Wedding Themes 2012

Ok so i have been LOVING the wedding themes that have been going on!
COUNTRY CHIC

doing this theame will look great at a vineyard or a barn venue and i think you can add brown twine lanterns (spoiler on a "i do" how to)would look great

PEACOCK THEMED (btw i LOVE these color combos)

a fun way to add a something blue is a blue garder and blue shoes with a peacock feather attached !

SKELETON KEY WEDDING THEME

how beautiful<3

STORY BOOK WEDDING 

(this is a theme that suits a friend of mine named danie who has a love of all things books)

clever ideas for table center pieces

<3Buttons<3

"I do" How To: coffee filter puff

coffee fitler puffs 

what you will need:

• Lots of coffee filters. Each puff requires about 50 individual filters.
• Wiffle softballs  They come in white and bright yellow, and I think the bright yellow makes for jaunty centers to the puffs. Each wiffle ball  1 finished puff.
• Thin ribbon, twine or string.
• Glue gun with lots of glue sticks
• Optional: craft or watercolor paint and water.

Step 1: (If you want white puffs, skip this.)
If you want colored puffs, dilute your paint. Like, dilute it a lot. For bright colored edges on the puffs, brush the color on the edges of a stack of filters. For a full wash, like the pink one in my photo, put the diluted paint in a large pan and just dunk the filters in, ruffled side down, whole stacks at a time. I've found that water color works much better for a wash of color, and craft paint makes bolder edging colors.

Step 1(b):
WAIT. The dyed filters take forever to dry, but don't give in to impatience and try to work with them while they're still damp. You'll end up with sad floppy balls and not happy crisp puffs. The full-wash dyed ones may need some support while they dry to maintain their ridges — I put mine in mixing bowls to hold them up while they dried.

Step 2:Tie a loop of ribbon through each wiffle ball

Step 3:
If you're making multiple puffs, put on some music or an audio book and settle in, because this is the boring part. Take two coffee filters at a time and make them into cone-shaped twists:

You'll end up with a giant stack of twists, which will startle your betrothed and delight your pets..... you may end up with a very happy cat 

Step 4:
Put a circle of hot glue around a wiffle-hole (that sounds way dirty, but don't giggle. Giggling may cause you to lose focus and glue your finger to the wiffle-hole). Insert a filter twist; gently screw it in as far as it will go.

Then secure it with a couple additional dabs of glue.

Repeat Step 4 until you have filled all the wiffle-holes. Gently pull apart the coffee filters to cover any gaps, and you're done! The finished puff will be 8-10 inches across.

2012 Bridal Trends

Weddings have fashion trends just like everything else so things i have noticed for 2012 season seems to be a twist on a old classic sleeves on dresses a thicker strap or a t-shirt style cap is becoming big since Kate Middleton's dress and who could for get pippa's sleek t-shirt sleeve dress? also for 2012 a clever way to add A pop of color to your dress is your shoes!Colored shoes are a fun way to add color or to slip in your something blue!

Detailed Back Wedding Dresses

ENGAGMENT SHOOTS TRENDS 

themes themes themes!!! I personally LOVE this trend 

The notebook theme

Alice in wonderland 

Pixar's movie Up

how cute are these?

  

Welcome to the button bride

Welcome to the button bride blog where you can find everything about weddings and the details you want.
Everything from basic traditional to edgy modern. For "I Do" it yourself brides that are on a budget! 
My name is Katy and I love bridal fashion and all the details that goes with it I want to help get you guys inspired with the newest fashion and to post things that may help with your wedding day :] Im pretty sure my boyfriend is sick of me watching say yes to the dress and taking about the dresses I have sold at the bridal shop so this blog should help with that :]