Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Bud Vase Sale Extended to 10/17!!!!!
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Fresh Flower Wedding and Bridal Favors



These bud vases continue to be a favorite for brides. The bud vase holders are a perfect favor that your guests will keep for a very long time! They are available in our Etsy store.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Place Card Holder Chalkboards

These mini chalkboard place card holders are perfect for your barn or rustic wedding. They also double as cute wedding guest favors.These are currently available in our Etsy store.
Monday, April 25, 2011
NEW Wedding Favors..Barn Wood Framed Chalkboards



These adorable rustic framed chalkboards are perfect to use for your wedding place cards / name cards and favors. Each one is carefully handcrafted from 100 percent authentic reclaimed barn wood and has its own unique beauty. Your guests will be thrilled to take one home!! They are great for vintage, rustic, farm, country, outdoor, garden or any other wedding theme ideas you may have. Each one measures 3x3 on the inside with 1 inch border. They all have a base across the back so that they are freestanding and easily place anywhere. You won't find anything else that compares in quality and design!!! Larger quantities and custom orders are available. Please ask if you had something else in mind!! Available now in our Etsy Store!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Toniann and Kyle's Wedding by Heather Elizabeth Photography


We just wanted to share these beautiful photos taken by Heather Elizabeth Photography. These are the most beautiful photos ever taken of our hand crafted bud vases!!
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Catering and Bakery Supplies



Friday, August 27, 2010
Playing Catch Up!!
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Best Seller on Special
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Saturday, June 26, 2010
New Rustic Wedding Decor

I am so excited about these new holders! Their possibilities are endless. They look great as a display with the black and white photos. They would also look be great for postcards, menus, signs, place cards, escort cards, table numbers and so much more! The hand cut 2 1/2" blocks are all slightly different and have a unique wood grain pattern that shows gently through the black stain. Sizes and be customized from 5" to 10" tall. We can also offer them in white and brown and you can choose the silver or the rustic wire. You will be able to shop on our website soon, but for now if you would like to inquire about ordering just click here.Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Christmas in July Sneak Peek
We have been busy since last Christmas brainstorming, designing and creating some super cool ideas for your Christmas event. Whether you are hosting a lavish party or planning your wedding, keep checking back. You will definitely want to see what we have been hiding. As you can see in the picture, we have been inspired by rustic charm. Just wait and see what we have done with flowers!!Wednesday, June 2, 2010
The Adventure Begins
My job title, Studio Manager, sounds very chic. It pretty much includes a little of everything from stopping at Starbuck's to get my "boss" coffee, making lunch for the kids, all the paperwork, packing, painting and everything "computer." I have to say I love every minute of it! I can go to work in my pj's, kick my shoes off and dig in.
The test is going to be this summer trying to work and keep five kids(6yrs. 7yrs, 7yrs, 10yrs, and 13yrs.) busy and productive. We have somewhat come up with a plan now it is time to enact and hold ourselves accountable. It is going to take a lot of organization from two Moms who usually just "wing it."
It is not going to be business as usual this summer. Our plan is to aggressively attack and conquer the world of weddings and party decor. We pretty much have decided that our husbands work too hard running around to make extra money and it is our goal to grow and land at some financial peace.
Check back because I will be starting a seperate blog to share this adventure with you!
Dawn
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
MEET THE HAPPY COUPLE!!!!
Hummm....well, we met approx 6 yrs ago in 2004 while serving in the same Air Force Reserve unit. He was a C-130 Flight Engineer and I was a C-130 avionics mechanic. As he remembers it, we were in Kuwait supporting the Global War on Terror. He was talking to a mutual friend of ours when I walked up to interrupt. We were not introduced at that time and I have no recollection of that "meeting" but he says he knew then that I was the one for him. I remember it a little differently: I say we met in Souda Bay, Crete while I was enroute to Kuwait and he was heading home. We had stayed in the same hotel and the morning we were both to depart for different destinations, I asked if I could join him for breakfast. It was a short but nice interlude as Joe had to pre-flight his aircraft for the days flight. We became friendly acquaintances until 2007 when I, too, became a flight engineer (this made us co-workers). Finally, in May/June of 2008, we went on our first "accidental" date. He had come to my house to help with a project and as a thank you, I took him to a concert at the outdoor amphitheater to see The Big Bad Voodoo Daddies. We had so much fun! After that, we spent most every weekend together and embarked in a long distance relationship (Joe was living in Montgomery at the time). About 7 months later, Joe transferred jobs with the FAA to metro Atlanta and moved in with me. We have enjoyed everything together from household projects and renovations, traveling, SCUBA diving, triathlons, cycling, running, private flying...you name it! In Oct. 2009, we were on vacation in San Fransisco and planned to spend the day touring wine country. We drove up to Sonoma Valley and were having a wonderful day tasting wine and shopping. I had mentioned that we should visit a local wine and cheese shop and buy supplies for a picnic. (Little did I know I was planning my own engagement!)We settled on a bench, by a pond, in a park at the center of town and as we snacked on cheese, crackers, almonds, wine and fudge we talked about how happy we were and how blessed our life was. Before I knew it, Joe was down on one knee holding the most sparkly thing I had ever seen and asking me to marry him! He had to ask a second time as I was crying and in shock and having difficulty responding. Of course, I said YES! Wow! What a moment! I wish all my friends and family could have been there to witness it. It was perfect! The best part was that it was a total surprise! I had no idea he was planning to propose. He did a great job planning it and keeping it a secret and even enlisted the help of my twin sister to pick out the ring...which I love. I couldn't have picked a more beautiful ring if I had done it myself. So, here I am in the midst of wedding planning. Only 84 days until our Big Day and I have so much to do!
Christy
Career:aircraft mechanic for a major airline
Military: C-130 flight engineer; 18 years served so far
Hobby: some private flight time
Joe
Career: FAA
Military: C-130 flight engineer; 21 years in service so far
Hobby: Private pilot
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Pictures by Alicia Caruso
Rustic table art
Look at these wonderful pictures taken by Alicia Caruso. These are more of our new creations. Wow! I love the place card holder. I make those from pieces of the reclaimed wood. They are all slightly different in size, color and texture. They are perfect for an outdoor wedding. If you need any more information or have any questions about these pictures contact me at jen@thefunkyshack.com
Thursday, October 22, 2009
New Table Top Art
Friday, October 16, 2009
Using Reclaimed Wood in Weddngs
Credits: Karen Wise (2), Lisa Lefkowitz, Linda Chaja
I wanted to share our new venture with you. My husband and I are creating designs and crafting out of reclaimed wood. We have just started so our ideas and fininshed products may be a little primitive at the moment. These pictures are not our work, but I used this board to inspire and spark some new ideas. We have finished a few handcrafted tables and will share those pictures with you soon. I also created some rustic wood bud vase place card holders and ceterpieces. I loof forward to sharing these designs with you soon.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Centerpieces
Credits: Orchard Cove Photography, Lisa Lefkowitz (2), Penny Silvia, Zoeica Images.com, Cheri Pearl
Look at these wonderfully elegant centerpieces. I am a fan of the smaller shorter centerpieces. Sometimes less is more and these pictures display just how beautiful small can be. They leave enough room on the table for place card holders and guest favors.
