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Selecting your fine and casual china might be one of the most exciting tasks on your list of things to do. Why wouldn't it be with the endless possibilities of gorgeous designs to choose from. With patterns ranging from modern to classic, the world of china varies in so many ways. Will you choose a sophisticated yet simple design or a delicate floral print? Check out this selection of favorites I found at Belk.com.  Many of these designs or brands can also be found here in Valdosta at Betty Webb, Ltd., or Perfect Settings.

Left to right from top: Kate Spade china designs including June Lane, Garden Street Platinum, Primrose Hill, and Laurel Canyon. Lenox china patterns including Batik, Rutledge Legacy, Chocolate, Chirp, Federal Platinum Blue, and British Colonial Shutter. Also shown are Paula Deen's Low Country Square, Kate Spade's Grosgrain, Opulence by Biltmore and Mikasa's Indigo Bloom.

According to the fashion industry, Pantone defines the color trends for this years Fall season with a gorgeous array of warm colors. We've included a few images from Martha Stewart Weddings that utilizes these trendy colors in flowers, clothing and decor.  How can you incorporate these colors in your fall wedding?

Pantone's Actual Color Pallette For 2009 Fall Season

If you're searching for a little cake inspiration, check out these works of art. We found these and a huge assortment of cake ideas on MarthaStewart.com. Categorized from traditional to modern, colorful to floral, and even by flavor, you are sure to find something that inspires you!

With our current gorgeous spring days, the thought of hosting an outdoor wedding ceremony can be very tempting. We've chosen a few images to share with you from Gandy Photographers of outdoor events that were absolutely perfect. 
The list of settings seems endless for pulling off a beautiful outdoor wedding. We've seen ceremonies performed under grand, old oaks, on the porches of ante-bellum homes, on golf courses, and often on the back lawn of a private residence. The extent of decoration can even vary from the simple use of nature itself to elaborate floral and fabric designs.  Arbors are also a great option for creating a "sanctuary" for the ceremony site.
Of course there are many obstacles to consider when planning an event like this and as a bride, you should certainly decide if you are cut out for the task.  Keep in mind, mother nature has the final say in how the day unfolds, but with a great back-up plan you are still guaranteed to have a perfect wedding.