Wants For A Small Wedding

Eloping and small reception ceremony after the honeymoon. Please & thank you.

[whatifweddings]

Greg + Emily, Married

Dylan M Howell

What if Weddings

[weddingriot]

[everythingsparklywhite]

Julie Vino

[frontpagewoman]

The Internet Is In Love With This Bride And Her Bridesmaids Flaunting Their Natural Hair

Respect the fro.

So beautiful

[katiemarieweddings]

Tony Ward 2016 Collection - Aster Gown

[moonandtrees]

[thatkindofwoman]

gahhh, perfect bouquet.

[oldfarmhousefallfeatures]

Married in Iceland | Elizabeth Kirby Wedding

Beth Kirby @localmilk @flickr Budir-36.jpg

[weddingriot]

[wnq-writers]

I want your Monday morning sleep soaked eyes, dream drenched voice, lazy bones ‘five more minutes please babe.’ 
I want your Tuesday afternoon stretching break, glasses off, laughter on, ‘just hold me for a while, it’s been a hard day.’
 I want your Wednesday evening fingers through you hair, teeth biting nails, neck extended, eye glazing, ‘this paperwork never ends’
 I want your Thursday night wine for two, bones unbind, muscles let loose, flats, slacks, ‘just me and you’
 I want your finally Friday full soul smile, sun sipping light from the glaciers in your eyes, fingers unfurl, hand extends, ‘come on babe, lets go wild’
 I want your weekend, your movie marathon Saturday, reading by the fireplace, making love in the blankets 
I want your Sunday morning orange juice and cereal with blueberries, white sheets, tender skin, hair so friendly it’s standing up waving, ‘let’s not get out of bed today.’
 I want your ordinary and your stress, rest, release I want your bad day and that terrible night I want you drunk in my arms forgetting the place but never my name 
I want your lazy and your lonely and your fist full of fight I want you everyday in every way for the rest of my life. I want forever as partners, husband and wife. I want our love to always come first. I’m yours on bended knees.

mardybryant (via wnq-writers)

[wordsnquotes]

BOOK OF THE DAY: 

The Lover’s Dictionary by David Levithan 

Effortlessly brilliant, David Levithan has composed a uniquely formatted plot, where he unfolds the relationship between a nameless narrator and their partner in the style of dictionary entries.

Although there are no chapters in The Lover’s Dictionary, Levithan introduces each page with a new word offering a glimpse into the intimate world of a couple and the heartbreak, which proceeds. 

Levithan’s words are honest and heartfelt. His cleverly composed dictionary entries cover all the emotions and circumstances, which erupt in a relationship: from insecurities, anger, tenderness, romance, comfortability, and cheating. 

Poetic and bittersweet, Levithan’s language is beautiful and evocative. Since the dictionary entries are not presented in chronological order, piecing the relationship adds to the dimension of creativity Levithan establishes. When asked about his nonlinear presentation Levithan sincerely commented:

“I loved writing in a nonlinear way. Because it feels to me like a more accurate way of how we recount relationships. They never come back to us as a narrative, told beginning-middle-end. Whether it’s over or ongoing, we remember it in flashes. Different moments from the past hit us at different moments in the present. So when the narrator sits down to recount the relationship to the lover, it makes sense to me that the relationship would appear to him in this way, with the words as the catalyst for the memories, and the memories adding up to the truth.”

A quick read, we recommend you open The Lover’s Dictionary during your morning commute, in between classes or when you are simply seeking inspiration. If you are anything like us, we will find over 50% of your book highlighted. 

Get the book here!

Read excerpts from the book here! 

Get the FREE Amazon Kindle app to read on most devices.

FREE BOOKS: 100 LEGAL SITES TO DOWNLOAD LITERATURE!

[smallwedding]

This is beautiful ❤️

[hallelujahweddings]

[a-wedding-scrapbook]

Austin Gros

[bride2be]

[reveriesofcinderella]

Midnight Ballerina-Lihi Hod Wedding 2015

[leeforrestdesign]

Soft white hydrangea, stock, roses, and lisianthus bouquet.

Image by Victoria Angela Photography

[smallwedding]

Riki Dalal, 2016 Spring Collection, 1801. Right before this picture showed up I told my mom, "I've never seen a wedding dress that I would remotely consider wearing." Then I saw this and screamed. I'm in absolute awe. This is simple, elegant, sexy, and beautifully made.

[simplyweddingthings]