June 2012 Archive

Tradition meets couture at Guffey’s own bridal boutique exclusively featuring Anne Barge.  While he is shopping for bespoke suits and formal wear at Atlanta’s finest men’s clothier, across the hall she will find the same distinctive service in an intimate boutique which lends itself to providing a personal bridal experience with collections by renowned designer Anne Barge.

Gorgeous bridal gowns for the women.

The men’s side of the studio.

This bridal gown and tuxedo are currently being featured in our studio.

Bride:  Anne Barge gown 612
This gown has an Alencon lace bodice with taupe ribbon detail at the natural waist. It extends into a full asymmetrical layered tulle skirt accented with horsehair trim and Alencon lace appliques.

Groom:  Guffey’s rental tuxedo style #342 and #340 pant
This tuxedo is tailored in a soft, super fine wool blend. It has a satin notch lapel with selffabric edge and pleated pant and a microfiber formal shirt with lay-down collar.

To learn more about Buckhead Bridals by Guffey’s and shop for your wedding visit www.guffeys.com

This week we feature timeless tokens courtesy of Foglio Press. Her custom stationary is perfect for all of your wedding needs, but her work truly takes favors to the next level of paper perfection.  Foglio Press takes the daunting task of planning your wedding invitation suite and puts her thirteen years of experience in all things paper to work for you. From etiquette to budget, timing, and postage, Foglio Press guides you in all aspects of the design process. In the end, you have a beautiful, custom creations that lend modern style and grace to your event.

Frosted favor boxes filled with metallic silver jordan almonds. Foglio Press created a custom monogrammed liner for the inside of the boxes, and she wrapped the outside with gray floss around the boxes and finished them with a cluster of swarovski crystal beads for a little bit of bling!

Little bottles of limoncello with custom tags by Foglio Press for a gray and yellow Italian wedding theme. Limoncello images by Sarah Rhoads Photographers.

Die-cut favor tag that looks great tied around Mason Jars filled with just about anything - local jams, jellies, honey, anything!

Round, letterpressed tag for homemade hot cocoa mix from a holiday event.

BLUSH & CHAMPAGNE are two colors that many brides have been pairing together this summer. Blush offers a softer pink while champagne provides just enough sparkle to make for a romantic wedding. These two colors accent each other perfectly and work in an indoor and outdoor setting for a wedding.

Here’s an example of a tablescape by EDGE Design Group in the front window of the studio using blush and champagne.

The wedding featured below is a great example of how blush and champagne can be used together in all aspects of the wedding day decor.

Unique Event Management worked with the lighting to really highlight the gold colors featured in the decor.

The Savage Garden combined blush and champagne in the floral arrangements and event decor.

I Do Linens provided the custom linens for the tables that made the blush and champagne colors stand out.

Photos by The Decisive Moment

Let’s just be honest- I love everything vintage. The personality. The story. All. Of. It. This could be a huge factor as to why I find Settee Event Décor Rental’s vintage inspired furniture rentals to be absolutely divine. Their pieces bring a timeless aesthetic to every type of venue and offer each bride the chance to create a unique event.

Settee began when a group of individuals highly experienced in the event and floral design industry recognized the need for furniture rentals beyond the current offerings. Thus, Settee Event Décor Rental was born. Their collection continues to grow as they survey the best planners, venues, and vendors to determine what pieces make the biggest statement in event rental. They truly offer Atlanta brides something special.