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featured on weddings unveiled blog today!

admin — Fri, 06 May 2011 19:39:04 +0000

check it out here

beholden

admin — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 16:50:35 +0000

These are the images from the Beholden photo shoot for Anthropologie. I had the pleasure of working with Charlie Welch and Aaron Carmanis and the renowned photographer Koto Bolofo. I love my job! Such talented people!

featured on style me pretty

admin — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 14:28:35 +0000

2011 is off to a great start, I awoke to find the alert in my inbox that Shane & Michelle’s wedding was on Style Me Pretty!

click here to read all about it, enjoy

weddings unveiled blog feature

admin — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 18:36:02 +0000

flattered and excited to have Scottee and Jim’s wedding featured on weddings unveiled blog!

Real Wedding ~ Scottee and Jim

Scottee and Jim chose Savannah, GA for their intimate Southern soiree filled with beautiful vintage details and designed in rich color palette by event designer Elizabeth Demos. Photographer Donna Von Bruening of DVB Photographers was on hand to capture the day. Scottee looked gorgeous in her chic Carolina Herrera gown with fitted bodice and bubbled tier skirt tied with black and ivory striped ribbon. She wore her hair up with braids pulling her dark locks away from her face and adding a pretty pair of crystal beaded earrings, while Jim kept it simple in a classic fitted black suit and tie with vintage inspired boutonniere made of pheasant, black and Bordeaux colored feathers. Situated in the English-inspired parterre garden of the historic Owen-Thomas House close family and friends gathered for the intimate ceremony. Arrangements of white and yellow blooms decorated the space and set on the table where a quaint little seating area with iron benches was nestled in the gardens. Scottee and Jim exchanged vows flanked by two trees and in front of the small reflecting fountain situated in the center of the gardens.

After a few celebratory drinks of Kentucky bourbon served out of vintage silver rimmed glassware the celebration continued at The Olde Pink House for the dinner reception. Savannah’s only 18th century mansion provided the perfect venue for the couple’s decadent reception of elegant Southern cuisine. The rich event palette and vintage details of the reception worked seamlessly with the already preexisting decor of The Old Pink House. Guest tables were situated around the room and set by the fireplace where tall gold fluted vases held heart shaped wreaths made from small white blooms and vines. A variety of rich purple linens dressed the tables accented with gold chivari chairs. Scottee and Jim’s table featured a beautiful lilac embroidered and eyelet base linen set with a deep aubergine velvet overlay trimmed in gold embroidery and tassels. Florist Harvey Designs created stunning centerpieces of mixed white and purple blooms ranging from a light wisteria hue to dark indigo all set in vintage gold vessels on antique mirror trays. Aged mercury votives adorned the tabletops adding a warm glow to the intimate dinner reception. Don’t miss a single detail of Scottee and Jim’s historic Savannah wedding, including the couple’s unique display of old family photos. To see more of Scottee and Jim’s Georgia wedding, visit the DVB Photographers blog!

Credits:
Photography: DVB Photographers. Wedding Coordinator: Wed Accompli. Gown: Carolina Herrera. Florist: Harvey Designs. Event Designer: Elizabeth Demos. Ceremony Venue: Owen-Thomas House. Officiant: Rev. Steve Schulte. Reception Venue: The Olde Pink House. Music New Arts Ensemble.

featured on design sponge

admin — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 22:54:12 +0000

I can hardly contain myself

admin — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 17:14:50 +0000

It’s official, I just signed on with San Francisco based Publisher Chronicle Books to produce my first book!!!!!! Chronicle is my all time favorite publisher. I’m especially excited to have their gifted art directors, graphic designers and editors on my team. Scheduled for release in Fall 2012.

So….if you are a couple looking to hire a very creative planner for your wedding, are getting married before June 2011 and would entertain the possiblity of being featured in my book we should chat.

style me pretty little black book

admin — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 23:10:56 +0000

Style Me Pretty extended an invitation to Elizabeth Demos Event Design & Styling to be a part of their prestigious Little Black Book and we are honored to join such a fantastic group of wedding professionals. Thank you Style Me Pretty for recognizing the quality of our work.

welcome snippet & ink readers

admin — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 17:03:00 +0000

And a big thank you to Kathryn for including us in her Friday roundup. I’m a huge fan of Snippet & Ink so this is a real honor. We are the “darling wedding with travel theme.”
Check her post here.

well isn’t that nice

admin — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:54:00 +0000

I got all teary reading the kind things Grace said about me and my shop in the October 18 post on Martha Stewart Weddings blog. I cut and pasted the post below.

Grace Bonney’s Décor

Posted by Shira Savada, Real Weddings Editor: Martha Stewart Weddings

Today we’ve got a double dose of our behind-the-scenes series about Grace and Aaron’s wedding. Grace bulked up her standard rentals and enhanced her décor with the help of two great shop owners. And in case you wanted to revisit Grace’s first mention of incorporating vintage pieces into her wedding, you can reread the post here.

Photo by Tara Donne.

Grace: Our wedding wouldn’t have been the same without the help and generosity of Paula from Paris Market & Brocante and Liz from @home vintage general. Both women really embody the welcoming spirit of Savannah and were incredibly kind to let us borrow such beautiful vintage and antique pieces.

When it comes to Liz from @home, I can’t say enough nice things. I’ve known her for a while now, and she’s the heart and soul of the Savannah scene for me. Her support of local students, designers, and businesses is incredible. Liz’s store feels like the sort of place you want to move into, so I knew I’d turn to her for help with the wedding. And thankfully, she was kind enough to let me borrow some really key pieces, like the vintage petticoat dryer and the green-tiered plant stand. I think people thought I was a little nutty wanting to use the petticoat dryer for the escort cards, but I loved the way it expanded and thought the miniature clothespins we used to attach the cards was such a fun play on the idea of drying clothes. Liz’s store is always full of unexpected but beautiful items, and I felt really lucky to be able to use a few of them for the big day.