Happy Cakes

We found these cute cake ideas from Happy Cakes out of Denver Colorado.www.happycakesdenver.com We just love the ideas of bite size cupcakes arranged on tiers and decorated just like a full size wedding cake.

If you can't let go of the traditional wedding cake, have Happy Cakes as the grooms cake decorated in his favorite hobby.

happycakesdenver.com

Ring Bearer/Flower Girl

We love this idea for a Ring Bearer. The rings are on the end of a fish pole, so perfect for a beautiful mountain or lake wedding.

Photo from: www.digitalmemoriesbychristy.com

The sign (Here comes the bride...) on the back of the wagon is so perfect, and what a CUTE dress!

theknot.com Photo by: leighmillerphotography.com

Lovin' Damask

Damask patterns are very trendy right now and can be used in so many ways. Linens of course, but you can do so much more - cakes, invitations and save the date cards, center piece lamps and most anything you can imagine! Damask is not just black and white anymore it can be used with a punch of red, green or yellow to name a few or damask in pinks, blue greens and purples are available. Damask can be elegant but so much fun!

From left to right: culinarystencils.com, toastinvites.co.uk, crazycakecompany.com, jessicaclaire.net, www.hotref.com, www.kaboodle.com, www.brides.com, www.peakaboodesign.com

Candy Bars!

How can you blog about candy bars without mention of Amy Atlas, You can't!! She is great at paying attention to details and is so creative. Check out her website for more awesome desert tables.www.amyatlas.com

Photo from amyatlas.com

Picture on left: From theknot.com photo by 5ive15ifteen Photography

Picture on right: From theknot.com photo by John Arcara Photography

I love the idea of this last picture, They used little vases of candy as place markers so everyone got their own but also had a candy bar for refills.

Photo on left: From theknot.com Photo by Cheryl Ungar
Photo on right: From theknot.com

We are so lucky to have such awesome candy made right here in Colorado. Hammonds Candies in Denver Colorado has everything from lollipops and ribbon candy to marshmallow and caramel candy, and they make it look almost too good to eat! Colorado is also home to Enstroms, and Rocky Mountain Chocolate factory.

Enstroms: Enstrom.com Hammonds Candies: Hammondscandies.com Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory: rockymountainchocolatefactory.com

So how much candy do you need for your candy bar? Most people say 1/4 - 1/2 pound per guest. Another thing to think about is to get candy that is individually wrapped, or has a hard coating (like M&Ms). Gummi items can get hard if they sit out too long, licorice is too sticky for guests to pull on all night. The most successful candies will be wrapped or hard, But that is totally up to you!

Last two pictures from: hubpages.com/hub/wedding-candy-buffet.com

Real Wedding- Skyla and Bryson

Skyla and Bryson got married in Mexico and had the reception in Montrose Colorado at their parents house. They picked the colors of the sunset to bring a piece of Mexico home to Colorado. We just fell in love with everything about it, beautiful flowers, beautiful house and most of all beautiful bride!

Thank you Steve at Fifth Gear Portrait Design for the wonderful pictures! Check out his website http://www.fifthgearportraitdesigns.com/

Intro

Hi! Welcome to Lucky at Love wedding blog! We want to introduce ourselves, we are Fawn and Terri. We have worked together at Country Elegance Florist for about three years. We have discovered we are both passionate about everything bridal! We work with lots of brides and keep up with the latest trends.

We wanted to start a blog to share some of our ideas and other ideas we stumble upon. We are inspired everyday living in Colorado and being surrounded with such beauty. What better place to get married then Colorado? Enjoy!!