How deliciously pretty! This is a good one to keep! Easy diy tutorial for making these beautiful popsicles with edible flowers. Loving the honey color with the bursts of color.

Find the beautiful tutorial here!

In love with this artsy chalkboard wedding cake topper by The Paper Walrus!

Starting this week off with this beautiful romantic bouquet. Subtle pale blush with long whimsical strands of Baby’s Breath… a very pretty bouquet! Enjoy!

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Guest Post by Nicola Joseph

Today, I’ll be talking about some of the things friends and family can do to eliminate some of the stress from the bride’s life so they don’t end up freaking out on their big day. Once you’ve worked with enough brides-to-be you’ll know they are a little crazy. They can get stressed out by the simplest of things and since you’re their friend or family member it’s your job to make sure that doesn’t happen. We’re going to take a look at a few ways you can make their life as stress free as possible so they can concentrate on enjoying their big day.

Look over the contracts

Once the bride has decided which vendors she wants to work with it’s your job to take over the reins so she can forget about them. This means checking over the contracts to make sure everything is ready to go as planned. The bride won’t forgive you if the limo doesn’t turn up to take her to the church. Even though everything looks good to go you should still contact each vendor a week before the wedding to make sure everything is still on schedule, which will prevent any unforeseen hiccups from ruining anything.

Everyone should be in sync

Hopefully you’ve got a detailed time-line of everything that needs to happen during the big day. The photographer, DJ, and anyone else providing a service at the wedding should have their own one You should maybe make sure all of them line up correctly. Go over it with the bride so she can agree to it, plus she might want to change a few things. Once everyone knows what they have to do and they’re in sync there is much less chance of something going wrong.

Supervise the Set-Up

The bride-to-be will spend the entire morning worrying about what is to come. If you’re getting ready with the bride you should still send someone to supervise the set-up, so it means she won’t have to stress about things not being ready. Instead she can just stress over how she will feel standing in front of hundreds of people in her beautiful gown. Because someone will be at the venue in plenty of time it will also give them a chance to sort any last minute problems before you and the bride arrive.

Usher guests to reception venue. 

This is one of the most overlooked aspects of a wedding and everything will go a lot smoother when someone takes care of it. As soon as the wedding ceremony is over you should put on your shepherd’s coat. Imagine all the guests are sheep and it’s your duty to make sure they get to the reception venue in plenty of time. It means people won’t get to mess around and the party can start much sooner, plus the photographer won’t get bored standing around waiting on everyone.

Take care of their personal property

Once the reception party is over the bride will want to sail off into the sunset, so she won’t want to waste her time making sure all of her personal property is taken care of. You can take her wedding gifts and secure them in a hotel or storage room so nobody can steal anything. Don’t think you have to do all the heavy lifting yourself. Ask some of your trusted friends for help if they’re not too drunk, but you just need to oversee everything so the bride doesn’t have to worry about it.

Author Bio: Nicola Joseph, the author of this post, is a freelance blogger, currently writing for, Dream Day Limousines, a renowned limousine hire service in Brisbane. She is great with software and designing and enjoys spending her time in research. You can get in touch with her on Twitter @Nicola Joseph.

This week’s board is a delicious collection of hand lettered wedding stationery! It was hard to keep it in a small number to fit on just one board… beautiful delicate ink lines that are each unique to a person’s hand – amazing! Definitely a keeper for your wedding inspiration, pinners!

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Pins via Ginny Branch

You can never stop looking up the many ways to do your hair for your big day! This DIY tutorial shows you how to master this beautiful romantic look using a side braid. Loving the way the loops are tugged out, giving it a touch of wildness. Free and casual, yet chic at the same time!

Tutorial here.

Oh, my… our favorite for this week is this beautifully hand stamped wedding invitation suite! The trifecta of the kraft paper with black ink and white watercolor splashes – be still my heart.

Winter Wedding Invitation by EverAfterPapery

In love with this glitzy, pearly vintage wedding theme!  A mini Jack Daniel bottle wedding favors… What a great idea!  Check out the full wedding gallery here!

Ah, the beautiful pale yellow – we crave this happy color from time to time. So many ways to incorporate such a simple note into many different ways! Loving the usage of materials such as glass and thread to give life to the faint accents of yellow.

Flower in Glass Bubble / Thread Seating Chart / Fresh Lemonade / Lemon Place Cards / Cake with Ribbon Flags / Watercolor + Ink Menu / Jumbo Balloons / Chevron Tablescape / Bride + Groom / Ring Photo

Loving everything about this diy terrarium escort card! From the dry mix of greens – to the hefty glass bottle – to the cute hand lettered tag… this is truly a beautiful diy project! Not only is it pretty, but it also acts as an escort card which then the guests can take home as favors!

See the full tutorial here!