Dress Inspiration Collage #2 - by Lunakitty on Polyvore.com
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Dress Inspiration Collage #2.
Put together a second dress set collage (mostly Fairy Gothmother designs)!

Dress Inspiration Collage #2 - by Lunakitty on Polyvore.com
Dress Inspiration Collage #2 - by Lunakitty on Polyvore.com
Dress Inspiration Collage
Here is my first Polyvore collage! These are some of the dresses I've loved. There's plenty more out there, but I wanted to go ahead and post a set of the initial dresses I've been drawn to. I haven't decided if I'm going to go with all black, red, purple, or a duo black/red or black/purple. Despite all of the red in these pictures, I'm leaning towards all black.
Oh my stars and garters.
Oh my stars and garters. I just did a preliminary guest count, and I never imagined I'd know this many people to invite! Not counting potential +1's, we're already over a count of 85. I know that not everyone invited ultimately ends up attending, but you still have to be somewhat prepared for close to that number. Meep!
So much for keeping venue cost free, heh. We'll definitely have to rent a tent now. Do they come in black or pretty colours? Going to have to figure out a shuttle system to handle the non-existent parking. We've considered other venues, but nothing meshes with us. No desire to do the banquet hall thing, we're not outdoorsy park-people, and most venues are crazy $$ and not meaningful to us. Sure, we could do something a little more offbeat like a museum or a theater, but again $$ and not so personal.
We really want to have this at home, which is actually where we first met. The trees should be turning a bit, we can have a bonfire going, pretty lights, etc.. I just worry about it being too chilly. But with 60-90 people, I'm sure the body heat will keep the tent nice and toasty.
I'm having a lot of fun pouring over all the wedding blogs and galleries. It will be great to get together with everyone and hash out some ideas. I enjoy the challenge of bastardizing things I come across with our own personal brand of style. ;) I've been playing with Polyvore, so expect to see some visual brainstorming on the site soon!
So much for keeping venue cost free, heh. We'll definitely have to rent a tent now. Do they come in black or pretty colours? Going to have to figure out a shuttle system to handle the non-existent parking. We've considered other venues, but nothing meshes with us. No desire to do the banquet hall thing, we're not outdoorsy park-people, and most venues are crazy $$ and not meaningful to us. Sure, we could do something a little more offbeat like a museum or a theater, but again $$ and not so personal.
We really want to have this at home, which is actually where we first met. The trees should be turning a bit, we can have a bonfire going, pretty lights, etc.. I just worry about it being too chilly. But with 60-90 people, I'm sure the body heat will keep the tent nice and toasty.
I'm having a lot of fun pouring over all the wedding blogs and galleries. It will be great to get together with everyone and hash out some ideas. I enjoy the challenge of bastardizing things I come across with our own personal brand of style. ;) I've been playing with Polyvore, so expect to see some visual brainstorming on the site soon!
Saturday, March 7, 2009
First post!
Adam proposed on December 27th, 2008! *swoooooooon*
Things we know for sure:
We're going to book Dulahan for music.
There will be a Red Velvet Cake. (Amongst all sorts of cupcakes.)
Ideas being kicked around:
Colour scheme:
1. Black and Purple
2. Black and Red
3. Black, Purple, Silver
4. Black, Red, Silver
5. Black, Purple, Red, Orange, Green (Think Halloween M&M's Colours)
Black dress, corset top with a full skirt (draped, tiered, or pickup), in satin or vinyl. Shit kicker tall boots (hey, it worked for prom!).
Partial teeny vintagey black veil or skipping it altogether.
Classic silver/black/white smoky eye, babydoll cheeks, and rose lips.
Rehearsal dinner at The Golden Buddha.
Reception dinner at The Claddagh.
Would it be incredibly horrible and beyond faux pas to invite people to a reception dinner and pick up the first round of drinks/appetizers, but for people to pay for their own dinner? We want to treat, but I doubt we'll have the funds. We can handle desserts too, will have cake, cupcakes, and maybe a candy bar. Not wild on having to deal with stress of DIY dinner or a potluck. Catering is insane, the best we'd be able to do is pizza, and that's so not what I want to be eating that night. The Claddagh is one of my faves and has a lot of sentimental value (went there with my Gma Ginny and my mom for special events like birthdays)--but I know food is supposed to be catered for guests, so arrrgh! Maybe we'll get magical fundage, who knows?
The growing guest list is scary! I never thought I would know this many people!
Our budget is going to be very, very small. He will be in his first semester of grad school when we get married and things are going to be extra tight since it will most likely be away from Ohio, and we'll be paying to move, rent, etc. Gunna DIY the hell out of everything.
I'd love to hear ideas from everyone else! I'm all about the storming of the brains right now.
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The Precious!
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