We think that homes should be curated over time; rooms filled with items from travels, evidence of hobbies, loves and great ideas. In other words, homes should be a reflection of the occupants who live there. But how do you get there? What goes where, how do you combine two households, what if I don't have money for all the fancy "stuff?" That is where Vintage Love Home can help. We have been decorating homes and events for over 38 years and would love to help you create the perfect place you can call "home."
Thursday
Introducing Vintage Love Home
We think that homes should be curated over time; rooms filled with items from travels, evidence of hobbies, loves and great ideas. In other words, homes should be a reflection of the occupants who live there. But how do you get there? What goes where, how do you combine two households, what if I don't have money for all the fancy "stuff?" That is where Vintage Love Home can help. We have been decorating homes and events for over 38 years and would love to help you create the perfect place you can call "home."
Wednesday
Cuties for your wedding events




I think a tiered tower of these cakes would be lovely for a spring wedding. Instead of one large cake, you could order a cake per person and have a plate of them in the middle of each table as part of the table decor.
We actually did this at a fall wedding a couple of years ago. The bride ordered a cake for each table. We had it iced in an ivory plain buttercream and then I made small rose nosegays for the the toppers while surrounding the elevated cake plates with berries, leaves, evergreens, and florals. Her guests loved it and when it was all said and done, she spent the same amount on the guest cakes that she would have for a larger cake that would have been shared by everyone. Plus---she saved quite a bit on table centerpieces! Smart and tasty!
Thursday
I NEED spring!

Wednesday
Sunday's Bridal Show
I promised you some pictures from Sunday's Bridal Show at the Iowa Memorial Union Main Lounge in Iowa City. These were taken by Wilderness Studio. I have worked with Dick on a wedding last fall and was very impressed by not only his style but his professionalism as well. You have to feel comfortable with your photographer in order to have great photos and Dick is one of those people that you instantly feel comfortable with. 


And what would a wedding be without an escort card table. I wish I had a picture that shows the entire height, but you get the idea. Spectacular!
Monday
Setting the table
Remember---it is in the details where the event magic lies!
Going the extra mile, doesn't necessarily mean that you will spend more money; what it does mean is that you took the time to make sure that everything was right, in its place and flowed together to form a cohesive and elegant picture. Giving your guests something to look at, talk about and remember for the next 6 hours is just seeing to their comfort and enjoyment. In short---all part of the "perfect wedding day!"
Wouldn't this be cute for a shower luncheon?
Saturday
The Head Table
Instead of placing your head table up on risers so that you are not accessible to your guests, how about placing the table in the middle of the room, right off the dance floor. This way, your guests will approach you, you will be close to everyone and be the center of their affection.
Here is a beautiful table idea, right in the middle of the room overlooking a beautiful golf course. It is set for four on one side and four on the other side, making for an intimate seating arrangement. Their colors were black, deep red and gold. They wanted a very rich and luxurious feeling. Many of the guest tables had low floral designs and the other half of the guest tables were tall designs like the one in the center of this table. Lots of candles and a deep red rose beside everyone's place setting let all guests feel like queens and kings.