Today’s board is a little ode to my “cool, grey city.” Being a San Franciscan, I have a love-hate relationship with the fog, which writer Julian Guthrie so aptly described as “one of the ethereal pillars of the city’s myth and beauty.” Given how romantic and beguiling it is—I don’t think a single poet who’s dwelled in or passed through Fog City has been left unaffected by this sea breeze phenomenon—the love part usually prevails, although I do take to Twitter every now and then to bash the fog for spoiling one outdoor event or another. One of my greatest little delights last year was discovering that San Francisco’s fog has a Twitter account. The fog is apparently a witty male entity, and he goes by the name of Karl. You can praise him, slam him, or follow his whereabouts here.
I’ll admit that a fog-themed wedding is a bit of a stretch (unless, of course, you’re getting hitched in San Fran in the summertime), but you can hint at the beauty of the fog’s wispy whiteness with elements like delicate flowers arranged minimalistically in clouded bottles, raw ice quartz jewelry, and misty cocktails. Gin fizzes, such as the apple gin fizz featured in this board; the Dark ’n’ Stormy, a crowd-pleasing classic; and sophisticated dry ice concoctions (see La Llorona and Molly’s Martini) all come to mind.
CREDITS (from left to right, top to bottom): Bride and groom in a foggy field > Photo by The Weaver House (via Green Wedding Shoes) / Handmade copper ring with raw quartz crystal, $70.50 > Midwest Alchemy / Simple baby’s breath in small glass bottles > Photo via Blog S.C.A. / Clouded glass bottle > Vintage Silver Lining / Apple gin fizz > Photo and recipe via Betty Crocker / Bride and groom in a foggy field > Photo by The Weaver House (via Green Wedding Shoes) / Tree > Photo by Jose Villa



























Love this one! It’s so romantic and mysterious. That ring is amazing btw- going to have to look into getting one of those…!
I really like all of your inspiration boards, but this one has touched my heart…. I am absolutely in love with its romantic minimalism!
Thanks for the sweet comment, Esther!!! This is actually my favorite too!
My favorite as well!! : )