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Fourteenth: When Your Dress is a Mess

Fourteenth: When Your Dress is a Mess

Your wedding day is over and it was the best day of your life! Your wedding gown is hanging on a hanger. Time to think about what to do "When Your Dress is a Mess!"

Fourteenth: My Designer Heart

Fourteenth: My Designer Heart

See the secrets inside my designer heart while designing for the Maffet wedding.

Fourteenth: NOT Your Average Wedding Reception

Fourteenth: NOT Your Average Wedding Reception

Our fifteen months of wedding planning had come to an end. The Maffett wedding reception would be one for the history books.

What’s your bridal accessory mindset? Do you want to have your own unique bridal style that your engaged guests aspire to, or are you a trend follower? Is the shape and flow of your veil important to you, or do you consider it unnecessary or
Sometimes vintage restyles can seem challenging to come up with a design. The piece Danielle’s mom wore in the 80’s was comprised of only small pearl filaments and a few AB crystals. Danielle wanted to repurpose it into small hair brooch
Wedding snafus are REAL! Mishaps HAPPEN! 👰🏻Did anything go wrong at your wedding? 🤦🏻‍♀️Have you been a guest at a wedding where the unthinkable happened? 🎥 Are you a videographer or photographer who snapped an uh-oh moment? 🍰 👨🏽‍
Heirloom wax flower crowns have so much potential for restyle into gorgeous hair accessories for your wedding. They are among the most delicate pieces to work on. Often the tiny wax petals are broken and held together only by the lustrous vintage gol
Cutting the cake is just as beautiful as it was in 1959, especially when wearing your grandmother’s beaded wedding crown. Rebecca’s journey to restore this family heirloom is all on today’s blog. Her photos are magnificent with the
As promised on Instagram LIVE with wedding photographer Berit Bizjak, here is a carousel of four vintage headpieces that I have restyled. I have provided before and afters for a 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s piece. Can you see why I love re-designing vinta