Sunday, August 22, 2010

Kiddie Soiree

Hot pink. Zebra print. Need I say more?! If you need a party planned in the Washington DC Metropolitan area, then call Kiddie Soiree! You'll get an awesome party design full of hot details like this Pink Divalishous birthday bash. Or if you're just a wanna-be like me, then be inspired by the bling for your own sassy soiree!Check it out!








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Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Weddings: Pakistani

Weddings offer a chance to celebrate details fit for royalty. And there's nothing more regal than a big Pakistani wedding with its drama, sparkle, and bold colors!
The bride is wearing an off-white gown with gold and white details. Notice the contrast with the lush red roses and jewels. Stunning!

The Muslim holy book, the Quran sits in front of the bride. Verses from the Quran are read during the ceremony and the book is always present in Islamic wedding ceremonies. Also, notice the rose petals, lovely wooden box, floating candle, and various detailed fabrics which add to the entire sumptuous look.

Gorgeous wedding cake! Notice the grand cake stand and letter cake toppers, the intials of the bride and groom.

Luscious flowers, luminous stones, and velvety fabric detail the cake table.

The use of draping fabrics are a major part of the Pakistani wedding decor.

Talk about over-the-top! The use of the pineapple punch bowl was a choice for this particular wedding designer.


Drama!

Elegance!

Light!


Lovely pen for the guest book.


Sparkle!
At a different ceremony, guests wear colors from black to red, creating a feast for the eyes on this happy day!

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Weddings: Pakistani preview

Here's a delightful snippet from my upcoming post on Pakistani weddings. This scrumptious spread originates in Iran and is used in the foreground as the bride and groom sign the marriage contract (a.k.a. wedding vows).

The ceremony takes place in a specially decorated room with flowers and a beautiful and elaborately decorated spread on the floor called "Sofreh-ye Aghd". Traditionally Sofreh-ye Aghd is set on the floor facing east, the direction of sunrise (light). Consequently when bride and bridegroom are seated at the head of Sofreh-ye Aghd they will be facing "The Light."

Check back soon for more!

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Give a Little Love




These gifts were for a little girl named Violet (and a lil' somthin for her sister, Mad), who is as sweet as a cupcake. Everything was purchased at Le Tarjeh (AKA: Super Target!)

Monday, August 2, 2010

And the winner is...

Me! I'm so excited that I won the GiveAway on Susan's Entertain Exchange blog. Check it out! I'm looking forward to shopping Nancy's A to Zebra Celebrations' ETSY shop to select a few of her totally cute products! Yay!