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If you are a big fan of color trends like me,then I’m sure you’ve heard by now that Pantone declared Tangerine Tango as their Pantone Color for 2012. While I’m not typically a fan of orange, I think this shoot today has totally changed my mind! Concept + styled by the lovely Kristy Rice of Momental Designs, this shoot involves watercolors + Tangerine Tango ideas for a gorgeous modern wedding. Kristy sketched and created the entire Trellis pattern for Envelopments and then designed the entire shoot around it bringing in custom made fabrics, chairs, paper chandeliers and of course a variety of stationery pieces. I just love all the hand painting that goes into Kristy’s work and this shoot goes to show it’s not only for the paper – the cakes, the chandeliers and even a paper flower bouquet with hand painting – simply stunning! Gorgeous photos thanks to Swoon Over It Photography.

Did you know that with Dessy Group you can customize their dresses with the exact Pantone color swatches?! How rad is that + super perfect to find the exact color of dresses you are looking for your wedding day. The dress above is from the Tangerine Tango Pantone swatch! :)

How fun are these paper chandeliers?! Love.

Love the calligraphy by Meant To Be Calligraphy and florals by Sullivan Owen.

From Kristy, Overall the look is meant to be a mix of clean and organic but not overly fussy or feminine. Versatility is key and communicating the many faces of the Trellis pattern was important. The table itself was set with minimal fluff, where stationery and watercolor spatter place settings as the focus. The color palette is monochromatic at first glance with unexpected pops of complimentary tones here and there. Custom pattern fabric were used in upholstery throughout. Small cafe chair seats, large overstuffed lounge chair, etc… 

The Ring Bearer Bowl below shoes a peek into a future project in the works between Paloma’s Nest and Momental Designs: Painted Paloma’s!

The cakes were all made in collaboration with Truly Scrumptious. Trellis was hand painted + deconstructed on each.

And a fun behind the scenes video from the day thanks to Birdhouse Productions!

Gorgeous work! Thanks so much to all the following talented vendors for sharing your creative ideas with us today.

vendors:
styling, stationery and design: Momental Designs // photography: Swoon Over It Photography // pattern and papers: Envelopments // production: Be Inspired PR // design+production assistant: Jessica DalSanto // cinema: Birdhouse Productions // floral design: Sullivan Owen // vintage rentals and custom upholstery: Maggpie Vintage // gowns: After Six by The Dessy Group // calligraphy: Meant To Be Calligraphy // cake: Truly Scrumptious // ring bearer bowl: Paloma’s Nest // custom belt: DESLA // custom fabric: Spoonflower // make-up artist: Beke Beau // hair: Tatum Neiderhiser, Aura Salon, Kingston PA // models: Danielle Pasternak, Amanda Savory, Steph Strazdus

If you read the current Holiday Issue of Rue you might have seen the feature Once Upon a Table where Casa de Perrin shares their collection of vintage rentals for a fun + sparkly holiday party. You might recognize that name since we shared Diana + Josh’s wedding (the adorable couple behind Casa de Perrin) a few months back. One of my all time favorite weddings – just love their style + the photos! Since their wedding, Diana + Josh opened up Casa de Perrin where you can rent decor for your tabletop and other fun details here in LA. I love this fun holiday table design styled by Jesi Haack Design and photographed by Jasmine Star.

How cute are those menus by Pitbulls & Posies? And loving the gorgeous florals by Honey and Poppies.

What’s more fun than a party with a unicorn?!! :)

Isn’t that cake amazing!! It was created by Cupcakes Couture + catering was by favorite Heirloom LA.

Thanks to all these incredible vendors for sharing some holiday cheer here today! And be sure to check out the holiday issue of Rue if you haven’t yet (I’m totally obsessed with the feature on Bri’s rad loft!)

vendors:
photography: Jasmine Star // styling: Jesi Haack Design // florals: Honey and Poppies // stationery: Pitbulls & Posies // catering: Heirloom LA // desserts: Cupcakes Couture // furniture: Yeah, Rentals // tabletop: Casa de Perrin

Today we are sharing lots of adorable ideas based around sewing – perfect for all you crafters and/or fashion designers out there. :) Even if that’s not you, there are still lots of pretty ideas to pull inspiration from today. Thanks so much to the lovely Aileen + Ellen of Love and Lavender for dreaming, designing and styling this lovely shoot. Thanks also to Simply Rosie Photography for the gorgeous photos.

For the main table they wanted something classic and sewing themed, but not overboard sewing. I love the chevron table runner which would be an easy DIY! They created it by spray painting the chevron pattern. The chargers were made out of cardboard and then covered in yarn and the pincushion place cards were another easy DIY project. For the centerpiece itself, they used tin cans and decorated them with fabric. Love how easy everything would be to recreate. :)

For the guest book, they wanted to create something that you could actually use in your home, rather than a book of names that collects dust – love that idea! Guests would sign a piece of fabric that would later be turned into a quilt – adorbs!

The other main item on the guest book table is the seating chart. Ellen inherited hundreds of wooden spools from her great-grandmother and Aileen came up with the idea to use them in the seating chart. They made it from a old frame, a piece of cardboard with fabric laid over and string! They topped the table off with a cute homemade “Sew In Love” sign and some giant spools they found at joanns on clearance.

And the dessert table! They used an old hutch and night stands as the structure. The yarn balls were made of wire covered in yarn and fabric strips hung for the backdrop.

When they think of sewing, they were inspired by fireplaces and comfort food. With that in mind, they made the decision that the main desserts would be cinnamon rolls and hot chocolate. To let the guests know the different options they embroidered a dessert menu, and had little tin cans full of the main topping (raspberry, peppermint, etc). ­­­­­The stunning cake is by Baked.

Love her pretty hairpiece from Lo Boheme and dress by Sarah Seven. Her gorgeous hair + make up was done by Erin Skipley.

Thanks so much to all these ladies for sharing their creative ideas with us today! Maybe they will inspire you to even do some sewing of your own. :)

vendors:
event styling: Love and Lavender // photography: Simply Rosie Photography // cake: Baked // hair flower: Lo Boheme // dress: Sarah Seven // jewelry: Vatne Designs // hair + make up: Erin Skipley