A  new trend at weddings, birthdays, baby showers, and house warming parties is the display desert tables. Searching for desert tables, google shows up a few businesss of ‘sweet stylists’ … how cool is that for a business title and job!
I dont want to write much and let the pictures speak for themselves…. but when I finally qualify as a solicitor, I’m going to design and make my own desert table for a sweet celebration myself. In fact, I’ve already bought these sweet invitations from Mara Mi to commit myself …

…. or the celebrity engagements that took place at the end of 2011…. particularly Christmas being the most popular time to propose!
 
1. Britney Spears to Jason Trawick
Third time lucky Britney Spears could not contain her excitement as she took to her Twitter account to announce her engagement to 12 million fans. She exclaimed “I can’t stop looking at it!!” after Jason, her long time boyfriend proposed at his 40th birthday party. Jason was previously her manager and had stepped down professionally due to their romantic link.
2. Justin Timberlake and …

2011 was the year of THE Royal Wedding of Prince Williams and Kate Middleton but also the year of four other lesser known royals. Here are the top 5 you may have missed and some of the highlights of their wedding:
1. Prince Williams of England and Kate Middleton (April 29, 2011)
30 years after Prince Charles and Princess Diana walked down the aisle. Prince Williams wed Kate Middleton at Westminister Abbey . The bride wore Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen (and has since worn the label for many occassions, raising its …

I always thought my super smart friend from university would marry a rocket scientist and she did! She married an astronomer in Lyon and I was so impressed at the astronomy themed seating plan. On the plane ride to Lyon, I read that the 13th of August is the day that the moon is brightest. I asked the groom if they had picked that date specifically because of the alignment with the moon. He shrugged and said they just liked the date.
The talented and creative bride had arranged all of …

We recently attended the wedding of my college friend in Lyon, France. We were paired up with a sweet couple that offered to drive us to the reception from the church but before we departed, they asked us for help to blow up balloons. Apparently, it is a French tradition to tie balloons and streamers on cars of the wedding party and actually honk on the way to the reception. It was a bit strange to have the rear view clouded by balloons but the sight of the united wedding …