Fall is such a beautiful season for weddings–the golden colors of the leaves, the darkening days that make sparkle start to really shine through, and the cozy fireside and rustic venues that are pitch perfect for autumn receptions. I created my fall line with all of these in mind, especially the fall colors of champagne, gold, copper and a crisper frosted white and silver. Here are a few bridal looks that work wonderfully for those of you still pulling that autumn wedding together or who are getting inspired for a big fall bash in 2015.
We all know the line that goes along with bridesmaid dresses: “AND you can wear it again!!” But the real nitty-gritty truth of the matter is: you will be hard-pressed to find a group of women who all love the same dress and look great in it. Let’s face it ladies, we all have different bodies that come along with their own set of strengths and weaknesses. We should dress them accordingly.
I like to think that bridesmaid style is a reflection of you, the bride. If your petite college roommate is drowning in a satin gown and your busty bestie is overflowing out of the strapless top, it may be time to try some different options.
The newer trend of mismatched dresses for bridesmaids is great for so many reasons. When all your best girls are fit and flattered in their dresses, it allows all the focus to be on you and your man on your wedding day.
It also allows your friends to choose their own budget. Typical bridesmaid dresses are exorbitantly expensive, and usually poorly made with cheap fabrics. These days there are so many avenues for finding amazing fashion at affordable prices. From flash sale websites to online consignment shops, and even shopping on Instagram, your options are limitless.
Here I have put together an entire bridal party look, all dresses are (well) under $100:

Bridal and bridesmaids lace clutches make great travel clutch bags for the passport, boarding passes, and travel necessities
Have you ever met the black hole inside your handbag? It usually shows itself when you need to find something quickly, something like your passport and boarding pass in front of a tired and grumpy immigration officer… Not exactly how you’d want to start your honeymoon travels indeed!
Fret not Dear Brides, your wedding clutch bag could be your solution to ban that black hole away forever! Small in size and elegantly constructed on a snappy metal kiss lock frame, a bridal or bridesmaid’s clutch bag can be a great travel companion keeping all these travel knick knacks and important documents in check.
Whether it’s to hold your passport and boarding pass or your lip gloss and aspirins, you know that you won’t have to fumble into your tightly packed-to-the-brim large travel handbag when you need to flash out your documents at the airport immigration or at the hotel check-in.
So, make sure to include one into your wedding trousseau!
Turquoise is an ancient stone that needs little adornment, its bright color steadfast, with a hint of something unbridled and free.
A perennial favorite in the fashion and jewelry world, turquoise offers radiant and stimulating color that can energize any wedding palate. If you are planning a turquoise wedding you will not want to miss these unique wedding bands!


The pairing of these two unique rings speaks to the beauty of many unions – a complimentary couple, side by side in life together. In one ring, twin bands of glowing Koa wood offset by turquoise, stunning against a titanium backdrop; the partner ring gracefully reflects the turquoise eye in a sleek and polished titanium band.

Combining the light blue of the sky and the stimulating green of the sea, turquoise color radiates positivity and a bright outlook. “Lucid” is a titanium wedding band with symmetrical bands of Sugar Maple Wood and Arizona Turquoise.

In many cultures turquoise is considered a talisman of good fortune and natural protection against the powers of darkness. “Tempest Looms” is a titanium wedding band and engagement set perfect for those with active and adventurous lifestyles.

Although we source all of our composite turquoise stone from Arizona, this ring got its name from the deepest lake in the world “Lake Baikal” in Russia. An interior overlay of turquoise is a modern marvel in this titanium wedding band.

We love the combination of silver titanium, turquoise and wood simply because it is easy on the eyes; a meditative, resting place. “Dock” is a titanium ring with a center inlay of Hawaiian Koa wood framed by two turquoise inlays.
You can find these rings at Minter and Richter.



