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Our favorite wedding dress this week was a Oscar De La Renta gown. This gorgeous gown silk ivory gown has organza ruffles that cascade down the skirt. It it one of the most unique gowns I have seen on BravoBride. Please click on the photo to view the full listing.
Oscar De La Renta Bridal Gown
I found a website today called Just Cake Toppers and that is really all they sell. If you are looking for a specific wedding cake topper, they probably have it. I found some of their most unique ones and posted them below.
Perfect for motorcycle lovers!
I don't know if I'd be so enthusiastic if my husband was carrying around golf clubs and looking at his watch on our wedding day
You probably don't want your Grandma to see this topper
I don't know if guns and weddings are a good combination
This cake topper was called 'Macho Man'. It's not recommend for wedding cakes and definitely not for baby shower cakes.
Who knew you could have a miniature replica of your dress as a cake topper
Our featured BravoBride Boutique of the week is Bel Canto Designs. Their accessories are one-of-a-kind and they use high end rhinestone vintage jewelry to their create hair combs and bridal jewelry. They also do custom pieces- what a perfect way to make your big day even more special!
Click here to view all of Bel Canto’s items.
Beautiful 1940's piece set on a rhodium plated haircomb
3 strands of baroque, button, potato pearls with a twist!
Exquisite antique rhinestone book piece set on a rhodium plated haircomb
Beautiful freshwater pearls and rhinestone wrapped headband
Damask wedding decor is our theme this Monday. Check out some of the beautiful damask wedding items listed on BravoBride. To view the full listing, please click on the titles below the image.
Damask Ring Pillow | Damask Flower Girl Dress | Damask Candles
Damask Toasting Flutes & Cake Serving Set | Damask Aisle Runner
Pink Damask Table Runner | Damask Table Runner
Our favorite preowned wedding dress listed this week was a gorgeous Monique Lhuillier gown. It was featured on the Nov/Dec 2008 cover of Brides magazine and is made of silk with a delicately laced bodice. To view the full listing, please click on the photo below.
I love these wine charms because they are different than anything I have seen. Wine Coutures creates these eco-friendly chic charms to dress your wine glasses and bottles. They are inspired by fashion, movies and art and all items are one of a kind and made from 50% to 90% recycled materials. These would make for a great bridesmaid or hostess gift! I have posted images below of my favorite ones, if you’d like to purchase these check out their blog
I came across these lovely and unique boutonnieres today and had to share them! I wish I had known about these for my own wedding. My poor husband’s boutonniere fell apart doing our wedding reception and in most of our photos he just has a stem stuck to his lapel (which is kind of funny now). A company called Blue Flourish creates these beautiful boutonnieres. They are made with feathers, dried plants, and other ornaments. Blue Flourish also makes corsages and hair accessories so you’re entire wedding party can be decked out in these one of a kind creations!
Happy Inspiration Monday! This week our theme is Asian wedding items that are currently listed on BravoBride. Please click on the links below to view the full listing. Enjoy!
Japanese Wedding Gown | Chinese Silk Tablecloths | Discounted Paper Lanterns
Chinese Take Out Boxes | Asian Glass Plate | Lipstick Case Bachelorette Favors
Every Saturday we will be publishing our favorite preowned wedding dress that was listed this week on BravoBride. This week’s preowned wedding gown is an Ines Do Santo. We love how the bride describes the gown as a mixutre of old Hollywood glamour with today’s modernity. The gown is 100% silk, beaded and trimmed by hand and is nearly $2,000 off the purchase price. To view more images and the complete listing, please click on the images below.
I love Martha Stewart Weddings and came across this very creative save-the-date idea. This could also be a fun idea for a birthday party invitation. The instructions on how to do it yourself from MarthaStewart.com are below.
Image from MarthaStewartWeddings.com
Cut the date from card stock using number punches; pierce tops with a hole punch. Slide onto 1/4-inch ribbon, tying bows before and after each pair. Cut two slits in a note card; thread ribbon through, and tie a bow. Ta-da you’re done! You now have a very fun and unique save the date for your wedding!
If you are looking for a great deal on wedding invitations, don’t forget to check out our discounted wedding invitations!
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