Posts Tagged ‘Sud de France’
How to Choose the Right Lingerie for your Wedding Day
It goes without saying that on your wedding day when it comes to lingerie, your everyday t-shirt and bra won’t do! Whether you’re draped in tulle or seductively slipping into silk, the right undergarments lay the foundation for a flawless outfit reveal. Since your wedding day is made up of multiple activities, sometimes taking place…
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A French Country Wedding
Like many people who had to cancel their wedding due to Covid, after two years my clients were ready to celebrate in style. They first married one year ago under confinement in England with a small ceremony with only family in attendance. And so, we thought why not have a public ceremony and party on the…
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Wedding Trends for 2022 in a Post-Pandemic World – PART Three
Keeping an eye on 2022 wedding trends we know big changes are on the rise for both event structure and locations (and we’ve talked about them here and here). Today, we get to talk about one of my favorite topics -fashion! I love a good excuse to get dressed up and as a seasoned wedding…
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Wedding Trends for 2022 in a Post-Pandemic World – Part Two
In part one, we looked at how a change in structure, or rethinking your event format will be one of the major callouts for event trends in 2022. Today, it’s all about location, location, location. We’re going to look at what’s hot in event spaces, and how to deck them out in style. Embracing the…
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Napkins, Welcome to the Fold
I’ve spent years decorating and designing beautiful tables for dinners not just in our home, but also for grand events and galas. A properly folded napkin can be one of the most important things on a table and a harbinger of great things to come! Aside from the obvious reasons folded napkins help finish the…
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Hors d’oeuvres et Canapés
Serve a platter of hors d’oeuvres or canapés and you will find people make a mad dash to get their hands on one. These tiny moments of happiness are enough to tempt any appetite. They are small easy to digest little chunks of life and my favourite thing to serve especially in my home. …
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Wine 1.0 A Beginners Lesson
I took to wine later in life (pun intended) but up until that time, it just seemed like strong grape juice to me. It was after my days in politics, once I started working as an event planner that my mind really opened up to one of the oldest and greatest drinks on the planet. The…
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