Showing posts with label Nautical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nautical. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Beachy Wedding / Andie + Brady

I am trying to catch up on the sets I did last month. This is one of those sets. I did some cookies for my nephew Brady's wedding luncheon. It was  a nautical theme.

Brady loves the water and the beach so I went with more of a beachy theme. These beach cookies with flip flops have been all over the net this summer because they are so darn cute who could not resist doing them.



I also thought sand castle would be really cute with the monogram flag or their last name.



Some seashells, my sister decorated the luncheon in blue white and tan so I went with that scheme.



In these pictures you can't see the shimmer design on the blue cookies but they were there.

Andie + Brady = Wells! I thought that was cute.



It was fun to make these and the day was a little hot but the wedding, luncheon and reception were very fun and I'm glad our family was able to attend!

I wish Andie and Brady a wonderful, blissful marriage!!

Thursday, August 8, 2013

Nautical wedding photo shoot

Back in July while I was at the Downton Abbey Garden Party that I took part in a couple of local photographers who attended the party asked me to be part of a themed shoot they had coming up.

It was a nautical theme for a wedding photo shoot. I was excited to try out and practice some techniques. I did some airbrushing with stencils, which is proving to be hard for me. More practice.

I also did some rope for the first time, using SweetAmbs tutorial.



More airbrushing and rope.



Sand dollars and star fish.



The coral cookies were my favorite.
























Anchors away!!

































I am super excited to see the pictures from the shoot. I am sure they will look 100% better than the ones I took! :)

My nephew is getting married next week and I get to make some more nautical themed cookies for the luncheon. Glad I got to do a little bit a practice first,