Mini muffin

I found this adorable mini muffin at Giant, in Megamall Kuantan. It was made by a bakeryin Shah Alam, and is neatly packaged inside a cute ziplocked bag. There is around 20 pieces inside.

Dont you think it would make a nice cute doorgift? Wrap it up inside a fancy pouch or sachet perhaps and its ready to go.

I would prefer food as doorgift these days, because it goes into the tummy and makes me happy, instead of some useless ornaments which will only collect dust in the end of the day.

Hope this inspires you today :)

Ilham Tema #1 – Eco-Chic

Because I always go gaga over too many beautiful wedding things, I have decided to just adore it in inspiration boards.

And because most of my readers are Malaysian brides, I have created an inspiration board that incorporates our traditions, and at the same time, injects fresh, new and modern ideas.

I will try to create more inspiration boards over the time, so for the first one, here it is, a nature inspired wedding theme.

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Top most left to right: Sanding outfit via c33ram00n, Parasol dais deco from Suryo Decor Jakarta, Apples as cake stands by KiccaCakes UK
Second row left to right: Kraft paper bags with matching tags from Martha Stewart Weddings, Invitation cards from Our Wedding Plus, Pelamin from Nas Great Idea, Lily of the Valley bouquet from Martha Stewart Weddings, Nikah shoes via Bridal Buds, Cascading Hand Bouquet from Martha Stewart Weddings
Third row left to right: Bertandang outfit via Rujak Manis, Sirih Junjung by Kerja Kahwin, Bunga Pahar via Babybutterflycat, Topiary centerpiece/placecards from BeauCoup favours

Wood Dulang Hantaran

Oops, nearly 2 weeks ey, since i posted my last entry? Bummer.Too busy with work (which honestly is not a blast) and i couldn't seem to find time to update.

Anywayss...

Here's yet another good alternative for dulang hantaran,made from au naturel wood.Hubby and I was in East Coast Mall in Kuantan town last weekend,and there was a Batik and Crafts fair.One of the booths was selling these :




Cantik kan? Hubby loves it very much he decided to buy one for me to use for serving guests someday :) It is not as heavy as it looks,seriously, its of a just nice weight to carry your hantaran items.Prices ranges from RM25-RM35 per tray.

I am not sure where else can these be found,but i grabbed the contact details of the supplier,in case some of you are interested:

Generasi Kraf

Khairil Anuar Abdul Ghani

012-9217502

Lot 942 Bengkel,Jalan Simpang Lubuk Kawah,

Simpang Lubuk Kawah,

28000, Temerloh,PAHANG

Footnote: Thanks again for the supports and comments expressed in my previous entry.It was very uplifting ;)

The Big Bridal Sale : 5-6 Sept 2009

Dear lovely readers (especially the bride to be's), please do not miss this :)

Another event by Weddings by Eternal

Do update in your blogs if you happen to go.We (or me) the previous brides would like to know what we missed.Hihi.

Rubber Stamps Wedding Signature

Thinking of DIY-ing your paperbag?I found this simple and easy way of doing it from this blog by Laydiefa.

Besides using a fancy or patterned papers, how about doing it with a plain one, and personalize it with your own wedding signature? Rubberstamps or stamp-pads are a great way of having your own wedding signature. Head to your local stationery rubber stamping shop and have them do one for you. You can use monograms, floral designs, wedding images,practically anything to your liking. Once you are done with your paperbag, you can just stamp it on and voila, a personalized wedding favour for your guests to remember.

from Martha Stewart Weddings

Don't limit its use on paperbags only, try to incorporate it other wedding items (e.g invitations,guestbook,napkins,table seats) to create a unique wedding worth remembering ;)

Some ideas for your rubberstamps :

from Oriental Trading

from Etsy

from Create and Craft

Romantic Shakespeare Sonnets

Oh how lovely, to wake up in the morning, checked my mail and received one update from Martha Stewart Wedding Ideas of the Day.

Shakespeare Sonnets printed on a paper and wrapped on a favour box. What a lovely alternative instead of a plain one.

This sure gives a romantic impression.

Try putting it in your wedding invitations, save the dates, or perhaps just a part of your centerpiece decoration. Your guests will definitely feel the romance and love around.