wedding details

I suppose that because I'm a photographer, occasionally of weddings, I've become more attentive to the details. Perhaps one day I will be designing my own wedding invitations with dots and a silkscreen print, or a Diana photograph.. who knows. But I've found these details on Design * Sponge that were beautiful:

Photos by: Ashley Garmon Photographers

Invitation Design by: Alyson Fox

I'm not sure how this would actually look, but it's nice to see something different, and peacock feathers are always so pretty. Photo from InStyle. 

I love Anemone bouquets. 

They are in season from January though May, and then again from August through December.  

Peonies are available from late Spring to early Summer. I love them in this jar too. A pretty photo from twelve 11. 

I would love ranunculus with some wildflowers or thistle.

This pretty ranunculus & rose bouquet with thistle is from The Knot. I like the leaves too, probably because it makes it less formal.

These dried Thistle are $8.99 a bunch at Save-on-crafts!

They have branches that you can even buy, to add to bunches or make a vase of. They don't have the yellow pom pom flowers though. Does anyone remember what those are called? 

Pineapples? Is this right? The Seed Man has these 25 seeds/packet for $2.15! so cute! I need to get some of these and make a wildflower bunch. Wouldn't it be sweet to have someone pick a bunch of wildflowers for you and ride them over to you on their bike? 

more bike rides, fresh strawberries, wheat grass, and fresh rolls.

oh! i found this photo:

Brides.com calls them Scabiosa flowers. 

This Posies and wild-like bunch are also from Brides.com:

So, I think I've gotten carried away with the flowers suddenly. I could go on too, but there are many other details involved. Here's some lil' cakes from Martha Stewart. I like that they are small and have lil' dots, although I would probably use something other than a rose on top. 

I love the colors here, and the tissue pom-poms are so pretty. Laura made some for Gabriella's birthday party and I kept one. (shh). Wait till you see the ridiculous photo I took with it. It makes for a very fancy hat. haha. Take a look at Martha's web page for instructions on how to assemble your very own...