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I love love love today’s Chicago wedding, photographed by Laurie Peacock . Yes, I’m biased, since I think my city is just phenomenal, but Caroline and Edward’s wedding is too wonderful not to love. There was an elegant simplicity to the entire event, held at the 63rd Street Beach House , and the ocean-inspired floral designs by Allison Denny at Stems are so unique! Caroline’s navy blue and green bouquet is exquisite. I spy cabbage, succulents, and all sorts of treasures in

Click to expand the pretty! Quick links, clockwise from top left: Intermix Marilyn Minter tote; Floral Art bouquet and vase; Lauren Merkin wallet; Tumi train case; Lacoste belt ; Prescriptives compact; LOFT by Lisa Salzer bracelet Breast Cancer Awareness month is upon us, ‘Pink’ products abound—the idea being you buy something for yourself or as a gift, with either partial or all proceeds going to non-profits aiming to help with regards to research, care, and, of course, awarenes

I’m back to share my monthly bouquet (a super sweet Christmas present from the hubs ). And just like last month’s roundup of roses, this month’s blooms didn’t hail from the grocery store at all. In lieu of the normal $3-5 bouquet, we spent nada and headed out the back door to clip some white lilies for a quick little display in our sunroom. Here they are adding some life to a collection of vases and recycled beverage and wine bottles (some which are left over from our wedding): I love

OK - I am a little late on this - meant to post this  morning. I wanted to reiterate this info in case some of you may have not read it a few years ago here. These 3 Earth Day tips go out to all florists and floral enthusiasts.  1. Compost your greens - You recycle glass and plastic bottles right? When you prepare flowers for use in a bouquet there is a lot of waste. Stem length and leaves need to be removed. In addition, there is just a natural overstock of flowers in a shop that does