Every time I put a dessert table together I think to myself, this one is one of my favorites. Then the next table comes along and I think the same thing. They can't all be my favorite, but this particular burlap and lace table I did for a recent wedding ranks pretty high on the list.
I met with the bride about a month before her wedding to talk about her vision for the dessert table. She was a little unsure of what she wanted, which is my favorite because that usually means the bride is open to my ideas. Everything I suggested she liked. Score!
Just fabulous! I love the lace tissue poms. Great job.
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ReplyDeleteLove it!!!...tutorial on fabric pom poms please!!!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!! Like, beyond lovely! ^__^
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! Yet another gorgeous concept/photo to share with our fans on Facebook and our blog. :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat kind of paper/fabric did you use on the pom poms? Looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is splendid!
ReplyDeleteyou are so talented! i love it!
ReplyDeleteSomeone else said it already, but stunning is such an appropriate description! Just lovely. Did you make the poms as well? I love the use of book paper. I make book paper poms, wreaths etc. and sell them on etsy. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. All the shades of cream & brown just keep me thinking of warm caramel!
ReplyDeleteFREAKING GORGEOUS! Love everthing about it...
ReplyDeleteHi Jenny, I found you through Pinterest & I had so much fun clicking "Older Posts" over & over as I looked at your blog. What talent - not only in baking beautiful food, but in the breathtaking presentation & in the amazing photography. I am thoroughly impressed! Thanks for publishing your inspiring work.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
PS - I'd love to see an "About Me" tab - I'm sure I'm not the first to want to see the person behind this creative work!