Oh, what a wedding!

to be married on a stage- love it!

what a dress- layers and layers of scrumtiousness

love the kooky moustaches and crowns!

Martha pom poms- beautiful en-masse

Stunning!!!

love the labels

A little bit pretty, a little bit vintage, a little bit of whimsy, a little bit of kooky, a little bit of everything...what a wedding!
Oh and some of the templates are available here



All image via martha stewart weddings and peacock feathers

Toothache Anyone? Amy Atlas Dessert Tables

I just love this vintage style candy shop dessert table- the large glass jars, the blue and white stripes, the colours...

so pretty...

Love these glass jars!

This pretty red & pink table is from a little girls birthday party- hypo children anyone? I would hate to be around when the sugar slump hit!


A very bright wedding dessert table.

This was designed for The Wedding Library in New York- love the colour palette!

Pretty paper covered chocolates

This elegant all white dessert table is from a bridal shower brunch party

Wow, I seriously get a toothache just looking at these stunning dessert tables by Amy Atlas. And knowing my lack of restraint when it comes to sugar I would certainly be a poster child for gluttony if I were anywhere near those tables! But they are just too fabulous!

Hmm, some ideas for Addison's 1st birthday party are forming...

Amy Atlas also has a blog you can check out here

all images via Amy Atlas Events

House of Gabriel

inside the quaint little kitchen

this is my favourite picture!


ambient outdoor lighting

Back Patio

white seating can be found all over the gardens

All the gardens are lush green with various white flowers here and there

Adorable little cubby house for the children to play in

I couldn't resist sharing with you some more pics from the House of Gabriel, Tumbulgum.

I am so in love with this pretty little place and I am sure you will agree it is just too cute!

A Vintage Beach Wedding

Here are some pics from a beautiful vintage beach style wedding I went to on the weekend.

It was so nice to go to a non traditional wedding - no sit down meal, very informal and at such a gorgeous location.

The reception was held at an absolutely divine cottage style coffee house called The House of Gabriel, in Tumbulgum on the far north coast of NSW.

I am definitely thinking I have a winner for my wedding reception (have I mentioned I have been engaged for around 6 years???).
I absolutely fell in love with the place and took so many photos which I will post another day.

It really was a lovely evening...the champagne flowed, the fairy lights twinkled and the jazz band crooned as the sun set over the mountains behind the river...bliss.