You may remember Sarah and Kyle from an earlier post of their engagement session (here) . Well they're back - this time for their big day - featuring NEW, BIGGER PHOTOS for your viewing pleasure!



Sarah's wonderfully talented grandmother put together all of the flower arrangements and boutonnieres.



The beginning of their new adventure...




Not even buckets of torrential rain were going to stop this parade (Dear Rain, thank you for stopping in time for our pictures. Love, Kristen & Todd)


The design and decoration of the reception was just stunning!



The cupcake-cake, always a favorite of mine.



Hands down - Best moves all night! Grandma's are always the best :)



And a fairytale ending to their beautiful wedding. Congratulations Sarah and Kyle!!

Some good friends of ours, Kristen and Dave, are getting married this coming October and we're super excited to be shooting their wedding. We know it will be a blast! Last weekend we met up with them to shoot a few photos to use on the Save the Date magnets that we're creating for them.




Kristen and Dave were real giggly and had a great time - It's always fun to shoot for friends. To end the shoot we grabbed a Mickey Premium Bar Ice Cream - MY FAVORITE!! It's the creamiest ice cream, and the thickest chocolateiest chocolate coating. DELICIOUS!!


Keep a lookout for their wedding in October!
This weekend we shot a beautiful wedding at the Port Charlotte Yacht Club in southern Florida. Amy and Will tied the knot in unusually cold weather for Florida - which was nothing more than a dream come true for their "Winter Wedding" Not only a beautiful cake, but totally delicious!

Her beautiful bridesmaids - Tammy and Jennifer.

Happy emotions from mom as the gorgeous bride made her way down the aisle.



The rain stopped just in time for the ceremony, and for us to get a few shots of the newlyweds outside.





Their guests danced away the evening and had a wonderful celebration.
Congratulations to you Amy and Will! We wish a a very happy marriage!!
Happy New Year everyone! We hope you had a wonderful Christmas season. We've been busy working on all sorts of new things for KMD Creations in 2010.


For both Todd and I, this was our first Florida Christmas (minus snow...but still cold!!) So we started our holiday baking and decorating snowflake cookies, and palm tree cookies with Christmas lights.

For those of you familiar with Disney World, we went over to the Fort Wilderness Lodge Camp Grounds to check out some of the amazing displays these vacationers set up. This one camper blew our entire subdivision out of the water with their beautiful display -

They had a whole walk through with every possible Christmas decoration ever made. We just wonder how they got it all here!

The end of 2009 was real busy for us including several weddings, and some fun projects! Here are a few of the photos from Sarah & Jason's Wedding. Their reception was at the History Center in Orlando which is a really unique venue with so much character.

Super gorgeous couple!!





We hope you have a great year! Check back soon for some pictures of my recent DIY projects!

For those getting into their first place, here's a little room re-do inspiration. I recently finished my guest room and I'm thrilled with the results. Most of the guests who would be staying with us would be coming from the North, and most likely during the winter months, so I wanted it to be a bright and sunny "Florida" room to get away from the snow. Here is the before And here is the lovely after. Does this even look like the same room!? A little paint, a little love - goes a long way!
I had a really hard time finding night stands that I liked - so of course I set out to make my own! I wasn't looking to pay $50+ for each night stand, so by making my own I used some old salvaged wood, and a few dollars spent at Lowe's, I have two custom made night stands for $12 each. Here are the before and after photos of my lamps. I picked these up super cheap ($9.99 each!) because I knew they would match great with the small pineapples on the ends of the bed posts, but the color wasn't right. I spray painted the bottom white, which was an easy fix, but the lamp shade is welded onto the bottom portion. So my options were to cut the metal off and find new lamp shades, or try to work with it. Of course I went with the DIY route, so I took off the outer beige fabric and left the white lining. I bought 4 placemats from ikea that are a tangle of rattan like twigs (only $1.99 each)and I used two for each lamp shade. A little hot glue, some scissors, and they came out great! A custom lamp for under $14 each - you sure can't beat that.

After I had the bed and night stands in place, the room needed something on the walls. I didn't want to use personal photos because I really wanted the room to have a "hotel feel" for our guests. I decided to pull out my paint brushes and a couple canvases to make some custom art for the room (I was on a custom roll with everything else!) I used the same paint color on the canvases as I used in the en suite bathroom to tie it all in. I'm so happy with how my paintings turned out! I love the old, distressed wood under the clean crisp colors of the painting.

To order your own original hand painted Blossom paintings, visit Original Paintings in the online ordering section of http://www.kmdcreations.com/


So there's my guest room! I had a great time working on all of the projects, and I hope it gives you a little inspiration of your own.