It’s hard to believe, with the feeling of anticipation still fresh in our minds, that it has been one year since The Royal Wedding. The unveiling of Kate’s gown, the romantic stolen glances, the kiss on the balcony – these moments remain some of our favorites in history. Happy one-year wedding anniversary to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge! We wish you a lifetime of joy.

Image via This is Glamorous and one of our favorite Royal Wedding blog posts from last year.

Bridal bouquets, centerpieces, and garlands, oh my! We’ve got wedding flower fever (as per the usual). Here are our top picks for this summer’s wedding flower trends…
1. Vintage trophy centerpieces:

2. Bright, colorful fruit:

3. Spotted guinea feathers:

4. Luscious garlands:

5. Moss, cascading tablescapes and glass cloche covers:

6. Yellow, red, orange, and gold:

7. Ivory and green:

8. Natural, overflowing centerpieces:

9. Pink and orange:

10. Wild and natural bouquets: 

We, like so many, are using Pinterest to collect, organize, and inspire. It is a fantastic way to build inspiration boards, bookmark DIY projects, and share ideas with your wedding planner or bridesmaids. If you don’t have an account yet and need an invite, e-mail our editor: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) .

Ginger, Basil, Grapefruit Spritzer from Joylicious:

Donut Dessert Bar photographed by One Love Photo:

Swoon-Worthy Wedding Images shot by Jose Villa:

Dreamy Engagement Shoot photographed by Yuliya M. Photography:

Enjoy Events Hippie Chic Inspiration photographed by Tinywater Photography:
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Enjoy Events Hippie Chic Inspiration photographed by Tinywater Photography:
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We hope you’ve had a fabulous week! It’s time to go home, get cozy with your wedding magazines, and dream about spring; at least that’s what we’ll be doing! Happy Friday, loves…

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we’ve collected our favorite love-filled cards, DIY projects, and gift ideas found on Pinterest. It’s time to spread the love and spoil your sweetie…

How can you not love Julia Child’s Valentine’s Day card from 1956:

A free, printable Valentine’s day card from Eva Black Design and an adorable gift idea from DIY IYD:

A Valentine’s Day engagement shoot from Ruffled Blog:

Cute pink cookie bags and a sweet, sugary DIY gift idea from Somewhere Splendid:

Make your honey a heart-filled cake:

Be festive with The Heartlette Collection from Giant Dwarf: