The calligraphy on this invitation suite is downright fabulous (not to mention timeless!) on simple white cards and envelopes. The ornate script is more than just a pretty font, but a design element on it’s own perfect for a vintage or classic wedding with delicate details. Swoon.

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Is this not the cutest mutt of honor you’ve ever seen? Okay, once you’ve gotten over the shock of how cute this puppy is (not possible!), check out the pretty romantic floral wreath made up of hydrangeas, roses and daisies, wrapped around her collar. What a fun way to honor your pup!

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“The printed suite is a defining element of the event and sets the guests’ expectations for what is to come,” say Lynn Easton, founder of Easton Events. In order to make the invitation suite cohesive, Lynn carried signature elements throughout each piece, including a garland and bee crest with the couples’ monogram. Wispy and ornate calligraphy adds a timeless, elegant look, while a gray inner element, with a custom wax seal, added a contemporary twist.

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For a chic modern wedding at the Newseum in Washington DC Lynn Easton, founder of Easton Events made this table glow! Using simple votive candles, a mirrored table cover, clear cylindrical vases filled with white flowers, created the effect of light emanating from the tabletop. The linearly designed tables also directed the guests’ attention to the stunning view of the capitol building. For an added effect Lynn also placed votives around the perimeter of the room, and chose modern ghost chairs to complete the effect. You can buy votives (and customized holders!) in The Knot Shop, and the key here is to buy in bulk to pull off the glowing effect.

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“Escort cards can be a challenge when used outside as they don’t always stay in place,” says Lynn Easton. So instead of fighting against the elements, Lynn used an antique ledger to list the guests’  names and table assignments while adding old-world charm to this chic outdoor wedding. The result? The seating chart became an interactive experience for the guests as they gathered around the book to find their places. For a cohesive look rent antique furniture and add other vintage paraphernalia like cameras, binoculars, or typewriters and an ornate candelabra for a romantic effect with a homey touch.

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These vintage drawer knob escort cards by Lynn Easton, founder of Easton Events, show that inspiration can be found anywhere, including a home goods or hardware store! This colorful wedding was inspired by the bride’s BHLDN (Anthropologie’s wedding shop) style and featured other vintage wedding details like chunky wooden candlesticks, amber and turquoise glasses, and earthenware bowls for a boho chic and retro look! The key to getting the look? Mismatched knobs paired with stationery featuring a bright floral motif make for a cute and kitschy display that’s still sophisticated. You can get the look too — Anthropologie stocks tons of different drawer knobs, so check out their selection to find some that match your wedding style!

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Late-night snacks (think brick-oven pizza food trucks or an ice cream sundae bar) are a must-have to keep the party going all night long, and Lynn Easton founder of Easton Events, is a big believer in them. So for a photo shoot in our magazine (see all the photos here), Lynn worked with Peter Callahan Catering to design these adorable mini-cotton candy sticks — proving that a carnival theme doesn’t have to look cheesy. ”While delicate and beautiful, they are also whimsical and fun for the guests to enjoy,” says Lynn Easton, founder of Easton Events.

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To create an intimate space in an otherwise large outdoor ceremony area like this one, with rolling farmland and canopied trees, Lynn Easton founder of Easton Events scouted the area first and then decided to go with ceremony seating in the round. Guests were seated in an arch-like arrangement, and a large tree served as the ceremony altar. ”I love when I can scout out unique ceremony sites where nature can speak for itself,” she says.

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You just got engaged and now it’s time to start dreaming up what you want your wedding to be like. Over the next 100 days, we’ll show you the coolest, prettiest, most creative ideas our favorite wedding designers, florist, and photographers have done. When you see something you like, follow that planner for more ideas and click to see weddings with a similar vibe. Want more information about anything you see, let us know in the comments! Get ready for 100 days of inspiration from:

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Alison Hotchkiss: After a career in corporate event planning, in 2003 Alison launched Alison Event Planning and Design based in San Francisco and Connecticut. She is known for planning fabulous destination weddings and recently released a new wedding planning book titled All the Essentials Wedding Planner. Follow Alison @alisonevents!

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Barbara Salzman: Barbara has experience as a stylist on HGTV’s “What’s Your Sign Design” and as a Visual Manager for Anthropologie and uses her experience to bring a fresh style to the event world through her unique event design company, Hatch Creative Studio. ”I’m constantly inspired by a million things from moss randomly growing in the cracks of the sidewalk, a perfectly blooming flower at the flower market, to my friends kids who learn color theory by mixing all their play-doh together to see what color it makes,” says Barbara. Follow Bart @hatchcreativeny!

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Elizabeth Messina: A renowned wedding photographer and blogger, Elizabeth Messina’s images have been featured on the covers numerous of books and magazines (including the most recent issue of The Knot!). Elizabeth’s photography has also appeared on Oprah, Entertainment Tonight, and the Oxygyn Channel! Follow Elizabeth @KisstheGroom!

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Liza Lubell: Before founding Brooklyn based Peartree Flowers , Liza Lubell worked as a landscaper and weed wacker during the summers while she was in college. It turned out that flower making and business running were a good fit for her and in 2006, she co-founded Quince flowers & events, a flower studio based in Portland. In 2011, Liza moved back to her hometown of New York City where she launched Peartree. Today, Liza creates flower arrangements and styling for events in the New York area and beyond. Follow Liza @PearTreeFlowers!

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Mindy Weiss: On call for Hollywood’s hottest weddings (we’re talking Nicole Richie, Eva Longoria, Gwen Stefani, Katy Perry, Fergie, Heidi Klum, Jessica Simpson, and Ellen DeGeneres, among many more), Mindy began her career in party planning more than twenty years ago by creating custom invitations for social events. Her clients recognized her creativity and at their urging, she officially opened Mindy Weiss Party Consultants in 1992 based in Beverly Hills and New York City. Today, Mindy is best known for her creative and unusual ideas, her unexpected décor accents and her exquisite attention to every last detail. Follow Mindy @MindyWeiss!

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Preston Bailey: He’s planned weddings and events for the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Uma Thurman, Jennifer Hudson and Ivanka Trump as the founder of Preston Bailey Designs Inc. ”For me, any wedding or any event is about transporting the guest into a very dramatic environment — having them escape in this world of beauty and real lusciousness,” says Preston, who grew up around the rain forests of Panama and uses that rich background to inspire his designs today. Follow Preston @prestonrbailey!

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Tara Guerard: As the founder of Soiree by Tara Guerard, Tara has been recognized as the southeast’s leading event designer. Tara has earned a national reputation for her exceptional ability to create spectacular settings celebrating life’s most anticipated occasions for clients both locally and across the United States.

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Todd Fiscus: Wedding planner to the likes of Eli Manning, Tony Romo and other athletes and celebrities, it’s no wonder this Texas-based designer is taking the industry by storm. ”My favorite way to wow guests is to keep the party active and ever-changing,” Todd says. Head of the highly acclaimed design team at his namesake company, Todd Events, Todd has been consistently turning up the creative volume on special events for over twenty years. Follow Todd @ToddEvents!

Yifat Oren: Yifat’s innate sense of style and ability to translate concept into reality have elevated her to the top of her field. Highly knowledgeable and possessing an extraordinary commitment to excellence, Yifat has the unique ability to create completely personalized, unforgettable events with refinement and tasteful restraint. Yifat has planned celebrity weddings for stars like Drew Barrymore, Anne Hathaway, and Natalie Portman, and Mariska Hargitay. Follow Yifat @YifatOren!