WHAT'S NEW ON INSTA:

Drinking deep from this coffee mug today...this rainy weather + daylight savings = sleepy Sarah! // What are your favorite ways to spend rainy days? 📷 : @emilynicolewatkins “In a marriage, you’re promising to care about everything. The good things, the bad things, the terrible things, the mundane things...all of it, all of the time, every day. You’re saying ‘Your life will not go unnoticed because I will notice it. Your life will not go un-witnessed because I will be your witness.’” —Beverly Clark Sweetheart tables ❤️ // @emilynicolewatkins @mariannesrentals @anthousai @festivitieseventcenter The things you can create with a pen ❤️💌🖋 // Happy Friday, friends! When in doubt, put a velvet ribbon on it. 💌🎀 Sweet + Simple // A little invitation love for your feed this morning! I ❤️ that crest return address! All because two people fell in love // Happy Valentine’s Day, friends! ❤️💌 // Planner, Stylist: @thetangerineclub | Floral: @bloomhouseok | Rentals: @partyprorents | Photographer: @joshmccullock | Venue: @spainranch | Editorial For @bridesofok Are a lot of out-of-town guests coming to your wedding? Consider an itinerary for hotel welcome bags! An itinerary gives a lot of direction to your guests, ensuring people know where they need to be and when. Plus, you can give them tips and suggestions for fun things to do in your city! With an itinerary, you can help your families, too! While guests may know not to text the bride or groom questions about the weekend, you can bet your parents, siblings, and close friends will field a lot of questions from your guests on your behalf! An itinerary can answer a lot of questions, and provides peace of mind! // 📷: @joshmccullock 💐: @poppylanedesign 💒: @the.manor.ok 📋: @aislebewithyouweddings With the dreary weather lately, me+blankets+books is a common sight! I finished The Ministry of Ordinary Places recently, and really liked it! @shannanwrites has a wonderful way of connecting the Gospel with every day moments, and challenging the reader in what it means to really love our neighbors. Highly recommend! Sweet Lord, I haven’t done #fridayintroductions in a hot minute. So I thought I’d say hi 👋🏻 and share a little bit about myself! 1. I am a calligrapher and invitation designer, and am mostly self-taught. I did get two degrees, but they are in communication, not graphic design! 2. For most of my life, my nickname has been Fred. (My maiden name is Frederick.) Since I was born in the 90’s, and that was the heyday for Sarahs, there was a lot of confusion in my classes/teams. While my nickname initially started on my middle school volleyball team (there were four Sarahs!), it eventually spread to...basically every other area of my life. Classes, church, newspaper, college—I’ve been “Fred” for a long time! 3. I’m the oldest of three girls. So if we hang and it seems like I’m big sister-ing you, it means I a) like you, b) want the best for you, and c) can’t help it because I’ve been doing it for 25 years. Also, sorry. 4. I think eggs are gross. The only acceptable way to eat eggs is if they are in baked goods, or folded up into breakfast burritos where their texture is 100% masked by other ingredients. 5. I love looking through cookbooks! It’s so fun to see how other people combine flavors into a unique dish. I recently got Chrissy Teigan’s first “Cravings” cookbook, and I really want to try her mac and cheese recipe this weekend! I’ll be sure to let you guys know how it turns out. 😉 Thanks for sticking around, y’all! Comment below if you had a funny nickname growing up!