Sweets? Champagne? Corsages? Sign us up! We’re reliving the fun from our G&F V-Day party at Christine Noelle Design studio (Also featured in Found! this week). Special thanks to The Entertaining Company and Moët & Chandon.
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We wanted to share the love: some love notes from our G&F V-Day party + a charming video. Thanks again to our partners: Christine Noelle Design, Moët & Chandon and the Entertaining Company.
Want in on a secret? We’ve scored the Entertaining Company’s delicious red velvet cupcake (with cream cheese frosting) and mousse parfaits. They were a hit at our V-Day party and we had to share. Sweet!
We recently fell in love with Ianneci Jewelry’s Bow Hair Comb. It’s a showstopper—iridescent glass beads in the shape of a feminine bow. Utterly versatile, it would be the perfect piece for the bride, the bridesmaids or even the flower girl.
We turned to Ianneci’s design duo, sisters Kimberly and Jennifer Gennace, to see if they could produce a special DIY version for G&F. So listen up, ladies! Now you can buy the bow clip for yourself, and then make this G&F exclusive for the rest of your devoted bridal party. Everyone ones!
The Hair Bow clip that Kimberly and Jennifer whipped up uses a button from one of their great grandmother’s (pictured above) dresses. Dig through your family heirlooms to see if you can find something to use that would add some chic nostalgia to the finished product. Once you’ve found the pièce de résistance, here are the other materials you’ll need:
No wedding day would be complete without a little bubbly. Well, at G&F, no day would be complete without a little bubbly. And when it comes to the bubbles, there is only one that really gets us giddy. It’s glamorous. It’s seductive. It’s positively perky. Moët & Chandon is our go-to for any festive occasion. And with Spring and Summer events right around the corner, a champagne cocktail is a sure hit for a light and sophisticated cocktail for the warm weather.
Peggy Lanigan, who holds post as the Regional Marketing Manager for the French Champagne, sent us a few recipes which we’ve been (twist our arm!) perfecting all day.
Combine ingredients. Top with ice, shake vigorously and strain into a champagne flute. Top with champagne and garnish with long lemon twist or fruit slices. READ MORE >>
