Here's an easy little herbal centerpiece I made for the Project Wedding blog. Take a peek at the whole story right here. I love decorating with herbs! I rub my hands on the leaves and sniff them. In the summertime, I love just sitting in a garden and getting high on the scent of basil! I think they make lovely centerpieces too.
Photo by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.
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I love these tiny Kraft paper boxes and thought it would be fun to freshen them up with some paint and waxed twine to make cute little candy boxes. They'd be adorable for a little party or sweet for a wedding. See the full story over at Project Wedding. Thank you to Kelly Searle for assisting!
Photos and concept by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding. Crafting and assistance by Kelly Searle.
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My flower friend, Liza, formerly of Quince here in Portland, just launched her new flower website for her Brooklyn business, Peartree Flowers. Her work has always been so effortless with an emphasis on thoughtful color combinations. Take a peek right here! Congrats, Liza!
Photos: Peartree Flowers.
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For a wedding or party this time of year, it would be super sweet to gift little vegetable starts to your guests. You could buy them in bulk or plan early, and start them by seed! The full story is over at Mywedding.com.
Photos and concept by Chelsea Fuss for Mywedding.com.
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Two of my favorite local photographers have teamed up to start shooting weddings. Anja and Carlie are now photographing weddings under their new business, Wild Hearts. If you are getting married and looking to have photography that's a little more off-beat, moody and timeless, check out their gorgeous portfolio!
Photos: Wild Hearts.
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I made this simple DIY bouquet for Project Wedding. The narcissus smells so good!
Photo and concept by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.
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Daughters of Simone is one of my favorite companies to scout out pretty vintage dresses. I posted about them previously right here. Their selection of dresses is beautifully edited and each one so unique. I've never understood wedding trends. Why would you want such a personal day to be part of a trend? I guess that's why I love this company so much. Daughters of Simone obviously values individuality. Each of their dresses is unique and one-of-a-kind, making it the perfect choice for such a personal day. They re-structure vintage gowns for a current fit and I think they do such a lovely job. Here are a few of my favorites:
1. Naomi
2. Maya
3. Lennon
4. Belle
5. Tessa
Find out more about Daughters of Simone and their gorgeous products below:
Photos: Daughters of Simone. This is a sponsored post. For more information about advertising on Frolic!, please email chelseafuss@gmail.com.
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I love this floral origami paper so I wrapped these little taffy candies in them. It's an easy way to transform candy to include in a gift or for party or wedding favors. More photos here.
Photo and concept by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.
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I am a sucker for fragrant spring flowers. I made this little bouquet with jasmine, snowdrops, hyacinth, ranunculus, and jasmine leaves. I added a bit of gold, picot edge ribbon. You can see the full story over at Mywedding.com.
Photos and flowers by Chelsea Fuss for Mywedding.com.
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Here are a couple of recent DIY articles I put together:
5 Ideas for Winter Wedding Flowers for Project Wedding.
Gingham Wrapped Favors for Mywedding.com
Photos and ideas by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding and Mywedding.com. Thanks to Jen Proett for assisting.
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