Oh, I am seriously digging Erica's style!! Her veil is seriously stylish, and her gold-ivory short lace gown... oh my LOVE! This slightly vintage riverside wedding photographed by Christina Kiffney is just so pretty. The peach and pomegranate color palette is really lovely for a November wedding and adds to the vintage feel of their wedding.
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Monday Funday 16- Skylines and Rooftops: a (500) Days of Summer Wedding
(500) Days of Summer is my favorite movie, and when I saw this (500) Days of Summer wedding shoot on Sarah Yates blog I knew I was going to make a board inspired by it! For the wedding gown, I went with something short with a blue bow to reflect the dress Summer wore to the wedding in the movie. I love that at the shoot they incorporated a pancake buffet, so yummy sounding. How about blue printed dresses like the one Summer wore at her rooftop party for your bridesmaids? And don't forget the skylines and chalkboards!
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