Something from Vintage Twee

Vintage Twee creates perfect additions to tea parties, or larger scale events such as weddings.

The boutique consists of beautiful and vintage inspired table decorations, which combines English authenticity and personal touches to suit the event.

Visit the website for more details and explore this little secret;

http://www.vintagetwee.com/index.html

Something from the Oscars

Florence Welch wearing Valentino

The oscars offer shimmering wedding dresses with inspiration in shimmering gold, pure white and romantic sheer for you. These women orchestrate beauty, elegance and romance. The dresses stray from the typical white fairytale wedding, which can be suited to those who like to stand out.

McQueen to design for Kate

McQueen has been rumoured to be lucky enough to be designing Kate Middleton's wedding gown. Creative designer at McQueen, Sarah Burton has flatly denied these rumours. Whoever gets the job will go down in history. No wonder everyone wants to get on the band wagon.

Something Royal

The two royal weddings with Prince William and Catherine Middleton, as well as Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall set to marry in July.

The popular trends of engagement rings made of coloured stones like sapphires, emeralds, and rubies, and sparkly diamond alternatives like moissonite and synthetic diamonds.

What else will the royal weddings set a benchmark for in wedding trends?

The Victorian Corset

Typically the corset is in bridal lingerie, however this season trends are seeing the corset at the forefront of the latest wedding collections.

The corset accentuates the female silhouette, combining a clever us of fabrics and structured rods, they enhance the bust and highlight the waist to create a beautiful outline.

Let Them Eat Cake

DIY

DIY is an on going trend for weddings

This trend enables a personal touch to compliment the wedding. These were a few snippets taken from various websites that have inspired this blog.

Something Alberta Ferretti

In my dreams, Alberta Ferretti presents her collection at Haute Couture Fashion Week 2011 in Paris

Ferretti joins the countless numbers of fashion designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Giambattista Valli and Christian Lacroix in swapping the catwalk for the wedding aisle with statement-making bridal wear. While Ferretti has designed wedding gowns in the past, this exclusive new capsule collection of fourteen demi-couture dresses, aptly entitled Forever, are her first real foray into a singular bridal collection. Gowns have been sewn and hand-embroidered in Italy, and each elegant look is named after a flower to symbolise the lightness, freshness and poetry at the heart of the range. While romantic silk and satin fabrics that subtly emphasise the silhouette are certainly the star performers, delicate embroidery, pearl and Swarovski crystal embellishments, and silver and platinum threading add a wonderful magical element that will be perfect for your special day.