For Richer, For Poorer

A message for my followers:

I’ll try to make this short so it’ll be more appealing to read! 

As you may or may not know, I haven’t been on this blog in quite some time.  I wanted to go in a different direction with the whole wedding blogging thing, so I was thinking about making a completely new one, but when I signed on here today I noticed that I still had a pretty significant amount of followers, as well as many new ones (hi new followers! I’m glad you decided to read this blog even though I haven’t been here in a while!).

SO. What does this mean? It means I’m completely revamping this blog rather than starting from scratch, because I don’t want to lose you all!  I’m not entirely sure what changes I’ll be making but I’m going to get started on it tonight.  I’m thinking about a new theme, new URL, and more original posts rather than reblogs. And a few other various things that I haven’t completely worked out in my mind yet. 

I’d love to hear any suggestions you have, anything you’d like to see, any questions you have (about the blog, about me personally, about pretty much anything), etc. so send me a message here with anything you’d like.  If you don’t have any suggestions/questions, then just say hi! I’d like to know about all of you and how you got your love of weddings.  :)

I may post a few things here and there while this is still under construction, but I’ll be posting another official message telling you what has changed once I’m finished.  

Thank you to those of you who took the time to read this, and thanks again for being such loyal followers! 

Request [from Small n’ Mighty]

***Okay, so I started this a week ago and then school took over my life, and I don’t want to keep it sitting in my drafts anymore so I’m going to post it, but I’m also going to keep looking because what I have now hasn’t had enough time devoted to it.  I just wanted to get it out there and hopefully I can edit it when school calms down.***

She requested Tiffany blue shoes (under $150) and/or sparkly shoes.  This was almost sort of difficult because the majority of shoes I found that were claiming to be Tiffany blue were just so so off color.  It was hard to find that perfect shade, so toward the bottom of this post you’ll see I kinda had to improvise…

Okay, here we go.  The first pair I came across that fit the requirements were these shoes from perfectdetails.com.  They were intended to be an interpretation of the shoes that Carrie wore in Sex and the City.  The only thing I don’t like is the decorative crystal ornament.  These cost $140, can be purchased at http://perfectdetails.com/Zoie-Tiffany.htm, and can be seen below:

And this is part where I start to make things up because I’m failing miserably at finding cute, inexpensive Tiffany blue shoes.  So, since her other request was for sparkly shoes, I sort of decided to combine the two into something that I think could work.

I started with these shoes that the website calls glittery, but looking at them up close I can’t really tell what they’re made out of.  From a distance though they do look sparkly (and potentially even comfortable), so I like them:

Then to tie in the color, I’d paint my toes with this:

It’s called “For Audrey,” so it is a Tiffany blue.  The polish can be found here: http://www.head2toebeauty.com/nail_polishes/npo_china_glaze6.htm (scroll down to about the middle of the page), and costs $2.99, and the shoes (which cost $40), can be found here: http://www.knotthegroom.com/bridal-wedding-shoes/bestbet-evening-shoe.html.   I hoped this would be an acceptable alternative if finding the perfect Tiffany blue shoes doesn’t work out.