Dog n' Bird Artful Wedding

Dainty with a vintage tip, Queen Anne’s Lace grows from May to October. Stop along the road to harvest. Photo credit and food coloring tutorial via 5 Orange Potatoes. Tip: use flowers with 1/2 to 2/3 of the head’s blossoms open.

Handmade pinwheels, flowers, and kites cover the altar on this awe inspiring wedding created by Jesi Haack. Spotted on Brancoprata as seen on Green Wedding Shoes. Photo credit: Ashley Rose. (Hint: click pic to make it bigger)

Incorporating ribbons into your wedding is an inexpensive way to add a pop of color and charm. Click here for nine fresh ribbon ideas.
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Tie the knot with ink. Diamonds aren’t the only thing that last forever. Spotted on Better Than Fine, credit: Fresh In Love Photo.

Form and function: beyond cute with a reasonable heel. $47 bucks for one pair, cheaper if you buy a lot to gift your ‘maids. Spotted on The Blushing Bride.

The ultimate green cufflink. Pic: Jonas Peterson via Luna and Chloe Weddings.

A simple yet patriotic treat. Strawberries, white chocolate and sugar. Details at Grin and Bake It. Change up the sugar to match your wedding colors.
Update – the talented Kreatid just made these with her daughter, go see!

$20 for 24: Stick ‘em on cupcakes, cookies, brownies – print a custom motif, use your wedding monogram, or grab one of the fun options in the Hello Frosting store. Get details and see more designs with this guest post on Magnolia Rouge.

Grab a sharpie and write each other’s name just like in high school. On SALE at Zappos for $44 (lowtop version). They’re (Product) Red® so part of your purchase will be paid to The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.

Last week this Farmers Market theme wedding focused on desserts – here is a favor idea. Stencil trendy burlap bags to offer guests a local produce takeaway. Idea and details at Brides as seen on Something Green.