8 Ways to Wear a White Shirt

1-Accessorize

Cinsh a shirtdress with a belt,thats funky enough to double as jewelry




2-Show Some Cleevage

A classic blouse gets a naughty makeover, thanks to a few open buttons.

3- Top It Off

With a preppy blazer,its chic and polished.

4- Go Sleeveless

5- Make it Short and sweet

Cutoffs lend a low-key, flirty vibe to a romantic style

6-  Keep things light

An easy top plus pastel skinnies are the perfect pait for whatever you have in mind.

7- Work It

Wide-leg trousers are the best to say" I am in charge"!!

8- Tuck it in a Skirt

All-White Wedding Decor

While visiting Grace Gardens the other day, I witnessed a little argument between a bride and her mom about the wedding colors. While mom insisted in having all the decor in white, the bride wanted to add purple to crate a contrasting color palette. Everyoney that knows me will tell you that I’m a huge fan of contrast and I LOVE purple. But, I couldn’t pick the bride’s side that day. There is just something really magical about an all-white color palette and these photos prove that in the most delicious way.

 

Even a white ceremony/aisle decor looks amazing.

Photography: James Christianson Photographer | Via: Style Me Pretty

{Real Weddings} : Andrea + Joe

I know it’s Monday, and I’m sure you have lots of fun and exciting things planned for the Wedding of the Century, so I have a great way for you to start your Royal Wedding week. I believe that timelessness is going to be the main characteristic of theevent. So, on that note, let me start by sharing with you these beautiful nuptials that remained me so much of my own wedding six years ago. In my books, classic never goes out of style and this El Paso wedding is pumping some much needed classic elegance into my Belle veins. 

From the Bride... "First and more importantly my wedding was the day I got to marry my soul mate in front of my family and friends. I would describe my wedding day as very romantic, traditional, and it had that vintage feel to it that you don't see much now of days. I'm a very conservative person so for my wedding...... we went all out but yet played it safe. I was not willing to risk anything for a trend that's in at the moment and when I look back at pictures over the years I didn't want to say "What were we thinking!". I wanted everything as perfect as I imagined since I was a little girl which I felt did turn out that way. Of course that was accomplished with careful planning and patience. I am very happy the way it turned out but most importantly because that's the day I got to marry my best friend."

Photography: Art Studio / Flowers: Expresion Floral / Venue: Camino Real Hotel 
Cake: Bowie Bakery / Hair and Make-up: Jessica Avila / Dress: Ella Blu

Real Wedding: Los Angeles, California

Sharon and Ivan were married this past December in Los Angeles, in an understated but beautiful affair. To sum up the wedding, event coordinator Krista Cremidan of Nouveau Events said, "Their quiet personalities were reflected in the subdued and beautiful color pallete they chose, made up mainly of light pinks. The reception centerpieces were also simple and elegant bringing, a slight hint of color to the table tops. The reception colors were punched up at the after party where close friends and family mingled under a canopy of strung lights and glowing paper orb shaped lanterns. Tea lights lined the windowsills and added to the loungy laid back, yet hip feel."

Photographer: onelove photography
Event Planner: Nouveau Events
Floral Designer: Vickie's Flowers
Reception Venue: Helms Daylight Studio
Cinema and Video: All Because He Asked
DJ: Shine Entertainment
Ceremony Location: Wilshire United Methodist Church
Makeup Artist: Kelly Zhang Studio
Photo Booth Equipment: DG Events

Real Wedding: Wagner Vineyards, New York

Julie & Sergey's simple blue and white themed vineyard wedding is sweet in every way. The hydrangeas in galvanized buckets at the ceremony are perfection to me, and (even better) they were re-purposed as centerpieces during the cocktail hour. One of Julie's bridesmaids handmade all the paper goods for the wedding - and, see those gorgeous cobalt blue wine bottles below? The couple made their own wine to give away as favors! Thank you to Justin & Mary for sending over all the gorgeous images (you can find more photos from the day on their blog).