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Archive for November, 2012
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{ style | colin }
Colin (Models International Management)
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{ style | autumn breeze }
Credits:
Photographer: GEE
Makeup: Melody Iafelice
Models: Models International Management -
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{ married | jane & jae }
It’s so sweet when you meet couples who perfectly compliment each other. Aside from the fiery romance that media calls “love” there’s also the aspect of partnership that is so sweet in marriage. It’s a blessing to find that someone that will laugh at our not-so-funny jokes and think they look cute when they’ve just woken up from deep slumber. Someone that will smooth out our rough edges and someone who will lend strength to the other when they need it. From what I’ve deciphered through my interaction with jane and jae…they have that.
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{ things | wedding cakes }
Yay, desserts!! You know, I’ve never tried a wedding cake before. The only weddings I’ve ever been to didn’t have any cakes! I don’t know if I would like to have one at my own future wedding because they look so perfect, I don’t know how I’d be able to cut into it!
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{ things | kinfolk magazine}
I picked up this magazine after discovering it who knows where (probably saw it on instagram. I LOVE INSTAGRAM!) If you’re not familiar with the magazine it’s basically full of images that are subtly gorgeous, has recipes for some cool things like pumpkin butter and how to make the perfect cup of coffee for one. It’s such a poetic little book/magazine that celebrates the simple art of gathering and communing together.