Isn't this a beautiful wedding gown? It's in one of my favorite shoppes called "Tea Leaf Cottage." The ceilings soar to 20 feet and this beautiful gown is displayed near the top. In the first picture you can see a bit of the original ceiling detail. This darling store is filled from floor to ceiling with shades of pale pink and green set against white antique furniture. Personally, I could live in this space.
Another gorgeous store named Tulips. You can find the most amazing things here from antiques to French soaps to sweet baby clothes. It also houses a florist shoppe.
I've been spending a lot of spare moments in Orange searching for a particular "accessory." I haven't found it yet, but when I do I'll let you know. I hope you all have a blessed Friday!
5 comments:
That is an amazing wedding dress. I would love to know it's history. Hope you have a grand weekend.
Hi Cori!
That wedding dress is gorgeous! I'd love to see my daughter wear something like that someday.
I love antique stores but there aren't many near where I live. Wish I could go shopping with you!
Actually that will happen soon! I asked Joanne what time she could be at the hotel so we can all meet up and do our little jaunt around San Diego. I'm so looking forward to it!
Have a happy Labor Day weekend!
Hugs, Pat
Well you now have the happy wonderer wondering what accessory you are searching for. Looking forward to seeing a post when you find it :0)
We had overnight guests that are returning this evening for dinner. (my brother and his wife)They are delivering 2 of their sons to college and our condo is on the way :0)
Have a lovely day Cori!
I hope to one day visit Orange. What beautiful shops.
Enjoy your weekend.
Becky
Oh, my, Cori G.....we must be neighbors! I live in Anaheim Hills and shop in Old Town Orange all the time! Do you suppose we have been in the same place at the very same time?
I stumbled onto your blog through a Google search and am so happy that I did! I will now be a frequent visitor! Come visit me at grandmags.blogspot.com sometime...I'll pour the tea..
So long neighbor!
Georgia
Grandma G's
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