Meg and I were discussing last week how it would be fun to create ourselves a Valentine’s Day tablescape.  So this weekend, we rounded up my just out of the box Vera Wang wedding china (isn’t she lovely?), some streamers left over from New Years, a bit of pretty pink boho fabric from the fabric

In celebration of Valentines Day coming up in a few weeks, we really thought that a serious discussion should be had about our favorite couples from movies and television.  Namely, who makes the best couple?  But that seemed way too complicated with endless factors to consider.  So we figured we should narrow it down to

Every once in awhile we find something that we fall in love with.  Usually it’s cake.  However, we have recently found a few key items that we now wonder how we lived without.  We wanted to share them with you so you can love them too. 1) Society 6 You may already know about this

I don’t think it is any secret that Megan and I spent an exorbitant amount of time on wedding preparations.  We have always been very detail oriented, so we spent a huge bulk of time on the wedding details.  We started gathering inspiration and crafting a year and a half before the wedding.  Turns out,

I must admit I still love to read children’s books.  Oftentimes more than grown up books.   Some of my most cherished childhood memories involve books and I guess it makes me nostalgic.  Looking back at our favorite books from when we were little, Colleen and I realized that many children’s books in the 80’s

From the beginning of the wedding planning process, I knew that I wanted our ceremony to be intimate, personal, and feel like us. We wanted to incorporate religion, as Corey’s family is very religious, but also desired for the ceremony to be first and foremost about our love for each other. We actually had two