Come out and join Intrigue Designs & Decor to make your own sophisticated Christmas holiday arrangement that will last through the holidays.
December 19, 2012 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Where: 2116 Renard Court Annapolis MD 21401
Cost: $95.00 and includes all supplies
To Register Please Contact us at : Flowers@Intrigue-Designs.com or 410-571-3069
Bunting is so adorable, and it’s everywhere in wedding decor! No matter how you style it, bunting is fit for any season and any occasion. Check out some inspired ways to style bunting below!
Have you seen this little tidbit of inspiration floating around the web? Spotted at The Tomkat Studio, this idea for a shower or bridesmaid’s gift is adorable! Simply coordinate nail polish and an emery board with your wedding colors, wrap with a bit of twine, and presto! Insta-adorable. We love this, it’s so simple!
I love DIYs, especially easy ones that look awesome! I loved this picture from Style Me Pretty, and instantly thought how easy this DIY would be. Isn’t it amazing what a little modge podge can do?
Wedding decor can sometimes pose a challenge for brides who are wanting to DIY or display something unique. Vintage tea tins are a gorgeous way to add an elegant touch to your centerpiece. During the planning process, collect various tea tins (the more mismatched, the better!) and give them to your florist to design around!
The Sock Bun has been floating the web for a while now, but I’m waiting for the first bride to DIY this simple and chic style for her wedding! The bun can be worn messy or neat, making it a versatile style for all types of brides. Nervous to DIY? Call upon some of the fabulous stylists in the Annapolis area, like Up-Do’s for I Do’s. Feeling brave? Check out the tutorial from The Wedding Chicks, and experiment! Send us your pictures if you try it out!
I am so thrilled to announce that Style Me Pretty will be featuring an Annapolitan Bride original…TODAY!
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On June 3rd, my husband and I celebrated our 1 year anniversary with a photo shoot in Forsyth Park in the heart of historic Savannah, Georgia, which is our new home. With the help of some gorgeous floral details by Intrigue Design & Decor and 2hands Studios, along with the ethereal photography of Mackensey Alexander, I was able to style a vintage and romantic shoot to celebrate. All the details will come later with our own post, but for now, here is a sneak peek! And please, check out the feature on Style Me Pretty, and let us know what you think!
I love DIY projects, but I especially love DIY projects that are easy as pie!
This feature from Once Wed Magazine via Design Sponge has been circling the internet, and the candle display really caught my eye. The best part is that it’s super simple to recreate. All you need are candles, a design space to work with, and patient helpers to light all the candles.
I absolutely love the idea of having an outdoor garden or beach ceremony, then decorating the area with a gorgeous candle design for during the reception! So simple, yet so striking and gorgeous!
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This DIY is not crafty in any way, but it’s an easy way to make your wedding memories last forever. After I was engaged, a woman I met in a store told me to buy a special new perfume, and to wear it at wedding related events including showers, rehearsal dinner, on the big day, and into the honeymoon. Scent is a powerful way to keep memories, and programming your brain to recall wedding memories when you smell a certain fragrance is a great way to do this.
When choosing your wedding fragrance, be sure it’s something you love. If possible, get small samples of different options, and wear them for a few days. Be wary of purchasing fragrances you like on other people as perfumes have a tendency to react with your own body chemistry – perfumes can smell differently on different people.
Make sure your fragrance fits your style. If you don’t normally wear musky, mature scents, then purchasing Chanel No. 5 may not be the best choice. Wear something that makes you feel like you.
Make your wedding fragrance special. For a longer lasting scent, purchase Eau du Parfum as opposed to Eau du Toilette. Toilette is more watered-down, producing a lighter scent. Parfum is usually more expensive, but it will last longer and you won’t need to reapply as often.
Don’t ruin the memory! It might be tempting to spritz your new perfume for going out with the girls, but save this particular scent for wedding-related events. After it’s all said and done, wearing your wedding perfume on special nights with the new hubby with bring back all those happy feelings from your wedding day!
I am absolutely loving this altar decor, and I couldn’t help but notice how easy it would be to DIY these gorgeous lace embroidery hoops! If you try this project out, let us know!
