I think these images speak for themselves. But just for the record... I LOVED working with them.
Photography by Grant Daniels Photography
Yesterday was such a sweet day for me, I was honored as a floral designer to share my craft with others that have the same passion. Gathering with 3 other creative, talented ladies was such a delight. Seeing them create and hearing them speak passionately about their trade was just what I needed as a creative. So who were these awesome ladies... Maggie from Bamble and Bee; Jody from The Moss and Rose and Tamara from Tamara Menges Designs
Also, another super talented lady played a curtail part, the lovely and very talented Korie of Korie Lynn Photography hosted AND shot the date. Guys, she is so talented and has such a sweet soul. Here's a little pic, but there are mush more to come. Stay tuned for more fun pics and further updates on floral workshops!
Korie Lynn Photography
Kimberly Chau Photography
Lookie there! A fun little DIY from Sugar and Cloth featured on Rue Magazine!!
"Now that summer is here, we’re all about gearing up for evening soirees and dining al fresco. Summer brings just enough color on its own so the dining table can be simple and clean with just a touch of greenery here and color there- which is just what these easy no-sew Pom Pom Placemats bring. Of course, those who are super crafty at heart can whip these up with a sewing machine in no time, but those of us that are slightly more basic DIY’ers can jump on board, no sewing machine needed!" Rue Magazine
Here are some out takes, all photographs taken by Kimberly Chau of Kimberly Chau Photography and all styling was done by Ashley of Sugar and Cloth. The photographs were taken in Ashley's new gorgeous studio space, keep up with her blog to see more workshops in the near future!
Several months ago the amazing planner extraordinaire Christina, from Pomp & Circumstance, helped me execute a vision that I have had for several months. I was completely inspired by this seasons floral prints like this one in the pic. ->
Sometimes it just takes a textile print to get this girl inspired. The prints are so girly, so feminine and yet the dark edge allows some masculinity to sneak in. Christina gathered an A-list team and what happened was magic.
Take a look at the feature on Junebug for more details on all the vendors, as they did a wonderful job linking everyone of the contributors. (And yes! I am taking the easy route, I wasn't in the mood to link everyone)
There's more!! Go check it all out in our Gallery section.
Sweet Paris Creperie might be one of my favorite Houston hidden gems! And thanks to the lovely Nicole Young of Jacquelyn Nicole Weddings we got to do a beautifully executed photo shoot in that lovely decorated space. Here's just a sneak peak but from what I here there will be many more to come as this shoot got picked up from one of my favorite blogs!! Stay tuned...