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This inspiration shoot with the perfect mix of Southern Charm and deep, rich tones turned into the sweetest vow renewal between this groom and groom! With an elegant ceremony setting and not one, but two table designs for each of the groom's style, designed by Pearl Events Austin this shoot at Woodbine Mansion is everything! Beautifully crafted centerpieces by Gypsy Floral and stunning paper goods by Pink Champagne , we simply cannot get enough! Take a look below and see all that Jenna McElroy so beautifully captured! Continue reading on Style Me Pretty from Style Me Pretty https://www.stylemepretty.com/2020/02/29/when-an-inspiration-shoot-turns-into-a-vow-renewal-we-easily-fall-in-love/ via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

Finding the perfect accessory for your wedding day can be quite a task. So we've created a quiz to help you discover what your bridal bling will look like. The post MW Quiz: What Will Your Bridal Bling Look Like? appeared first on Modern Wedding . from Modern Wedding https://www.modernwedding.com.au/mw-quiz-what-will-your-bridal-bling-look-like/ via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

Set in Arizona, this desert-inspired shoot is even prettier than a mirage. The delightful day was filled with carefully curated details, by Rachael Ellen Events , that have us convinced we're dreaming. Just one look at the charming ceremony set-up filled with warm-toned florals is enough to make anyone swoon. The natural beauty of the setting and charming decor design was perfectly captured by none other than the ever-talented Lauren Fair Photography . Say hello to a desert oasis inside the full gallery . Continue reading on Style Me Pretty from Style Me Pretty https://www.stylemepretty.com/2020/02/29/the-soft-colors-of-the-desert-inspired-this-dreamy-editorial-shoot/ via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

English Muffin Bread can be sliced and toasted for breakfast or snacking! If you’re a fan of making English muffins for breakfast, you might like to make a whole loaf of them to enjoy! This recipe actually makes two loaves of English Muffin Bread that can be sliced and popped into your toaster. Eat some now, and freeze the rest for later (because this bread freezes beautifully). The homemade bread version of English Muffins is softer and more delicious than the store-bought dry and crispy pull-apart muffins. Slices crisp-up in the toaster, and you’ll still have all of the nooks and crannies for the butter to melt into. Ready, Set, Dough! This recipe comes from a new cookbook by my good friend Rebecca Lindamood: Ready, Set, Dough- Beginner Breads for All Occasions . This is such a wonderful book full of recipes for fluffy, golden, perfectly-crusted breads with beginner-friendly doughs. That’s perfect for someone like me. I do bake bread often, but it isn’t a strength of mine. Thi

Never before has integrated technology been more important than it is right now for the hospitality industry. The dining experience has shifted dramatically with the introduction of off-premise options, and restaurant operators must continually adapt to these changes. As digital and mobile capabilities flourish, creating more and more opportunities for guests and restaurant staff alike to engage in a seamless, modern dining experience, how can operators stay nimble and adapt to these shifts? No matter where the restaurant technology industry goes, focusing on automation and integration when approaching technology solutions will ensure the most optimal performance in any restaurant. Here are three trends driving this need for automation and integration and how restaurant operators can utilize them to create best serve their guests at every level. Trend One: Rise in "Stay at Home Movement" According to a report by the National Restaurant Association and Technomic , 60% of &

Sharing our Weekly Meal Plan with make-ahead tips, freezer instructions, and ways to make supper even easier! Saturday: Pulled Pork Sandwiches from Pork Roast + Coleslaw + Chips (Slow Cooker, Make Ahead, Freezer Meal) Sunday: Slow Cooker Beef Bourguignon (Slow Cooker, Freezer Meal) Monday: Leftovers Tuesday: Chicken Taco Soup (Instant Pot or Slow Cooker, Freezer… The post Weekly Meal Plan #164 appeared first on Add a Pinch . from Add a Pinch https://addapinch.com/weekly-meal-plan-164/ via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

The Little Darlin’ is right off William Cannon and South Congress, and it’s a great place to unwind or spend a chill Sunday afternoon on the picnic tables in the huge patio out back. There’s craft beers and cocktails, outdoor games like horseshoes, a covered patio with darts, pool tables inside, and a stage for live music. The food can be hit or miss, so just stick with the basics, like the burger or the cast iron mac and cheese (just add carnitas). Importantly: on your birthday, you get a free bottle of cheap champagne. from The Infatuation Feed https://www.theinfatuation.com/austin/reviews/the-little-darlin via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

At the dive bar Lala's Little Nugget, the halls have been decked with boughs of holly for decades - it’s been continually and epically decorated for Christmas since the 1970s. It’s gotten a bit fancier after a recent ownership change - there’s craft beer on tap now - but you can still get a Lone Star tallboy for $3 during Happy Hour. And yes, it’s even open on Christmas Day. from The Infatuation Feed https://www.theinfatuation.com/austin/reviews/lalas-little-nugget via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

Over on East 6th, increasingly surrounded by condo developments, lies this very fine dive bar with cheap drinks and one of Austin’s best whiskey selections. The Grackle’s dimly-lit interior has darts and pool, and there’s a spacious covered patio out front. It’s oddly never too crowded, and there’s sometimes even parking out front. Currently in The Grackle’s parking lot is Arlo’s , serving plant-based renditions of comfort food like hamburgers and french fries. from The Infatuation Feed https://www.theinfatuation.com/austin/reviews/the-grackle via IFTTT nhà hàng hương sen

If Chicago is a classroom, Andersonville is the student who’s sitting quietly while other students (i.e. neighborhoods) are cartwheeling around begging for attention. So it’s easy to overlook this area if you don’t live here. But that’s a mistake - Andersonville has some of our favorite restaurants in the whole city. Here’s our guide to where you should be eating. The Spots Sandy Noto Lost Larson $ $ $ $ Sandwiches ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Andersonville $ $ $ $ 5318 N Clark St 8.1 /10 Lost Larson originally opened just as a bakery and cafe, focusing on fantastic bread (made with house-milled grain), pastries, and toasts. But now they also serve dinner, which is equally impressive. The menu is short, but has interesting options like a mushroom custard with crab, housemade agnolotti, and some excellent Swedish meatballs in a cauliflower-based gravy that sounds terrible but is actually delicious. Come here for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and get a seat o