I am not getting married right now, but if I were, I think this is the china I would register for. Dinner plates and bread and butter plates from Martha Stewart for Wedgewood “Moss Garland” and salad plates from Pickard “Signature Monogram.” Anyone else with me on the whole registering for fine china thing?
Y’all know I love bunting. If you love bunting, too, you might want to think about snatching up a few lengths of my newest Etsy offering! It’s the bunting from Kate’s wedding, and though I think the navy + yellow + white palette is crisp and classic, I’d be happy to pull together a custom combo for you. Just so you know, this stuff is top of the line, with tons of fun patterns including blue and yellow madras, rope knots, polka dots, and seersucker. It doesn’t get much better than this in the merry world of bunting!
P.S. I’ll be offering up a few more items from K + C’s wedding in the next few weeks, so if you like their style, keep your eyes peeled!
P.P.S. All of these photos are the handiwork of the super-talented Jenna Cole and & Unlimited! I can’t wait to show you even more of their beautiful images soon!!
Y’all know I love relaxed portraits at weddings, so I thought I’d share these fabulous examples from a recent wedding shot by Jesse Leake. Aren’t they just natural and gorgeous?
Kate and Cormac Get Married from Emily Ayer on Vimeo.
I feel terrible for holding out on you for so long, but here’s the video John and I put together for Kate and Cormac’s wedding. It was definitely a labor of love (20+ hours to edit), but it was one of those things where once we started, we almost couldn’t stop until we finished it!
It takes you through our whole week in Maine, from loading everything onto the Island, to lots of preparations, to the wharf jumping, the welcome dinner, and finally, the wedding day. I hope you enjoy, and that it only whets your appetite for much for to come!
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