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Serenbe Harvest…Part II

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When plotting the shoot I had my heart set on a vintage truck.  I just had to have one.  So what do I do when I need something seemingly out of reach?  I go to the Mr.  The Mr. loves a good challenge and more importantly he loves chatting people up.  One Sunday a few weeks before the shoot, timing just happened to be on our side as well as an antique car show in town.  And at that antique car show, shining like a beacon of light, an old Chevy in my absolute favorite color orange sat owned by the sweetest couple who re-finished it with complete detailed perfection.  I don’t know how the Mr. always works his magic, he just always does.  So with the truck under our belt, we of course needed the cakes.

I love cakes.  I love their beauty, their grandness, and most importantly their deliciousness.  And for fall I knew that I wanted a naked cake (uncovered in icing), and preferably something spcie’esque with buttercream of course.  It always has to be buttercream.  I worked with the talented Anne Kathleen and as we talked we determined one is really never enough, more is more, so three of course would work.  Three perfect cakes…all different in look, feel, and taste, but all still all perfectly fit together.  Remember we were in the blazing sun, so the red cake began to melt, but I actually think it made it look even more perfect.  And the naked cake, well let’s just say that didn’t go to waste…cake for breakfast is a thing you know.  Happy Wednesday Loves!  truly, MKR

P.S. Don’t forget we’re giving away a Zac Zac Posen bag (up to a $450 retail value)…enter HERE.

It takes an army…

Concept & Styling:  Mandy Kellogg Rye of Waiting On Martha, Inc.

Photography:  Rustic White Photography

Florals:  Gertie Mae’s Florals 

Cake:  Anne Kathleen Cakes 

Location:  Serenbe

Truck:  Borrowed from Richard, the kindest man found by the Mr. and the Roswell Car Show

Serenbe Harvest Part I:  The Tablescape

Published:  Occasions Magazine September, 2013

 

This Week I…

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…welcomed the ladies behind one of my favorites, Sugar Paper LA, to The Shop as this months guest curators.  Shop their curated collection the month of August, and through the 10th get 15% off your entire purcahse with code SUGAR15.

…craved, and plotted, when this sandwich was going to happen in the WOM household.

…got my beauty on with Stila and Sephora at Lenox Atlanta.  Stila products are a MUST for me, especially this little obsession.

…purchased my first little piece of fall courtesy of Rachel Zoe.

…loved on my gal pal Gaby’s new Etsy addition.

…added the most swoon worthy goodies to The Shop…books, Bando, and Elizabeth Mayville prints.

…seriously love, love, loved THIS article from Forbes.  I loved it so much I talked about it yesterday on the blog.  Are you picking up what I’m putting down…read the dang article Loves!

…hosted a beyond amazing giveaway with Sole Society and today is the very LAST day to enter (below).  So hurry up and good luck!  truly, MKR

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CAMP

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Sometimes there are things so fantastic, yet so simple that they are nothing short of…well genius.  Case in point, CAMP…creating.art.meaning.purpose.

Founded by Ginny Branch, a stylist here in Atlanta, Ginny founded CAMP in 2012 with fellow creatives Amy OsabaErica Loesing, Maria Taylor, and Max LeBlanc born from the desire to nurture the talents of designers/artists/photographers/stylists/creatives/makers.  In her own words “We want to help you develop your creative intuition and cultivate your own beautiful aesthetic.” Camp classes, or rather workshops help you learn industry secrets for shooting + styling tabletop photography or floral arranging for entertaining. Imaginative how-tos are offered from dyeing fabric with flowers to re-upholstering a beloved piece of furniture. There’s even a top makeup artist willing to share hair and beauty tutorials for a variety of skill levels.  And I mean can you even handle the oh-so chic, yet oh-so Moonlight Kingdom branding?

All I know is camp was never my thing as a child, though there wasn’t ever a camp quite like this.  Sign me up! xo

Images via CAMP

 
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