We had the honor of assisting Michelle and Jordan with their country music video inspired wedding. The beautiful couple was surrounded by family and friends at The Evergreen Lake House on August 12, 2011.

The bride wore fun green Nikes under her gown!

Vendors who helped make it happen:

Wedding Planner: A Touch of Bliss
Venue: Evergreen Lakehouse
Desserts: Intricate Icings
Photography: Jason + Gina Wedding Photography
Catering: Footers Catering
Flowers: Pretty Petals
DJ: Rock Candy DJ
Rentals: Colorado Party Rentals
Linens: Event Rents
Makeup: Makeup by Janine
Hair: Affordable Wedding Hair

Jenna and Ryan are having their James Bond-esque – sexy, sleek, modern – wedding June 9, 2012 at Palazzo Verdi. Enjoy their gorgeous e-shoot photographed by A Better Image Photography.

Wrapped up in that little blue box is the new Tiffany Grace collection.  The collection features princess-cut and round brilliant diamonds bezel-set in platinum.

The tiara sparkles with an open pattern of circles and squares that would top off a gown with gorgeous.

Tennis champion Maria Sharapova wore these diamond drop earrings from the collection at the 2011 US Open.  If only I could wear something like this while exercising- it would make it all worth it!

You can find this beautiful collection at your Tiffany’s store or online!

“A woman truly feels beautiful when she recognizes that she is exquisite the way she already is: a wonderful, unique, and exceptional individual.” – Yuliya Raquel, owner and designer of IGIGI.

I was recently watching a rerun of Say Yes to the Dress: Big Bliss, and couldn’t help feeling so upset for the bride who couldn’t find a dress that fit her properly. It got me to thinking about designers who specialize in dresses for the curvy bride, and I came across Yuliya Raquel’s IGIGI designs which can be found in several stores across the country. Not only does she make everything from everyday wear to bridal gowns, but her designs are SUPER cute and it’s featured on real plus-sized models!

Take a look at what she offers.

Anna Be, the uber chic bridal salon in the Highlands is turning 5. Cheers! Appaluse! And the roaring 20s is alive in Denver for their celebration, and you are invited to join in the party.

Anna Be has invited anyone who has supported and will support them (hint, hint future brides) to come and enjoy a night inspired by the 1920s. We’re talking prohibition and flapper dresses. Let’s not forget, A Touch of Bliss will be there with some awesome wedding inspiration with a Coco Chanel theme.

If that isn’t enough reason to attend here are five reasons to buy tickets right now:

#1 – Make a difference! All proceeds from the event will benefit Greenhouse Scholars.
#2 – Be inspired! Eye-candy for all couples from our favorite wedding pros.
#3 – Immerse yourself in glamour. Sneak a peek at our inspiration board.
#4 – Celebrate, mingle and dance the night away circa 1920’s.
#5 – Get fancy! Girls – don your wedding dress again OR show off your best cocktail attire!
And guys wear that tux or fancy suit you never get to wear in colorado.

What are you waiting for? Check out all the details including the inspiration board for the party. See you there!

Our own cute consultant, Julia, is the model for the event photos... gorgeous girl!

Katie and Troys’ summer wedding was featured in Rocky Mountain Bride Magazine.  Our team thoroughly enjoyed working with this couple and is thrilled to see their big day published!  Their incredible photos were captured by Andrew and Jessica Photography.  Along with the stunning bride and handsome groom, the setting and decor were perfect for this Colorado wedding.

No need to ignore the man’s sense of style on the big day.

Check out these dress shoes from the style section of the NY Times. 

OMG! You will seriously want to take a peek at this beautiful e-shoot courtesy of Frances Photography. GORGEOUS!!

This image is inspiration board bound!

Found on Simply Seductive

Or are we returning to our roots?

Red has been popping up everywhere as an alternative to the white wedding dress.

Here is a little history lesson on the Red wedding gown thanks to Luxurious Wedding Style Report.

Throughout the ages, Red was the traditional wedding dress color. Red is the color of good luck and auspiciousness. White was never even considered until 1840 when Queen Victoria had a white wedding gown made to incorporate some white lace she owned. Wanting to be like the Queen, women soon adopted the White Wedding Gown.

Roman brides wore fiery red veils. Today, Greek, Albanian and Armenian brides wear red veils. Chinese brides wear red wedding gowns and are carried to the ceremony in a red litter. Then the bride walks on a red carpet and is greeted by the groom who lifts her red veil. In ancient Russia people also loved the color red which symbolized joy, sun and beauty by wearing a red color sundress.

Roman brides wore red to protect themselves from evil. Brides in the middle ages wore red as a mark of the high status and many Indian brides still hold to this tradition. Chinese brides still wear red on their wedding day as a expression of good luck.

This OUI for MATTISON by Malan Breton gown was the finale for the Malan Breton Fall 2011 Collection.

Marina K Couture Isabelle gown from the Diamond Collection.