I couldn’t help myself.  I truly couldn’t help myself.  I’ve never been good at waiting, patience isn’t really my thing (just ask my parents, the Mr. and anyone who really knows me).  So when Robert posted this sneak peek on the blog, I immediately stole everything to share with all of you.   This is really and truly the last glimpse you’ll see until the fall/winter Occasions Magazine comes out, and trust me there are SO many more images and details I can’t wait to share with you all.  But for now, just a glimpse at what my version of Thanksgiving looks like.  xo

P.S. Big thanks to my team…Photography | Rustic White, Rentals | Blue Eyed Yonder, Florals | Gertie Mae’s Floral Studio, Videography | Imagine Video Productions, Makeup | Bluebird Artistry, Hair | Michelle McCoy, Paper Goods | Buzzy Craftery, Cakes | Anne Katheleen Cakes, Venue | Serenbe

As promised in my Shaprie Easter Eggs Part I post…I give you gold Sharpie eggs.  Boosh.  Same thought process applies here as it does in the Part I post, I simply chose to use the brown eggs with the gold Sharpie rather than white eggs with the bronze Sharpie.  I mean how pretty is the gold on the light brown?  It literally looks like gold paint rather than a marker.  And I mean to top it off are you dying over our new Framhouse Pantry bud vases?!

So there you have it, this years Easter eggs.  Easiest eggs I’ve ever done, and by far my favorite.  Will you be Sharpie-marking your eggs this year? xo

**Please note it is suggested that you do NOT eat eggs once you have dyed or in my case drawn on them with a Sharpie**

I am not artistic.  Not at all.  So when I started gathering ideas for how I was going to decorate my Easter eggs this year of course everything I loved took some serious time and some serious artistic skills.  Two things I really don’t posses.  What I did posses however was a brand new set of metallic Sharpie markers.

Oh how I love Sharpies.  If you follow me on Instagram you may have seen my custom Sharpies…I mean perfection.  I also have a serious love for metallics and this years Easter table setting star are these West Elm rose gold flatware sets.  So when thinking about what I was going to do for place cards I had a lightbulb moment.  I’m going to Sharpie (bronze color) initials on my eggs and put them in the cutest nests ever I got from Williams Sonoma last year.  Done and done, two birds with one stone…festive eggs and my place cards for our Easter dinner.

Make sure to come back on Thursday and see what I did with the gold Sharpie…mind blowing I promise.  Happy Easter egg decorating! xo

**Please note it is suggested that you do NOT eat eggs once you have dyed, or in my case drawn on them with a Sharpie**