Every now and then I come across a style of work that really makes me stop in my tracks. I just love the beautiful and inspiring blog and gorgeous etsy shop of Dolan Geiman - contempory art with a southern accent.

Just added to our DIY stationery range - eastern promise. To go with our beautiful Chinese inspired wedding this month is this gorgeous red and gold decorative invitation which can be altered to any colour scheme you like! Available in our ONLINE SHOP.

I'm absolutely positively loving the new tourism campaign for Wellington at the moment. So much work must have gone into it creating fabric miniatures of the Wellington region and landmarks. Very clever. Watch the video here.

Bright reds and gold certainly pack a punch. How amazing would these bridesmaids look?
Credits: Souki China red floral brocade hair comb, US$32.95 from Chloe an Maddie. Photo from Chinfun.com Floral travels woven dress from Forever21. Red ruffelled gown from Eurca. Red pencil dress from Joy the store. Fortune cookie happiness necklace, US$42 from Lanyapi. Sparkley red Christian Lauboutin heels and Alexander McQueen gold peeptoes.

I've been meaning to design these invitations ever since my very respectable bridal shower - Mystic High Tea at the Observatory Hotel (which I highly recommend, the tea leaf reading was brilliant and spookily accurate). So if you're planning a tea party in any way, these might be just the thing. Available in our online store.

Although red is the traditional colour for a Chinese wedding dress, in this case our bride has decided to wear white and have the bridesmaids wear the red. How about this beautiful gown from Rosa Clara 2010 collection which has a slight Asian feel to it, and pockets! Got to love pockets in a wedding dress. Gorgeous model pic from Model Mayhem.

Congratulations to ... oh, anonymous... who has won our little competition to blog about their wedding idea for the month. We loved the idea of a Chinese Australian wedding. Anonymous said: