Showing posts with label wildside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildside. Show all posts

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Wild Side - Honeymoon

Welcome to North Conway New Hampshire, one of my favorite places to visit.

North Conway Scenic Railroad
Downtown North Conway
in the heart of Mount Washington Valley

Echo Lake State Park/Cathedral Ledge State Park
603-356-2672 • West Side Road, North Conway 03860
Swimming, picnic sites. Scenic Road to 700' Cathedral Ledge.


From Cathedral Ledge
Cathedral Ledge -people actually climb this!

Diana's Bath
.5 mile from the turnoff to Cathedral Ledge on West Side Road, Bartlett. 200 yards of granite terraces. An easy .5 mile walk in takes you to cascading falls, waterspouts and granite basins along Lucy Brook.


(It's really easy to get to here)
Yummy places to eat:

Breakfast: Priscilla's Country Kitchen, North Conway, NH

Lunch/Dinner: Red Fox Bar and Grill, Jackson, NH

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Wild Side - Cake

This is one of my all-time favorite cakes! I saw it first on an episode of "Rich Bride Poor Bride"

This is probably one of the coolest cakes I've ever seen!

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Wild Side - Flowers

white anemones with the black and white ribbon echo the zebra ties on the groomsmen

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Wild Side - Centerpieces

I want the tables to be very simple because the real wow factor comes from the venue itself.


Friday, October 15, 2010

Wild Side - Bridal

Alfred Angelo Style 848

I didn't want a dress that was ridiculous just because I was getting married at a zoo... but I wanted to look for something beyond basic white.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Wild Side - Groomsmen

Amazon.com $19.95

Wouldn't want the men to wear something boring...

Calvin Klein One Button Super 100s Peak lapel #1865
Bellagio Clover Vest #8854BGCLO
Microfiber ivory Point Collar Shirt #5748

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Wild Side - Bridesmaids


Each of Amber’s five bridesmaids wore a tea-length dress made from chocolate-and-ivory paisley fabric, tied with a lemon-hued linen sash. Chocolate suede peep-toe wedges completed their look.

I love these dresses even though I have not idea where they came from. I would however pick a green sash instead of the yellow one.

I think the orange tulips look like little pumpkins!