I was inspired by my sister's blog post yesterday (seen below). Beautifully written post for her charity wedding site. www.thecharitywedding.com

Here it is...


Long live…

burlap
bunting
suitcases
picnics
peonies
bird cage veils
skeleton keys
dessert tables
cake pops
chalkboards
Long live details that make you happy, elements that make you grin, and mementos that bring back memories and create new ones all on their own.

Long live modern, vintage, offbeat, eclectic, budget, extravagant, destination …

Long live shoe shots, ring shots, posed shots, jumping shots…

Long live mustaches, paper straws, balloons, and photo booths…

Long live weddings- however you interpret them.

Long live love- love for details, love for special touches, love for planning, love for each other.

Long live marriage because when all is said and done that is all that matters. Details or no details, you married your best friend and you should feel pretty great about that regardless of what anyone has to say.

Want to get fired up about something? Want to rant about something really terrible?

Do you want to really start a conversation?

Start fighting for marriage equality, we have far bigger problems than mason jars.

Thanks Alicia!

People like Kim Kardashian are rewarded & sought-after for her 72 day marriage. People continue to google her, watch the show & buy the magazines. These type of people should not be paid any attention. She's not only making a mockery of the institution of marriage but rubbing it in the faces of those that are truly in love and not legally able to marry. Everyone should be able to express their love and share it with the world. And if so inclined make it legal.