I am dying to try this and see if it works! It would be gorgeous for a wedding, but since I don't know anyone getting married anytime soon I am going to have to have an outdoor tea party or something!And for the record, never wanted a canopy bed either, but after seeing this from Domino I might change my mind:
i love that first one!! but how do you do that? is it just held up by balloons.. wow
ReplyDeletewow! Where do you find all these incredible ideas??
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
Wifey, I imagine it takes some trial and error. It is a balancing act between the fabric and the balloons.
ReplyDeleteI ♥ it!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. But you'd have to have a pretty windless day for it to really work.
ReplyDeleteI have always thought that canopies were so cool. BUt I love this one because it doesn't close the room in.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find the first picture? Do you have any more details how it was done?
ReplyDeleteI really love the first one. It looks so beautiful..An outdoor tea party would be a great idea, if your don't know anyone getting married.
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SO, that is true! We have a lot of those around here though. And I was actually thinking it would be a great idea for indoors. When you are having a reception in the cultural hall of a church that doesn't have the prettiest ceiling! Then even if they went all the way to the roof it would still work!
ReplyDeleteKate, I found it off of a blog who found it from another blog who didn't know where she got it from! (one of those pictures that was on her computer forever)
ReplyDeleteI will see what I can find out.
I wonder if the balloon canopy would really work? That would be so much fun to have a party under a floating balloon canopy.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE canopies.
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