A bride and groom create the wedding of their dreams with thrift-store chic!
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 | Vintage VowsA crystal chandelier majestically glittered against the backdrop of the expansive ocean and setting sun.more >> |
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 | Jute Alors!Natural details -- like birch, bark and burlap -- grace this backyard wedding we found on one of our favorite wedding blogs, 100LayerCake.com. We urge you to scroll through the images the 100LC girls have culled from photographer Charolette Jenks Lewis -- it won't disappoint! |
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 | Winter Weddings with Bash EventsConsider sweet centerpieces in lieu of flowers at a winter wedding.more >> |
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 | Trophy WifeDust off those trophies and put them to good use.more >> |
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 | Sake to MeWe found this great little centerpiece via Style Me Pretty, the uber-blog of wedding. There are many rich, rustic images by designer Alison Ulshoffer, but we instantly zeroed in on the masu cup! As you faithful readers may know, the WedVERT team has designd its fair share of green events, from the launch of WedVERT to celebrity bashes. We've used masu cups and we love them! Why?more >> |
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 | Vintage DelightJohnny and Olivia shared their unique wedding from across the Atlantic in Yorkshire, England! Johnny, a drummer for the band Vib-Gyor, and Olivia, a wedding photographer, wanted their day to be a true reflection of their love of friends, family and the environment—with an eclectic feel. “For me, it’s about having the confidence to put your own stamp on the day, not being afraid to step off what I fondly call the wedding conveyor belt,” says Olivia. more >> |
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 | Favored ReadingOne of our favorite aspects of Kari and Byron’s nature-inspired wedding is the personal approach they took to commemorating the day for family and friends, most of whom had traveled to be there. In lieu of one-size-fits-all favors, Kari, a clinical psychologist, and Byron, a market researcher, presented their guests with a painstakingly chosen used or vintage travel book. “We spent a lot of time picking out a special book for each couple and it was honestly one of the most fun tasks on our long to-do list,” says Kari. Not only was this a unique way to honor their personal relationships, it was also much cheaper than buying new books. And it made for an incredibly looking display, with artful stacks of beribboned volumes bearing personalized travel tags. more >> |
