Rather than design a flowery, tea party I chose to interpret Tim Burton's moodier version of the film, with its woodsy, cloudy, overgrown setting. Read more about my interpretation in the article. I also designed some great printables for the issue, so be sure to grab those.
I hope you enjoy my ode to this classic tale.
The entire fourth issue is a tour through various films reinterpreted by wedding industry pros, so be sure to flip through every beautiful page.
9 comments:
Congratulations Shauna, I'm not in the industry, just a person who loves the creative presentation of desserts. I could not wait to see how you would wow all of us. I'm amazed by all your talent. Your dessert buffet is definitely something to marvel at.
great job! Beautiful.
Just beautiful! Love your unique interpretation...very elegant! Is that a miniature version of your table?? Amazing!
What a beautiful change from the typical tea party table. Shauna, your dessert table is stunning, and a wonderful surprise. Thanks for sharing the DIY project.
Dalia
Shauna, your dessert table is sooooo beautiful and a needed change from the typical Alice in Wonderland tea party. The color palette is really pretty and I love the idea of the keys wrapped around the goodies and my favorite thing is the miniatures, simply adorable. Dalia
Love it! Congrats on being published!
Thank you so much for the sweet comments, everyone. I'm so happy that you liked my design.
This is beautiful! Great design!
This design is absolutely gorgeous and so creative. You have such an amazing talent and I'm so happy for you to be featured in a magazine. How awesome is that!! Please remember the little people when you blow up!!
Michelle
www.maddycakesmuse.blogspot.com
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