My good friend was mother of the groom at this wedding. I gave a 60s cast to the photos, though the wedding took place only a year ago.
See Little Red House for some inspiring mosaics!
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You got the light just right...so pretty!
ReplyDeletem ^..^
It must have been a beautiful wedding.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful candle light! Beautiful wedding.
ReplyDeleteHi Podso
ReplyDeleteThere is so much charactier to an old church. The doors appear to be in good condition and look lovely with the basket plant holders.
Your lighting for the photos is nice.
Judith
Ohhh...a wedding...the candlelight is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lighting, the candlelight seems so romantic for a wedding.
ReplyDeleteYour mosaic is very elegant looking!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!Your blog is so pretty .
ReplyDeleteYour colors make me feel good.
Dottie
It's such a lovely mosaic ... looks like it was a very elegant wedding.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures...perfect for the mosaic. I love a good wedding!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely wedding, love the beauty in the simplicity of greens & whites!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely mosaic especially with the tint you gave it! Candle light is always so special!
ReplyDeleteOh how pretty! I'll bet the wedding was quite lovely too. I hope you had a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteReally love the 60's cast. And the candle photos. I really like the petals. Are they real? I guess if I'm asking, it doesn't matter. =)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and centerpieces. Congratulations to your friend on the marriage of her child.
ReplyDeleteThere's not much prettier than candles and flowers.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Ilove hte votives and flower petals!
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Hi Dotsie...
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to come by to say hello, my friend! Thanks for your sweet note today. Such a pretty mosaic, Dotsie! Ohh...the flowers were beautiful! Love the beautiful bouquets in the wall baskets! The photo of the flower petals laying amongst the candles is gorgeous!
I hope that my note finds you and your sweet family all doing well, my friend!
Warmest autumn wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Morning Podso
ReplyDeleteThe 60's cast is very warming and gives a great atmosphere. I sometimes use it on my photographs on Picnik.
I have my daughters wedding this Saturday so am really looking forward to it.
Have a good week, Jackie in Surrey, UK.
Oh how very lovely!!! Must have bee a beautiful wedding!! Good day to you! Thank you for your kind words! Cathy
ReplyDeleteI'm just catching up in blogland. It's good to be back in touch. I'm still trying to capture flickering flames. You've done a good job!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
Gorgeous mosaic. I love the lighting!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so beautiful and special....great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful mosaic! Love how your lighting came out!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos & a beautiful mosaic!
ReplyDeleteHappy November!
~ Zuzu
Very elegant. The wall sconces are really pretty. I think they would look lovely on my doors.
ReplyDeleteI love the flower arrangement on the scones!
ReplyDeleteI was born and grew up in the southwest area of Roanoke. Are your friends native Roanokers? What area do they live in? I think it's all quite lovely but the older areas of southwest are particularly beautiful with the mature trees.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
And, grandson, daughter and SIL are in Roanoke!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful mosaic of what must have been a beautiful wedding!
"How pitty!", to quote our youngest grandchild. LOL That is such a beautiful shade of green that they used. Lovely settings & a great mosaic, too.
ReplyDeleteWeren't they lucky to have you take such beautiful photos! Love those flowers on the doors!
ReplyDeleteI sent this on to the couple!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to see this here!