Bridal mood boards.

Years ago, probably two, I discovered a wonderful little tool called Polyvore.

Polyvore is where this girl/anyone can design fashion sets, interior design boards, or anything really.

While a lot of people use them for regular fashion, I tend to use them for my bridal mood boards, which I made over one year ago when I first became interested in the bridal industry. 

Here is a look back at my most memorable bridal boards. 

Painterly Hues: An artistic wedding.

Fallen Hues: Obviously Fall inspired.

Cookie Cutter Tones: for the pastel lover.

Cherry Tones: For a more summery look.

Spicy Tones: for a more dramatic flair.

Thistled Blues: Cinderella, anyone?

The Knot, Cream and Feathers: Inspired by an old issue of The Knot and a love for The Great Gatsby.

Wedding Hair, Don't Care.

When it comes to hair, I am one fussy lady. 

I can not just wear my hair down in a middle part or a side part, it HAS to be pulled back. 

Either half-up/half-down or in a ponytail or braid.

My hair can't be just natural, it has to be straightened or curled or else it's a mess.

When it comes to wedding hair, I refuse to be any less picky obnoxious. 

That being said, here are my extremely thought out picks for my hair-do.

If my hair is half-up, half-down, it has to be curly. I love love love me some pretty curls. 

The bow on the left is my love but those flowers on the right just take my breath away.

But if it's up, it will be sweet, classy, and a beautiful low bun.

Pretty flowers or bows are a must for me.

Simple, yet intricate. Pretty and classy. 

Perfect for a rustic wedding.