Key Details

Readily available at flea markets and antique shops, old keys are a great way to bring a bit of vintage flair to any party or wedding. Decorate invitations, boutonnieres, or even bride’s maids with antique keys. Hang them from your bouquet, give them away as favors, or dangle them from centerpieces and place cards. Keys are small enough to put almost anywhere but charming enough to make a statement. Best part is, they won’t break the bank either...except for maybe the ones at Tiffany's!

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5 Porcelain Keys available at The Curiosity Shoppe
Acanthus Antiqued Brass Vintage Skeleton Key Necklace Collectibles by urbanheirlooms
Large Key invitation by Checkerboard Ltd. available at eInvite
Flea Market finds with Branch Floral as featured by 100 Layercake
Whiskey Brown Leather Saxony Clutch with Antique Skeleton Key by urbanheirlooms
Tiffany Keys available at Tiffany & Co.
Flea Market finds with Branch Floral as featured by 100 Layercake

Thinking of Summer

...and the bright colors seen by the beach - like luscious lime, and Caribbean-hued blue. These pops of color can enliven a summer wedding, and cool down guests on a hot day.


Clockwise from top left: Jar candle holders found on marthastewart.com; Fans from theknot.com; Blue martini from marthastewart.com; Teal card by Crane on einvite.com; Lime polka-dot cake found on theknot.com; Union invitation on einvite.com; Green cocktail found on theknot.com.

Inspired by Beautiful Blue

Inspired by this Beautiful Blue invitation by eInvite and the amazingly fun and colorful beach party and floral shots by capturingreallife.com. I am forever focused on doing things your own way and this blue veil found on theknot.com really creates a statement for the bride that really wants to kick it up a notch. It really sets a tone to the exciting day ahead.

{earrings via etsy, Iridescence notecard from Checkerboard, Giorgio Armani Satin Platform Sandals studded with Swarovki Crystal via nothing for no one, vintage garters via etsy}