Warning: Total romance ahead.MJ called on a Wednesday and came by the very next day.
She said, "I kind of need something fast."
I said, "How fast?"
And she said, "Well, we're kind of eloping tomorrow."
And I said, "Yes, that is fast!"
And she showed me her pretty dress and we looked at everything I already had made.
And she seemed to really know what she wanted which wasn't exactly what I already had made but kind of. And she was so damn cute and sweet, what could I do? I set to work on MJ's very own bonbon, and within a few hours she set off with a little veil made of antique mocha colored swiss-dotted tulle topped with a creamy tulle fleur and inlaid with antique silver sequins that could sparkle, all sewn with antique silk thread in pale blue and silver that she could slip into her hair fast, as she got married on a sunny afternoon on The Highline here in NYC. And she picked out a boutonierre for her beloved too. I love the photos she sent. For more go to her wedding site, which perfectly explains why all of us should elope and then have a grand party somewhere else. (Now I'm going to do it again).
10 comments:
You know I'm a believer :-)Weddings are so weird (grumblegrumble).
Sweet, simple, beautiful. Bypassing cupcakes and bullshit and focusing on each other!
The Ultimate Bonbon Bride!
thanks ladies. she is a total badass beauty.
so great!!!!!!!
Gorgeous bonbons for a lovely couple. They got married on the Highline, man. That's badass.
Oh, I love it all!! Pure loveliness all around.
xoox,
-maria
c'est magnifique Miss Bon!
such a wonderful way and place to get hitched. love her bon bon and the boutonierre! and, how cute are they? i love love!
Very, very sweet.
gorgeous, gorgeous. and so sweet that you made it so quickly too.
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