I’m finally uploading some photos from my wedding last year. I normally get so nervous doing flowers for weddings, but this time I was totally relaxed — I only had to worry about pleasing myself. 

My parent’s neighbor owns a wedding planning business and was incredibly generous and provided us with props and other decorating items. You can check out her site here. She also just started a new venture called Bridechilla! 

Photos were taken by my friends Dan and Bethany. You can check them out here. They are amazing photographers living in Boston, and I was incredibly lucky to have them for my wedding. You can see the rest of our wedding photos here.

Flowers for a party last weekend. I got to use some old Fiestaware as vases. I mixed the Fiestaware with old jars for the table arrangements. I love the colors of these flowers, so bright and summery!

Latest Projects

Here are some pictures of the latest projects I’ve worked on. I just finished the logo and business cards for my younger brother Steven who has been devoting his time to film. He has filmed weddings and events as well as some music videos. He also produces short sketches for Youtube. I recently posted one of his videos here. I designed a logo for my Dad’s business some time ago, but finally got his business cards printed. I’m now working on his long overdue website.

I have also finally finished the logo and packaging for a jam company that I’ve had in mind for quite some time. I created it mostly as a project for my portfolio, but the limited amount of jam I have is currently for sale. I wanted to test out a new cart plug-in that my web host is offering its customers. You can purchase the jam at: http://www.that-damn-jam.com

I have also FINALLY posted some of my photos to Society6! Check those out at: http://society6.com/dbaileydesign

I also just finished up a website along with two other awesome guys for a gourmet food co. in Sonoma, CA. You can check the site out at: http://www.miaskitchen.com We have some additional small tweaking to do, but it’s pretty much done. 

That’s all for now. I have some more projects in the works, but those will have to wait to be posted. Hope everyone is having a killer summer!

During our honeymoon in Sicily, my husband and I decided to travel up to Rome for a few days to enjoy the city and meet up with my friend and former Maid of Honor who was also traveling. One of our sightseeing tours took us to the Vatican City. I loved the Vatican Museum’s collection of antiquities. Here are some of my favorite shots taken inside a long hall lined with ancient Roman and Greek statues and busts.

Berries, cherries, and asparagus. What do these three things have in common? Balsamic Vinegar Methode Tradizionale! We are featuring this product at work this weekend and here are a few shots I took for a blog post on three simple ways to use this product. Below are the suggestions that go along with the photos. 

1. Simmer fresh cherries in the Balsamic Vinegar until tender and pour over ice cream. They’re also amazing on pancakes, waffles, crepes, pana cota, plain greek yogurt, etc., etc.

2. Simply drizzle the balsamic vinegar over fresh berries and dig in. 

3. Oven roast or saute asperagus in some olive oil with salt and pepper. Finish with a splash of balsamic vinegar.

I decided that instead of printing and mailing our Save The Dates, I would just save some time and money and email them. I had originally intended to screen-print our Save the Dates on kraft paper. Since I’m still planning on doing that with our invites, I scanned in a sheet of the kraft paper I’m going to use for the background. I think it worked out well!

The finished CD graphic for Anadel’s “Flying South” album! Just sent it off to the printer.