Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 11, 2026

In The Pink

Eugenia Kim Organza Bow Pink Mirabel Straw Sunhat

 
This gorgeous hat is by one of my favorite hat designers, Eugenia Kim. It would be lovely for Easter, Kentucky Derby parties, and outdoor weddings. I am hosting a big Derby party and this would be perfect.

Monday, January 19, 2015

The Blue and White Chinoiserie Wedding

The Enchanted Home
If I were planning a wedding, this would be my inspiration. The fabric is Cachepot in Hyacinth, the pagoda candles are Seda France.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

The Chinoiserie Wedding


For the most beautiful post on how to have a Chinoiserie wedding, you need to visit my blogger friend Kitty's new blog Kitty's Shindigs & Soirees. She has some of the most wonderful ideas from invitations, to party favors, to decorations, to the wedding cake. Then revisit this post of mine on pagoda wedding umbrellas and parasols. This would be a wedding everyone would remember as incredibly chic, elegant, and one of a kind.

Monday, July 6, 2009

The Chinoiserie Wedding


These wonderful photos are from Bella Umbrella, a Seattle based shop with the world's largest selection of vintage and vintage style umbrellas for sale or rent. They ship worldwide. These beauties are from the early 1900s through the 1960s. I of course am especially enamored with the pagoda umbrellas and Asian parasols. These have been featured everywhere from Vogue, Bazaar, Martha Stewart Weddings, and In Style Weddings. Critical for an outdoor wedding in a rainy city like Seattle, they add a chic, stylish, sophisticated, and Chinoiserie note to any wedding, rain or shine. The owner started the business after collecting seventy five vintage umbrellas for her wedding guests to carry at her own wedding in the event of showers. For a garden wedding, I would have my wedding party carry these instead of flowers. After the ceremony, they make a beautiful backdrop. I also love the idea of them suspended from the ceiling for decoration. This idea is cost effective, earth friendly, unique, and incredibly chic. Visit our post today on Style Redux for more stunning parasols and umbrellas.