This has been our last week in Germany - for this hockey season that is, we’ll be back for next season in 3 short months (ugh, too soon!). Although so much has gone on these last few days, I still feel like we’re moving in slow motion. I think it’s because all we can think about it is our flight back home. Don’t get me wrong - we love it here, there is just something about home that I am longing for right now. Plus the sooner we get home, the sooner it’ll feel like we’re actually getting married. Here’s a few snips from the week:

A little “last supper” with the girls and ‘Merica nails with my partner in crime!

I finally went to my first circus! The girls made fun of me, but I had so much fun!

A & B Charm bracelets from Thomas Sabo - so that no matter where the seasons may take us, we will always be able to remember our travels, adventures, and hilarious moments that we’ve shared together. Miss you already A!

Lessons learned from an impromptu bowling night: Half pint (aka me) is a terrible bowler. So is Old Soul (Tyler) … But at least our team won - thanks to Yappy!!

One of the things I will truly miss while I am away - a relaxing coffee (to stay) at Starbucks in Braunschweig.
Talk to you all soon!
xoxo,
sunset & vine
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I spotted this DIY Flower Arranging Party from Gabriella New York on one of my favorite wedding sites - Style Me Pretty. This party is a perfect excuse to get everyone together and pop open a little bubbly. I’m loving this idea for my bridal party and now I can’t wait to get home. Find out more about Gabriella’s flower arranging party, and get a few tips over at Style Me Pretty.








**featured on Style Me Pretty / photos by Moss + Isaac / Rock Paper Scissors Events
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Those who know me, know that I have always have had a wittle obsession with leopard print. Some may say that I have a problem. Others may say that rehab is in my near future. Although I have gotten a touch better with mixing other pieces into the mix, I’m happy to say that a touch of leopard will never go out of style (you can quote me on that).

