In yesterday’s post, I blogged about the release of the summer issue of Eco-Beautiful Weddings. Did you noticed the necklace that the model bride was sporting on the cover of the magazine?
It really caught my eye. So I looked up the name of the jewelry designer because I wanted see more from their collection. WOW is all I have to say, the designs are impressive and the necklaces are pieces of art.
Even more, many of the materials used to make them are made from recycled materials, including some from heirlooms and because of the intricate design of each piece of jewelry, it is near impossible to replicate. Therefore, you will truly have an exclusive piece of jewelry.
The designer states on her website that:
Seeing my finished product is always a surprise to me on some level. Though expecting nothing specific, I’m still astonished (and usually pleased) at getting the unexpected.
In case you are wondering, Lindsey Bucklew is the designer of these one-of-kind fashion accessories and the name of her company is Klewism.You can see more of her jewelry designs in her Etsy shop.
Read MoreAre these not the most stylish tutus and gowns for a flower girl?
I found them on a website called the Baby Cha-Cha Boutique. All of their tutus and flower girl gowns are made to order. Therefore, they can be customized to the colors and style of your liking. TuTus are just $35.00 and the full formal gowns start at $50.00.
If you are concerned as to whether or not your flower girls will down the aisle on your big day, I am willing to bet that if they were sporting one of these with wings and all, you might not have much to worry about.
Photos: Baby Cha-Cha Boutique
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How do you like the tiers of the satin, lace, and organza fabric?

The is the front of the Adisa.

Dafina – style 3132

The is the front of Dafina. How do you like the large organza flowers in the skirt of gown?

Tahlia – style 3139
Let’s drool over this wedding gown together!

Hands down this is my favorite design from Winnie Couture’s 2010 Diamond Label because it’s full of drama. No? I am in awe of the tufted skirt and ruched bodice. And the beaded flowers on the waistline are a very nice touch.
To view all of Winnie Couture’s 2010 collections, please visit their website.
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Royal Teal Silk Clutch with Teal Chrysanthemum Blossom
Iridescent Raspberry Silk Clutch with Plum Chrysanthemum Blossom

Photo 1 – photographed by Alison Mayfield Photography; makeup by Catherine Solomon;

Photographed by Marie Labbancz; makeup by Claudia Seyler;

Photo 1 – photographed by Marie Labbancz; makeup by Claudia Seyler;
These modern styled veils and hair accessories are vintage-inspired, but with a modern twist. I, especially love the texture of and little details that went into these designs. Don’t you? They are perfect for high-end bridal photo session.
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Are you a vintage-inspired bride?
If so, I invite you to check out the 2010 wedding shoe collection by Di Hassall. In her newest collection, she utilitizes “luxurious fabrics from soft silk chiffon and ethereal organza, pleated and embroided,” including wedding shoes adorned with Swarovki crystals.

These are a few of my favorites from Di Hassall 2010 wedding shoe collection. What’s great about Di Hassall’s bridal shoe collection is that each shoe is handmade and you can get your wedding date branded on the suede leather sole of the shoes.

How fun and cute are these vintage-inspired wedding shoes! They are perfect for summer wedding. What do you think?
Photos from Rainbow Club
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Platinum by Priscilla of Boston, Fall 2010 Bridal Collection
as featured on Martha Stewart Weddings
Jenny Lee, Fall 2010 Bridal Collection
Ines di Santo, Fall 2010 Bridal Collection