#159 Desert Buffets

Today I had some super dooper sweet news that I will share it with you sometime this week (yay!) , in the meantime I thought what better time than to do a super sweet post on desert buffet inspiration?!

Desert buffet's are yet another wonderfully fun way to incorporate personality into the day & depending on how you go about it, a big money saver too.
Also... desert is really yummy.
You probably shouldn't read this post unless you have just eaten, otherwise it could make you a bit hungry...

 
via bridal guide & bride to be

 
via the ritzy bee blog & martha stewart wedding

 
via ruffled blog & the sweetest occasion

 
via the wannabe bride & ruffled blog

 
via the wannabe bride

  
via southport foods & amy atlas events

 
via for the love of skinny & oh gracie pie

 
via blowout party blog & for the love of skinny

 
via sweet & saucy shop & the sweetest occasion

 
via ruffled blog & polka dot bride


via style notes

I blame the over abundance of images on my over excitement at aforementioned news....
Stay tuned!

Might go & bake something I think?

Cx

#140 Zinc Place Cards, Initials & Favours

I love zinc as wedding decor, it's just beautiful. Perfect for so many different atmosphere's too?
Have a look at these offerings from my sparrow

I love these as table numbers...

 

These as bride & groom initial decor or even cake toppers...

 

If your budget allowed they would also make fantastic favours (a guests first initial) that would be gorgeous & also gender neutral!

And imagine these zinc bird tags doubling as place finders & favours, with your guests name written on them in chalk that they can later use as decor in their home, as an addition to their 'festive' decorations, or even as a bookmark? You could also use them as the table marker itself again using chalk to write the number.



These place cards from farmhouse wares are the ones that started my zinc love affair...



Perfect for a desert buffet as well!


image via the loveliest day

Cx

#139 Sublime Sunday Suppers

I have just discovered Sunday Suppers & boy, have I fallen hard.
This blog seriously blows my mind & I so wish I was in New York so I could go along!
Sunday Suppers are classes taught by local chefs in Brooklyn, where you cook & then dine together. The food is market fresh (look at the pictures, you can certainly tell!), local & organic.
Fortunately the sublimely delicious styling & photography by Karen Mordechai really does make this blog an absolute treat, even if you're still wishing you could climb through the screen & be there...

A bar for your signature wedding cocktail?

 
A yummy buffet?

A scrumptious after dinner cheese table? Mmm cheese....



Homemade roasted beetroot chip snacks?



Please please please, someone in Brooklyn go & then describe it all to me in even more minute detail?
Please???

Cx