentine's present is in there and when I get home last night and get ready to put the fondant on the cake and add in the cake balls, there were 5 cake balls missing.  "OOPSY" he said, "I thought those were leftover from your baby shower."  I guess the little heart on one of the cake balls was not a dead giveaway.  "They were delicious," he said.  I guess I have to forgive him after my wonderful Valentine's Day massage.  Visit bakerella to see where I got the idea for this red velvet cake masterpeice!

Thursday, March 25, 2010

My Wedding Photos by Photographer KT Moon, Fidamo USA

Here are some photos of my wedding that took place last fall, October 3, 2009.  I am so lucky to have such a wonderful friend who is an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING photographer, Miss KT Moon of Fidamo.  Mike and I definitely had what you would refer to as a "budget wedding" and a DIY wedding.  Hopefully photos of our day will show you that you can DIY too and maybe you will be a little inspired!

Our vintage peacock theme wedding.




Flowers by Valeri Nicole

DIY Reserved Seat Signs
DIY decorative cones with bird seed
DIY Wedding Arch
Thanks to my handy Dad, he cut down a tree in his woods about a week before the wedding and crafted this beautiful arch.  We dug holes into the ground and in she went.  The morning of the wedding, my friends and I weaved flowers and ivy all over it and then draped it with fabric, all together we made this arch for under $200 and it was breathtaking!
Me and my Dad:)
Ohhh THE DRESS.  I bought my dress at Demetrios but I did not want to have the same dress as somoeone else and could not afford a custom dress, so thanks to Penny (the mother of my bridesmaid Lindsey) it became one of a kind!  I found a fabric that matched the dress and Penny made several roses of different sizes by hand.  Lindsey, Penny and I had a sewing party and on the dress they went!  It could not have turned out any better!  Thanks Penny.
I found my beautiful cake topper on Etsy, oh I love that site.  Thank you Krishna for creating exactly what I wanted.
The cake was made by my Aunt, Red Velvet (mike's Favorite) with fondant icing(my favorite).  She saved us some major money on this one and created the perfect cake and it was delicious too!

DIY Wedding Favors.  I ordered the boxes from Paper-Source, BEWARE, you will become addicted to this site.  2 of my bridesmaids and I assembled the boxes and wrapped them with ribbon.  I printed the labels at home, filled the boxes with a sweet treat and WAH-LA a beautiful guest favor!
DIY Food Trays.  I bought foam core at Hobby Lobby cut it to size, wrapped it with leftover wallpaper samples and it was stunning.
DIY Wedding Invitations.  I created completely custom Wedding Invitations and my husband and I went to work; printing, cutting, rounding edges and tying ribbons:)
We were so blessed with an AMAZING sunset at our wedding, it could not have been more perfect.
DIY Wedding Programs.  I created custom programs for our wedding, the envelopes were again from Paper-Source and we embossed a gold label with our last initial and sealed it with a peacock feather.  Repeating our Peacock wedding theme.


All of the girls wore head peices with peacocks in them, some of us made them ourselves, while others bought them.  Sarah handcrafted this one herself!
My hair, courtesy of Tiffany at A-do.  I DARE you to find a bobby pin in this work of art.
DIY Escort Cards and Peacock Guest Book Pen.  Both FOR SALE at my etsy store!
We did not do the traditional, see eachother for the first time at the ceremony thing, so this was our way and it turned out perfect.  Thank you KT, another wonderful idea from our photographer!