-- Sunday Morning --

Since I missed Friday's post, I thought I'd post today. 

Yesterday I went to Chicago.  I love Chicago, but I couldn't enjoy it yesterday.  We drove up, sat and listened for a few hours, then drove back. 

We went up to do a Stella & Dot Back to Basics Boot camp.  Guest Speakers Jessica Herrin - CEO and Danielle Redner - Director or Training.  Love them both.  They are very real people who love our product and want us to be able to do what we want with it.  The more we put in, the more we get out!  I'm really excited for the next few months!  The sky's the limit with this company.  I love that!!! 

Then last night Mike and I went out. 

Then this morning I woke up and THERE WAS NO COFFEE!!!  What?!  That's my favorite thing about Sunday mornings!  Coffee!  It is a must!  I had to go out and get it... ugh.  Hair gets pulled back and sweatshirt thrown on.  Time to quickly run out and grab the grinds. 

Now working on random other things that I'm falling behind on. 

What you guys LOVE about Sunday mornings?!

-- Sunday Morning Coffee -- 7th Edition --

Good Morning Sunday!  I love my coffee!  It's been a while. 

Here's an inspiration board for the week!  Jewelry has been on the mind so I thought this was appropriate!  Enjoy, along with some coffee of course! 

-- Sunday Morning Coffee -- 5th Edition --

A lovely "Pretty in Pink" inspiration board made in honor of Valentine's Day. 

What are you doing for Valentine's Day?  I'm giving a few lessons, exchanging cards with Mike, and we are staying in a making a nice dinner together.  We don't like to make too much of a to-do about this day because it gets too expensive.  We may buy ourselves a humidifier for the house!  Woo-Hoo!  I know, we are so romantic. 

Enjoy this inspiration board entitled Pretty in Pink!

Happy Valentine's Day!

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Sunday Morning Coffee - 4th Edition

This inspiration board is called Classic Looks!  I think it's beautiful. 

Enjoy the Late Sunday Morning Coffee.  At this point it's Monday afternoon coffee.  I was sick yesterday.  :)

-- Sunday Morning Coffee -- 3rd Edition --

This inspiration board was made by me over at Style Circle. I love Style Circle. What a great way to inspire those around you and put all of the little pictures you've seen that inspire you all into one place.

This one is called Champagne. Enjoy!

-- Sunday Morning Coffee -- 2nd Edition --

Today's inspiration comes to us from the lovely wedding blog Green Wedding Shoes.  I love this site because I came across it one day when I was looking for actual green wedding shoes. Below is a lovely shot from a Vermont Winter Wedding.  I love the photo of the couple...but I especially love the bouquet. 

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I love the way they've mixed the succulents with the ivory florals, the mixed greenery, and the different berries.  A very sophitocated and breathtaking bouquet. 

-- Sunday Morning Coffee -- 1st Edition

Good Sunday Morning! 

I love Sundays.  I love when I wake up, making my coffee, having Mike's special cheesy-salsa-egg (they are delicious!!!), and watching SNL which I had DVR-ed from the night before.  This is my Sunday morning ritual.  Usually. 

Today was much the same.  Although I've been scouring the internet for items to redo my master and guest bedrooms with and watching You've Got Mail. Such a classic, modern love story...before the days of Match.com, Chemistry.com, and whatever other online dating or matching websites there are out there...just chat rooms and email...

Anyways, I think on Sundays I will just try to feature a gorgeous picture, a wonderful photographer, or something that is just all around inspiring.  It could be calligraphy, it could be a wedding, it could be a floral design...basically it could be anything that could inspire something great.  And all Sunday posts will be called Sunday Morning Coffee.  I hope you enjoy.  :)

Today's inspiration is a wedding wish tree.  Here are three beautiful pictures all done a little differently.  They are all from theknot.com. 

This wishing tree is more of a whimsical setting.  I do like how these branches drape over towards the front of table.  The table setting is done very simple and colofully, yet has everything you need. 

This is my favorite wishing tree setting.  I'm hoping to use a few manzanita branches throughout my centerpieces or decor in general.  I would probably change out the vase, but I love the old wedding pictures.  I am a big fan of nostalga.  I love how the branches kind of have a life of their own as well. 

This last tree is really jus a closer version of the last two.  Anyone can make the tags.  I was thinking about using something that we could have family members or the best man or maid of honor send us throughout our first year of marriage - postcards or notecards of somesort.  Or even having people put things on the wish tree that they wish they'd have done.  So that we can put them in a jar and hopefully not miss out on doing them as well.  Just random thoughts that go through my head at times. 

I hope everyone enjoys their Sunday.  Thanks for reading.