Tuesday, March 1, 2011

I was recently introduced to Stella & Dot…..I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to know about this great company. I love their stuff & so do come big time celebrities. They have something ever girls will love & worth taking a peek. If you're a bride looking for jewelry for your special day or a something fun for your bridal shower they are sure to having it at Stella& Dot! Stella & Dot would be another great place to find gifts for the bridal party & they even have a little girl’s line too...so even the flower girl can get a fun keepsake from the wedding. The best part is thier price point at Stella & Dott is perfect for any girls budget. Come see for yourself what a great find this company is! Happy Shopping!



Sunday, February 27, 2011

A southern tradition....The Groom's Cake!

The Groom's cake is a long-standing tradition in the south and a fun gift a bride can give her groom! Think back to a scene in "Steel Magnolias" where all the women are having a discussion about a red and gray cake in the shape of an armadillo. That armadillo was the groom's cake Shelby was planning to give her husband-to-be.

The groom's cake is typically smaller than the wedding cake and is decorated to reflect a particular hobby or interest of the groom. My husband is a huge Boston Red Sox fan so when we got married I went with a Red Sox themed grooms cake & he loved it...so did all the other Red Sox fans at our wedding!

Here's a little history of the "Groom's Cake"....The groom's cake was not to be served to the guests while at the wedding reception, but rather it was to be sliced up, placed into packages and given to them as favors when they departed. Single women at the wedding would take their pieces of cake home and sleep with it under their pillows in hopes of dreaming of their future husbands.

While groom's cakes are a tradition in the south, elsewhere it is really a matter of preference. There is no rule, but if you want to add a sentimental touch to your wedding day, then honor your groom with his own cake. It is a sweet gesture that will give your guests something extra to talk about.


Monday, February 14, 2011

We LOVE all the Valentine's Day details...

Toady's the day...the day of LOVE!!! We wanted to share some of these fun details with you so you can make this a day to remember for the love in your life.
All of us at Creative Celebrations hope you have an amazing day with your love!!!











Photos courtesy of Brenda's Wedding Blog

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Who Knew....J.Crew!!!


J.Crew has been a favorite of mine for years, but their wedding attire is a fun, flirty way to dress the bride, groom & bridal party. The best part is the price point...very adorable! My daughter was the flower girl for my brothers wedding and we got her dress through J.Crew kids....I must say "She was such a cute flower girl" Here are just a few of my favorite looks, but please visit J.Crew Wedding to see all that they have to offer!





Plus, they have great accessories too....Check them out!







Thursday, December 9, 2010

With the exciting news of Kate Middleton and Prince William engagement I thought it would be fun to do a little post on other amazing "Royal Rocks" I found on InStyle.com!
Princess Grace
Prince Rainier III of Monaco originally proposed to Grace Kelly with a Cartier eternity band of rubies and diamonds. When he saw other leading ladies in Hollywood were flashing bigger rings, he quickly ordered this 10.5-carat emerald-cut diamond flanked by two baguettes, also from Cartier.


Queen Elizabeth II
The diamonds for Queen Elizabeth II’s engagement ring from Prince Philip have a special history: They came from a tiara belonging to Philip’s mother, Princess Andrew of Greece.


Princess Diana
Lucky Princess Diana, she got to choose her own ring from a selection presented by Garrard Jewelers when Prince Charles proposed. There are a few different theories on why Diana selected the 18-carat oval sapphire surrounded by 14 diamonds: the color matched her eyes, the Queen may have actually selected it, or as Diana was later quoted as saying, “It was the biggest.”


Sophie, Countess of Wessex
Following in family tradition, Prince Edward also proposed with a ring from the British royal jeweler Garrard. He presented his bride Sophie Rhys-Jones with a two carat oval diamond, flanked by two smaller heart-shaped gems—the ring is worth an estimated $150,000!



Charlene Wittstock
When perennial bachelor Albert II, Sovereign Prince of Monaco, proposed to Charlene Wittstock he did it in style. He presented the former South African Olympic swimmer with a serious sparkler that features a pear-shaped center diamond set in gray gold and embellished with round diamond brilliants, created by Maison Repossi. It’s estimated to be worth upwards of $100,000!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

So Fresh & So Clean....

I came across these photos on one of my favorite little blogs to visit, Style Me Pretty & just fell in LOVE. This event was so fresh & so clean....it's classic, yet fun & sassy! Take some time to enjoy these beautiful photos and notice how every little detail was taken care of!!






Wednesday, June 30, 2010

A New Look for YOU!!!

  • Whether your the bride, part of the wedding party or a guest at an event we all want to look our best. Wouldn't it be fun to do a "dress rehearsal" on your hair & make up ?!?! Well you can!! I was on one of my favorite sites InStyle Weddings & found "Hollywood Makeover" , this is so much fun and a great way to try hair styles & make-up to see how you look. You download a photo and can do all kinds of fun looks with it......this is a MUST for everyone & so much fun too! Happy Makeovers Everyone!