Wishes tree

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No guest book ls a wishing tree instead. Everyone writes well wishes for the bride and groom and then tree can be displayed in their home.

Adults only night at Telus Spark tonight. What fun - to discover and behave like a child again - without having to beat the children off of the displays. This tree is gorgeous, from intent to execution. So inspiring and beautiful to poke through.

Isabella and Jake were married at the classic Santa Barbara Historical Museum in downtown Santa Barbara. A true autumn affair, Bella and Jake wanted to have a large party with all of their family and friends with autumnal flavors, colors, and details. It was such an incredible night! Getting Ready Bella wore a […]

For quite some time now, every wedding that we've attended has a guestbook to pen down wishes for the newlyweds. A popular concept in the west, the wishing tree has found a nice little cozy place in I...

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Photo by Valentin Petkov on Unsplash Hey there. Thank you for joining me today for Blogmas Day 12. The topic is all about a Christmas wish list. So let’s get right into it. I know everyone has been…

My friend Yunhee took a couple really good photos of Yoko's "Wish Tree" at Kempner. I just learned, by the way, that Kempner also has created a very funny video series about what it's like to run a Chelsea art gallery. www.themadnessofart.com It's worth watching. To ancient societies trees held symbolic and even magical power. A tree was like a bridge between the earth and the sky. The roots of a tree penetrate deep into the earth and derive sustenance while the trunk rises and branches…

Amy and Michael’s San Francisco wedding, held at The James Leary Flood Mansion in the heart of the city, is simply breathtaking! You don’t get much more romantic than a backdrop of rolling California hills, and add to that Amy’s stunner of a gown, by Vera Wang, and mod, succulent, and white flower arrangements by […]

*Photos from the lovely Sparked Blog. Yoko Ono's Wish Tree commemorating 9/11 at MoMA. I've already loved this idea. I still remember doing a similar project at an international camp. I bought and planted a weeping willow on camp grounds, installed a box with writing supplies and invited everyone to write down their wish and attach it to the tree's flowing branches. Physically beautiful but I think it also acknowledges the possible presence of a higher power, whether religious or natural.