I love the idea of incorporating the symbolism of doorways and gateways for a wedding. The intention with which we open them and enter through willing towards what lies ahead . . . it’s a beautiful inspiration. Here Tracy from Lazaro Press has created a unique design inspired by our beautiful Santa Barbara iron gateways of our Moorish-Spanish architectural history. This wonderful design element can be interpreted in so many different ways and incorporated into many elements for your wedding. Images left to right: 1. Frame 36 Photography, 2. Beaux Arts Photographie 3. Katie Moos... |
Flamenco had its beginnings in the 8th to the 15th centuries, when Spain was under Arab dominion — a time when music was impacted by Jewish and Moorish traditions. In the 15th century, a new influence was introduced by Nomad Romani, known as Romas, or, in general parlance, Gitanos (gypsies).... |
The history of the area is vast and vibrant, dating back to 1000 BC, when the area was first settled by Iberian and Celtic tribes. The town of Madrid, as it is known today, charts its origins to the Arabs who constructed edifices there around 850 AD. That Moorish influence still survives in some architecture, as well as in the music, food and culture.... |
There are times when I stumble upon a site and feel like the best use of our collective time would be for me to simply copy over their entire site here so you can see every last detail, that’s how much I love it. Alchemy Fine Events is one of those sites. I can’t tell you the restraint it’s taken to pare down her invitations to the ones below. They are all out of this world! Seriously. One second, she’s designing Moorish-inspired invites that would work for a Fusion wedding, the next a romantic Gatsby invite. And this doesn’t even touch on her Lobster invite or her Wine Trolley sui... |
I just spoke with a very neat sounding lady (incredible accent) who is getting married and wants an intimate Ibiza-inspired wedding. That lead me to my research, which lead me to this picture. The simplicity of this Moorish influenced church on the lovely isle of Ibiza, Spain is inspiring. Photo via FlickRiver. ... |
don’t be foolish with someone’s heart….. “See my days are cold without you But I’m hurtin while I’m with you And though my heart can’t take no more I keep on running back to you See my days are cold without you But I’m hurtin while I’m with you And though my heart can’t take no more I keep on running back to you” FOOLISH by ASHANTI ____________________________________ fool·ish lacking good sense or judgment; unwise a little more sweetness....love me tender....true love....portishead daydreams....... |
I love reading. I love books. I love art. It's no wonder why I love these books in art form. Every print in this shop is amazing.While we're on the topic of book collections, have a look at this fun video. I wish someone would organize my shelves by colour...What was the last book you read? What's on your "to read" list? Prints by Jane Mount.... |
Dubai’s central location, easy access from all over and the variety of locations it offers have made it a hugely popular destination for Indian weddings. Park Hyatt is one of the most sought-after locations in Dubai and their clients include families who live in Dubai, and outsiders who host exotic Destination wedding there. Park Hyatt Dubai offers a number of romantic outdoor venues like the Palm Garden and the Fountain Garden. The hotel’s location right by the Dubai creek and its breathtaking environment, make it the ideal venue for exclusive and personalised wedding events. Through the ... |
I was at Fragments a few weeks ago, searching for jewelry for an upcoming shoot, when I happened upon these lovely designs by Houston-based designer Katie Decker. Her collection of bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and rings has a vintage spirit while seeming modern -- I love that! Back Next 1 of 8 1 The quatrefoil design was first seen in Moorish temples hundreds of years ago, but even today the shape is just as striking and graphic. 2 3 4 5 These seed pearl earrings are perfect for a wedding -- the architectural design on the top is particularly... |
A few contemporary entertaining favorites from the latest collection at cb2… Pictured above: fabulous hot orange & white Morocco Dinnerware featuring mod Moorish tile designs ($4.95 - $7.50) and sleek Curve Appetizer Spoons ($0.95 ea). Pictured above: Ibiza Wine Glasses featuring more Moroccan-inspired graphics ($3.95 ea), coordinating jewel-toned Gem Martini Glasses, and glossy blue Cayman Dessert and Little Cayman Plates. ... |