Full of turkey Monday Medley

So my Monday Medley is pretty late today, but what can I say, I've been eating, drinking and watching television, as I hope you have been.

I am now, however, back in the game (and full to the brim). Henceforth from my position on the sofa I bring you my collection of web delights...


the bride

I can't even begin to say how excited I was to see these particular wedding pics. Suffice to say the bride is a friend whose wedding I couldn't make so I'm delighted to see how gorgeous it all turned out!

This photo is awesome.

Strong, glamorous and fierce. This photo says 'bring it on' to me!

Head over to Anna's blog, Love my Dress and Emma Case Photography to see more.




the chalkboard

Love love love these key chalkboards. They remind me of The Secret Garden, all magical and mysterious. Would work wonderfully with a garden wedding reception. And you can buy them on Etsy. Awesome.




the centrepiece

I like the idea of random objects/ unusual centrepieces (I worked on a wedding with origami animal centrepieces once). And these are pretty awesome.

Found via A Beautiful Mess you can buy these on Etsy too!








the bouquet

Have you ever seen such a beautiful bouquet? This wedding seen over at Style Me Pretty is so adorable. The bride did all the DIY elements herself. Gorgeous and making me long for spring.





the cake topper

It's still pretty hard to find cake toppers that aren't a tad boring or dare I say, tacky. But, I've got to say I adore this one.

Found over at Peonies & Pearls and you can buy on Ebay!





That's it! Hope you're all enjoying this strange time between Christmas and New Year!

Vintage Magpie

How chic and elegant is this bouquet? Created by Emma of Vintage Magpie this is a perfect vintage alternative bouquet. I love the textures and nude colours that come together to make it feel like a collection of old treasures. And it's put together in such a way that it appears artfully cluttered which just adds to the romance.

Perfect for a bride who wants to break the rules a little bit but traditional enough to still feel beautifully bridal. Love it.

Princess Lasertron

We love Princess Lasertron's alternative take on traditional bouquets. She makes heirloom-quality bouquets and accessories that bring a personal dimension to your wedding, wardrobe and everyday life. Created in 2005 by Megan Hunt of Omaha, and using renewable,recycled materials like wool felt, vintage fabrics, and antiquebuttons from local sources, Princess Lasertron's handmade bridal accessories are the perfect way to incorporate sustainability into your wedding.

Many brides in the States choose to work with Princess Lasertron because they know they are getting an heirloom-quality bouquet that will last long after their wedding day is over. Embellished with mother-of-pearl and beautiful antique jewelry, and created to match any theme or style, working with Princess Lasertron gives your wedding an even more personal dimension.

Boys aren't left out either! Boutonnieres in any style ranging from soft and delicate to masculine to completely fantastic are a perfect way to complete your order. Princess Lasertron can also provide other elements including corsages, hairpieces, and centerpieces.

We love the new flower bouquet and boutonniere kits that offer brides the chance to make their own bouquets, and a line of twelve couture wedding dresses for 2010 that will pair minimalist, structured foundations with over-the-top dramatic details.

For more info and to contact her check out her website www.princesslasertron.com