Thursday, May 28, 2009

Lizzie's Bridal Shower

Seriously, you guys. This shower is super cute. Full of garden party loveliness, too {or porch party, as the case may be}. And guess what? It was sent in by a reader, Alyssa!

Let's back up a little, though. Remember this inspiration board?



Alyssa immediately fell in love with it. How about these garland instructions? They were for her. And she also decided to make my Valentine's Day chocolates as favors.

Alyssa has a gorgeous old home with an equally gorgeous front porch, so that's {naturally} where she decided to hold the party for her cousin Lizzie. Though she woke up to rain, the sun came out before the guests arrived.


{Isn't it wonderful that her front door matches the color scheme?}

Here are the garlands in action. Don't they look amazing?! Straight out of Country Living, I tell you.



And here are her favors. Alyssa - in excellent, adaptable DIY fashion - ended up wrapping them in fabric scraps left over from the bunting instead of paper like me. So proud.



The ladies munched on mushroom quiche, salad, fruit, and other delicious-looking nibbles, chatted, played games, and generally had a wonderful time thanks to their fabulous hostess. Well done, Alyssa!



You can surely tell how excited I am about this. Anyone else want to make my day and send along a lovely celebration you've planned or attended? {peachandpearl at ymail dot com... just saying.}

3 comments:

  1. YAY! After months of planning and gazing at the inspiration board, I couldn't be happier with the end result! Many thanks to the Peach and Pearl (Emily) for all the help and support! You're the best!

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  2. it helps that her house exactly matches the feel of the inspiration board :) i love it!

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  3. Beautiful Pics! And it was a beautiful time too with beautiful women! Lizzie was beautiful and Alyssa was just as pretty! What hard work will do! Congrats, Alyssa!

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