Guest Blogger: Kathryn of Snippet and Ink

Closing our guest blogging week is the one and only Kathryn from Snippet and Ink. We’ve never featured inspiration boards before on the blog, so you can imagine my excitement to have her here with us today. We have two gorgeous boards made by her to share today, and here’s the first one:

Colors: pink sorbet, charcoal and white chalk

[Click on the board to enlarge!]

pink Sorbet Blush Chalk Charcoal Vintage wedding ideas

Top row from left: numbered napkins from Heather Lins Home, groomsman card via Wedding Chicks, white tulips from Rosenow / Second row: makeup from Martha Stewart Weddings, Art Deco Party from Matthew Robbins, calligraphy by Leigh Wells / Third row : flashbulb camera photo by Mandy Lynne, chenille dot birdcage veil by Suzanne Couture Millinery, triple-strand pearl necklace photo by Our Labor of Love / Fourth row: chocolate layer cake by Miette, pink lemonade cocktails via From Me To You, chalkboard sign photo by Sarah K. Chen, city hall wedding photo with dress by Samuelle Couture

Be sure to check back for the next board!

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May 7th, 2010  |  Email to a friend
Category: Design Inspiration, Wedding Design
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  1. 1
    Emily @ Southern Weddings on May 7, 2010

    Gorgeous! One of my faves from Miss Kathryn.

  2. 2
    Claire on May 7, 2010

    I love these ideas. I love the delicate white tulp boquet in the top row.

  3. 3
    the joielala girls on May 11, 2010

    Kathryn! loving these vintage images. especially the camera ;)

  4. 4
    Studio 6XI on May 21, 2010

    So elegant & simple. LOVE!!!

  5. 5
    Robyn Love Steele::Calligrapher on May 27, 2010

    That cake looks mmmmmmm mmmmmmm good!

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