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We finally live in a place that can accommodate dinner parties and I am excited to dust off the dining table and celebrate Thanksgiving with friends. Gold, white and wood are the driving forces for this year's decor. Target has some cheap gold mercury glass votives and I'm gearing up with spray paint and a mask this weekend. I'll have the finished project after Turkey day!
I made these two boards for Los Angeles Love who wants to fuse glam with their rustic venue. She really likes the idea of sustainable centerpieces like succulents and jewel toned hues. Through the links she sent me I got a SoCal natural elegance vibe. Her and her man are into hiking and discovering new places around LA so I thought it would fun to incorporate things they find on their hikes into the decor. I adore the photo by Gemma Comas of a twig as a place card alternative. You don't need 5 foot centerpieces dripping with crystals to create elegance, folks. Succulent boxes, DIY paper decor can be easy options for prettying up a space on a budget.
If you would like an inspiration board of your very own please click here.

I have been drooling over every single one of these photos since Corbin Gurkin sent them over to me. This wedding was gorgeous in person and with Corbin's touch the magic totally comes out through the photos. It's super exciting to see my cupcakes in on their glory! Erin and Chuck really wanted comfort food for their reception so I made them a variety of cupcake flavors: "plum" velvet (to match their colors) with cream cheese frosting, carrot cake with maple cream cheese frosting and pound cake with vanilla glaze. I also did all the coordination for the day - set up the tables according to Erin's amazing diagrams, arranged the flowers, packed everything up at the end of the night, and made sure Erin and Chuck didn't have to worry about a thing.

