Indian Wedding Inspirations in Marbella

As Indian Weddings take Marbella by storm, we thought we would share some of the inspirations we are creating for our weddings. 

The explosion of colours used for Indian weddings are glorious and here we have created a more cohesive look to our weddings by keeping to a heady mix of beautiful colours.

Ivory, gold and red are a hugely popular colour combination, mix this in with a fushsia and yellow and a dash of purple creates a vibrant combination.

We have kept one of our designs to just using a peacock colour theme of purples, turquoises, aquas and golds but throwing in a touch of orange for the reception tables.

There are so many glorious details from floral elephants, embellished gold confetti cones, lots of lots of bling, particuarly this year with the latest rage for metallic wedding cakes and we love the idea of using slightly different textures and fabrics to bring different elements into creating our Indian wedding styles.

A fuchsia, red and yellow Indian Wedding Inspiration

An explosion of Colours

A Peacock Inspiration

Muted Golds, Ivories and Red

Images have been sourced from Karen Wise and Maharani Weddings

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Styling Secrets To Steal From Fab Stylist Kirsten Bookallil

Super smart interior stylist Kirsten Bookallil welcomed the Moore Park Supa Centre team into her home to chat how interprets style in her space.  As soon as I saw this table scape i was IN LUUUURVE.  I totally digging the the use of orange as an accent colour and the idea of filling a jar with cotton spools is inspired.  What do you like best about this table scape? 

Source: Supa Centre Moore Park

Mason Jars - What I Love and Where I Got A Great Deal

Lately I've been ooogling over mason jars. Why? We are hosting a little bbq for Australia Day and these are going to be the perfect alternative to normal glassware.  Served with a cute striped straw these little puppies are going to add a fun home spun feel to our bash.  I picked up a great deal here for a dozen of them and better yet the purchase helps support Aussie farmers. So, what do you reckon - Are you a fan of mason jars? 

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Gold Jewelry with Model Photos in India

The Indian bride really looks stunning in her ceremonial dress and vibrant abundance! Brides are decked up in jewelries which covers almost the entire part of her body. The range of bridal jewelry encompasses mangalasutra, earrings, nose ring, necklace, bangles, waistband, anklets, and toe rings. Indian jewelry for brides is created to enhance the beauty of the woman.

Most-Beautiful-Gold-Jewelry-Collection-For-2011

Big and massive necklaces and brooch

Modern and Luxury Indian Jewelry

Coach Launches Jewelry Line Based on Late Costume Designer Tony Duquette

Hutton Wilkinson, who continue to create objects based on Duquette's designs, has teamed up with Reed Krakoff for the limited-edition collection.

Who was Tony Duquette? A Hollywood icon that created delicate and wonderful costumes for Broadway shows and Hollywood movies -- and also loved to tie up together found objects into unbelievable wonderful creations.

Duquette died in 1999, and left after a collection of fine jewelry -- at very high prices -- that his huge friend Hutton Wilkinson has sustained to create. Sold in Bergdorf Goodman, Tony Duquette jewels is highly collectible and colorful it's all about big pieces, over the top. Wilkinson lives at and runs the Duquette estate in the Hollywood Hills, Dawnridge, one of the most famous houses in Southern California.

And now comes collaboration between Coach, planned by Reed Krakoff, and Hutton Wilkinson. The resultant collection is being carried in the Beverly Hills Coach boutique on Rodeo and Coach Stores approximately the country. There are gold-plated pendants and great necklaces with suns and moons and fun stones, bracelets with charms or spikes, dangly sun earrings, and bug stick pins. The bib jewels are the real stand out -- they've got a lot of color and shine.

Romantic Blossom Cupcake Class by Sweet Things by Fi

We are delighted to introduce our first cupcake decorating class hosted by Sweet Things by Fi at our wedding studio on the 8th February. 

If anyone does not know Fi's work or indeed has not eaten one of her cakes they are truly missing something and life is not worth living until you do! 

Fi is one of our favourite wedding cake designers, whose creations continue to amaze our clients and us, plus she buys me creme eggs so I am heavily blackmailed!

Fi's first cupcake decorating class will be held at our shop, based in Elviria, on the 8th February from 3pm until 5pm.

The theme of our first cupcake decorating course is Romantic Blossom Cupcakes.

Fi will bring the freshly baked cupcakes and each student will be provided with 6 cupcakes each, 3 chocolate and 3 vanilla along with all the decorating materials to create beautiful cupcakes ready for you to take home. 

You will learn the art of creating sugar craft roses, pearl and bows as in our photo above and get to take them home.

Fi's cupcake course is 60 euros per head and this includes tea, coffee and cakes to test along with a lot of fun plus 6 fabulous cupcakes unless we have eaten them first! 

This cupcake decorating course is limited to 6 people with a minimum of 4 people so first come first served but there will be more classses to follow.

If you would like to book this class please contact Fi on 697228088 or email her on mail@sweetthingsbyfi.com

To view Fi's website and see her amazing creations visit

http://www.sweetthingsbyfi.com/