by Amy of Amy Olson Jewelry
As spring arrives, I have been busy creating my Spring Bridal Collection for 2008 and working on custom bridal jewelry, which is just love to do! It thrills me to be apart of a bride's big day by adorning them with unique one-of-a-kind jewelry. Here are a few pieces from the current collection.....



And, of course, other talented members of Boston Handmade are also offering beautiful bridal and wedding items...
Katy of MuchachaK offers gorgeous custom reversible clutches for the bride and her party as well as jewelry rolls, which make a perfect gift!


Crystal of Vintage by Crystal makes all kinds of beautiful wedding items. Here is what she has to say about creating for weddings, "Ahhh weddings… You’d be hard pressed to find a woman of any age who doesn’t dream about the glorious events of her wedding day. But preparing for those events can prove to be a real challenge! So many details…flowers, food, dresses, bridesmaids, party favors, etc. etc. What’s my favorite thing when it comes to weddings? The cake of course! What girl doesn’t love cake? But long after the rich devils food, creamy frosting and sugary embellishments have been gobbled up…the thing that remains to be cherish forever is the sweet cake topper featuring tiny representations of the loving couple themselves. That’s where I come in! I make a simple variety of vintage inspired wedding cake toppers that have the charm of individuality (no two are the same) and even use vintage lace, flowers, old photo portraits, beads and whatever else I can dig up at flea markets, garage sales and yes…ebay. "


And here are some beautiful pieces from Vintage by Crystal and if you are interested, in a custom order, just check out her shop!

These are all so beautiful! Too bad I have no weddings to attend this season (they seem to come and go in bunches)...
ReplyDeleteLovely items - love the vintage cake toppers - very cool and unusual idea!
ReplyDeleteCrystal's cake toppers make me so happy! I wish they were around when I got married (almost 17 years ago), I totally would have had one on my cake!!!Seriously!!!
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