I love signature drinks – whether they are used as an accent to your open bar or as your main offering (a big budget-saver), they add a fun twist to your wedding.

{Kiwi Martinis from Rachel Ray Magazine via Wedding Tulle}

Are you having a signature drink at your wedding?

I get giddy when I see a beautifully packaged and presented wedding invitation – it can be something as simple as a handwritten card letting your guest know where to meet you for the ceremony or as elaborate as this boxed folio invitation sent to us by Stephen of Love Life Images.

Jason and Catherine are having a destination wedding in Los Cabos and this gorgeous invitation …

Jenica and DJ’s Hilton Head wedding had such great details, but none were cuter or more thoughtful than paint brushes left for guests so that they could brush the sand off of their feet.

{Jenica and DJ’s wedding, photographed by Laura Negri Photography}

Unique, pretty and yummy?  Check, check and check.  Show your guests to their tables by wrapping candy bars in beautiful paper and affixing a label with their name and table assignment!

{Amy Carroll via Pearls Events and In This Instance}

I love the color combo of purple and blue!  And when your lovely bridesmaids get to wear amazing shoes like these it’s even better.
L-O-V-E.

{Jerry Yoon Photography via Weddingbee Pro}

Green and orange is such a wonderful color scheme, and Nicole Ha did a fantastic job creating unique and organic florals for Natalie and Norm’s wedding (which is full of lovely details!), including floating flowers, wrapped stems, and a mix of low and high arrangements.

{Tinywater Photography}

Love these folded, sewn napkins to go with your signature cocktails.  This is a great and unique alternative to paper or plain cloth napkins!

{Brides via Bridal Buzz}

This little flower girl is just adorable, and the cuteness factor is turned way up by her fabulous miniature bouquet!

{Tara and Tyrone’s wedding by Drew B Photography}

Keep your guests warm, add some decor, and include one of those unexpected details that let your guests know their comfort is your top priority by having a basket of pashminas at your reception.

{Photo by Heidi Ryder from Anna and Lönngren’s wedding}

Love the simple presentation with leather cord and a note from the couple!

Jordan’s blog is always an inspiration to us — when we saw these perfectly pink cupcakes with absolutely adorable calligraphy flags, we were smitten!  How perfect would they be for a dessert reception, your day-after brunch, a bridal shower, or hmm… any occasion at all?

{Photo by Kate Mathis, styling by Chiara Alberetti Milott}

As we say here at EAD, it’s all in the details.  And Tara Guérard of Soirée is all about the wedding details.  This is one of my favorites: rose petal toss boxes.

{Liz Banfield via The Bride’s Cafe}

Tip: to cut costs, use both box bottoms and tops for this easy DIY project.

When I set eyes on these adorable yellow chair cushions from Rachel and Mike’s wedding, I fell in love.  What a great idea to jazz up iron chairs for your outdoor ceremony!  Or, picture wood chairs with cushions lining your estate tables at your reception.  Gorgeous!

{Mulberry Photography via Polka Dot Bride}

PS – Yes, you spy parasols too.  Sigh.