Big Sky Style
July 18th, 2008 @ 12:32 pm by Mrs. Cherry Pie
If you’re having a rustic wedding like we are, check out this beautiful inspiration board posted at Snippet and Ink yesterday.
Some of my other favorites are the “Muddy Water Mississippi Wedding” board and the “Wide Open Spaces” board, both from which I borrowed images to create my own inspiration board and color palette.
I read a number of other blogs that are also excellent sources of image inspiration, including The Bride’s Cafe, Southern Weddings Magazine, Style Me Pretty, Ritzy Bee, and, of course, Wedding Bee!
From which blogs do you collect images for your inspiration?
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3 Responses to “Big Sky Style”
Just gorgeous! I love all of the natural colors, thanks for sharing!
becky
Hi Miss Cherry Pie -
I would love to feature your rustic wedding on the real weddings page at http://www.thegreenbrideguide.com. If you are interested please e-mail me at kate@thegreenbrideguide.com
Thanks!
Miss Cherry Pie, Seattle/Polebridge, Montana
Age and Occupation: 25, Marketing Communications Specialist
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Nurse Practitioner
Engagement Date: August 26, 2006
Wedding Date: September 2008
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About Me: I think of life as a journey and I love the places it's taking me! I went to school to study Magazine Journalism, ended up with a second major in Japanese language, and now work at a company that makes software for libraries. I love writing, computers, photography, and the great outdoors. I spend most of my time playing Guitar Hero and Rock Band or geeking out online with Mr. Cherry Pie. I'm happiest when I'm on the road, especially traveling abroad, or just nesting quietly at home with my sweetie, who is a fabulous cook and bakes a delicious rendition of a certain cherry-filled dessert!
No, I refuse to check it out…..OK i lied. Is the groom really coming on horse there? I would love love love a rustic wedding like that…ONLY if…I got to reenact the shoot-out at OK corral as a substitute for the first dance.