eggplants and wheat sheafs at the mansion on judge's hill

I'm loving these images Jeff Loftin captured of one of my fall weddings. Check out veil and the dress!

And an image I shot on the way out the door... the guests got to take home the wheat sheafs for their Thanksgiving tables.

white & purple wedding at hummingbird house

Oh my goodness, do you remember this amazing wedding at the Hummingbird House I posted the personal flowers for a while back? Vanessa Torres from Now Fly Away captured these amazing shots on the day... Can you believe the emotion vibrating from these images? What a beautiful couple, inside and out.

project wedding blog #1 real wedding of 2011!

Well, we're completely bowled over  - Paige and Zach's wedding that we worked on with Suzi at Q Weddings Photography and 36th Street Events was just posted as the #1 Real Wedding of 2011 on Project Wedding's blog. Wow. Thanks to all the amazing vendors who worked hard to make this event so beautiful... Go here to check it out, as well as the other 9 amazing events.

peonies, blackberries and parrot tulips

french legation wedding on style me pretty texas

Gorgeous professional shots by The Life You Love Photography.
See more on the Style Me Pretty Texas blog here.
 

tillandsias and peonies at the palm door

seattle... inspired by marigold and mint

Did I tell you I went to Seattle this August? It was amazing. I got to visit some places that I've been stalking online forever. Like Marigold and Mint, Sitka & Spruce and Nettletown...

Marigold and Mint is the retail front of the organic farm and floral design studio owned by Katherine Anderson... they sell a delightful assortment of veggies, flowers and gifts out of the newly renovated Melrose Market Building in Capitol Hill, Seattle, which is like a permanent farmer's market.

  

I had dinner the next night at Sitka & Spruce, their neighbor that focuses on locally sourced everything... and if I could renovate my house I would choose to make it look just like their open-kitchen dining room. Love.

Nettletown Cafe, who's wall art made me smile, also had some tasty locally-foraged treats. Looks like I caught it just in time, as they've now closed. I can't wait to go to Seattle again, maybe make it any annual pilgrimage?