The time of year when the sun is lowest on the horizon and we wonder if spring will ever come again. December 21st, the winter solstice, low sun, long shadows, short days. And long nights.
Enjoy your evening.
Enjoy your evening.
Showing posts with label Winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter. Show all posts
21.12.07
4.12.07
Winter Wedding
Now it’s starting to feel like winter; it’s well below zero and has been for a few days now, the air is crisp, my toes are cold, and everything is covered in hore frost. The chilly weather has me thinking warm thoughts about a winter wedding.
I want the mittens. Love that hat. This is hore frost. Wedding boots. In love with the cake.
First Row: Bride and Groom Photo from Martha Stewart Weddings; Snowy Ceremony from Brides; Snowflake Mittens from Smitten With Mittens on Flickr.
Second Row: Silver Christmas Cracker (tbd...); Angora “Bride” Brim Hat from theweddingringstore.com; Icy Bling from Cartier; Photo from istockphoto.
Third Row: Bouquet from Brides; Invitation from Ceci New York; Winter Wedding Boots from Henry Kaye.
Fourth Row: Snowy Kiss Photo from Van Buren Photography; Cake from Rebecca Thuss; Glass Tree Decorations from CB2.
I want the mittens. Love that hat. This is hore frost. Wedding boots. In love with the cake.
First Row: Bride and Groom Photo from Martha Stewart Weddings; Snowy Ceremony from Brides; Snowflake Mittens from Smitten With Mittens on Flickr.
Second Row: Silver Christmas Cracker (tbd...); Angora “Bride” Brim Hat from theweddingringstore.com; Icy Bling from Cartier; Photo from istockphoto.
Third Row: Bouquet from Brides; Invitation from Ceci New York; Winter Wedding Boots from Henry Kaye.
Fourth Row: Snowy Kiss Photo from Van Buren Photography; Cake from Rebecca Thuss; Glass Tree Decorations from CB2.
14.11.07
Real Wedding ::: Lindsay + Josh
Two Calgarians, Lindsay Olson and Josh Woitas, were married in Banff on the 3rd of November in a winter wonderland dreamed up and produced by the vastly talented team at Table Talk.
The princess bride wore three different gowns, the groom two tuxedos, there were 800 guests, a 24-foot bar made of ice, nine tiers made up the cake, and 15,000 thousand Swarovski crystals. It even snowed on the first dance.
The Venue: The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and Conference Centre. This was the largest event ever held at the Banff Springs.
The Crew: Event planner extraordinaire Lynn Fletcher of Table Talk organized the event, with help from an additional 300 people from more than 40 different vendors.
The Flowers: The church ceremony was decorated by The Nosegay floral shop in Calgary, and the reception by Willow Haven in Canmore.
The Invitations: The invitations, guest gift boxes and place cards by Plush Invitations.
The Cake: Nine tiers and nine flavours, by Barb LaBerge of Cake Creations in Canmore.
The Photographs: The esteemed Alan Maudie of course. I posted most of the pictures but you can find a few more on maudieblog.
There was a story published in the Calgary Sun you can read here.
Fairytales really do come true.
The princess bride wore three different gowns, the groom two tuxedos, there were 800 guests, a 24-foot bar made of ice, nine tiers made up the cake, and 15,000 thousand Swarovski crystals. It even snowed on the first dance.
The Venue: The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and Conference Centre. This was the largest event ever held at the Banff Springs.
The Crew: Event planner extraordinaire Lynn Fletcher of Table Talk organized the event, with help from an additional 300 people from more than 40 different vendors.
The Flowers: The church ceremony was decorated by The Nosegay floral shop in Calgary, and the reception by Willow Haven in Canmore.
The Invitations: The invitations, guest gift boxes and place cards by Plush Invitations.
The Cake: Nine tiers and nine flavours, by Barb LaBerge of Cake Creations in Canmore.
The Photographs: The esteemed Alan Maudie of course. I posted most of the pictures but you can find a few more on maudieblog.
There was a story published in the Calgary Sun you can read here.
Fairytales really do come true.
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