After another late night phone call with
Christa, we both decided it was time to start really checking things off our lists. No more browsing, thinking about it, shopping around - we have weddings to plan and a summer to enjoy! To that end, I had a very successful online shopping spree last night.

dancing shoes from
http://www.myglassslipper.com/
satin clutch from
http://www.jcrew.com/
pretty dangly earrings from
http://www.perfectdetails.com/The only other thing left on my accessory list is a flower for my hair. I'm planning on hanging up my veil after the ceremony and have always, always loved photos of brides with a beautiful flower tucked into their hair.

I can't decide if I should work with my florist to get a real flower or buy a beautiful flower from etsy seller
Mikiye Creations.
Miss Tiramisu from
WeddingBee recently posted about buying a Mikiye peony for her wedding. No worries about wilting edges, a forgotten flower or delicate petals falling to the dance floor. But is the same if the flower doesn't smell? I'll give myself until the end of the week to decide on this one!