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Sarah Lock

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25.01.2022 When it comes to friends, I've always been a quality over quantity kind of gal - so it might seem odd that I consistently consider my clients as genuine pals but I've come to believe that it's somewhat inevitable in my line of work... Click the link in my bio to find out why Happy Friday everyone!... Cheers to a fun- filled weekend with friends See more

22.01.2022 Could anybody 'regretfully decline' an invite like this? I just adore these handmade beauties from lovely local artisan producer @borninpaper

19.01.2022 So excited to share the results of a beautiful barefoot day spent styling on the beach... Coming soon!!! For now here's some inspo courtesy of Pinterest

17.01.2022 Are you on the quest for your perfect wedding dress? Have you already found her but want to know how she can be put to good use after your nuptials? My new handy dandy guide to Sustainable Wedding Dress Choices has gone up on my blog today- it's loads of tips to help you on your dream dress journey. Click the link in bio and enjoy! Happy Monday legends

17.01.2022 Green: the colour of life, renewal, nature + energy. Associated with growth, harmony, freshness, safety, fertility + environment. Inviting you to get more green in your life over the coming weeks

16.01.2022 Seating Chart vs. Escort Cards? Although often used interchangeably, seating charts and escort cards are not one and the same. An escort card is found and retained by guests, it will have the guests name and allocated table enscribed and often doubles as a favour or momento 'escorting' guests to their designation. ... Seating charts, on the other hand, indicate which table guests have been assigned as a fixed display. They're often used alongside place cards on tables and unlike escort cards, they allow guests to see who they're sitting with in advance. Personally, I find both work equally well. It often comes down to personal preference on the clients' part or a definitive event style/ aethstetic decision. The thing both methods offer in bucket loads is the opportunity to further enhance detailing. This stunning, detail rich seating chart by @ashleysmithevents/ @papertieaffair_ and this gorgeous, unique escort card (bowl/favour) installation by @backupbackdrops @amorology are among some of my favourite creative examples. Which would you choose? Double tap to let me know @ Byron Bay, New South Wales

15.01.2022 Some supper time mood ... And a glass of pinot noir

12.01.2022 Creating the perfect golden hue with homemade natural dyes... Sample cottons dyed with: * turmuric + black tea * dandelion root + onion skin... * lily pollen + coffee Luna LOVED helping with this experiment, the results were almost instant so extremely satisfying for a 3 year old! Do you have a favourite? Can you guess which dye made which tone? Let me know! @ Crabbes Creek, New South Wales, Australia

07.01.2022 Making my favourite orange peel home-cleaning spray today... and it got me thinking, about all of the luscious fruit that's been adorning tablescapes everywhere at the moment. Our cleaner recipe makes great use of otherwise discarded fruit scraps- but what happens food after it's used to style tables? Does it go to waste? I love the vibe food adds to a tablescape and have olayed with the idea a lot myself. I've concluded that it is possible to have your er, [fruit] and eat ...it... So long as said food compliments the meal being served and guests are actively encouraged to enjoy it. If you don't want guests tucking in to the centrepieces at your event, but are still enamoured by the aethstetic, I suggest using whole, hardy morsels in protective skin such as citrus, pineapples or lychees- these can still be enjoyed after they've served their decorative purposes- win! Another option, particularly well-suited to autumn/winter styling, is the use of nuts in their shells which are just as beautiful but much better suited to sitting on display. As always, it is really important to ensure foods you have chosen are in season, sourced locally and grown naturally. It's the little differences like these that go a really long way toward creating a more positive future for everybody to share. What do you think? Do you love the look of food on a tablescape? Do you find it wasteful? Do you have any more tips for showcasing beautiful edibles responsibly? Comment below and let me know

05.01.2022 Giving artisan soaps as wedding favours has finally caught on... Hooray! Gifting feels so good when you hand over package free, locally made, actually useful, beautiful items such as these. PLUS Soap favours are really easy to enscribe with personalised messages, names or dates if you want to add extra detail. Alternatively its super simple to include elements of your styling by tying with organic fibres, foliage or flowers ... Here I wrapped these cuties in native dried leaves - what do you think? Would you gift a bar? . . . . . #weddingplanning #weddingfavorsidea #theartofgiving #sustainablewedding #ecoweddinginspiration #sustainablechic #sustainablegifts #weddingwishlist #weddingwishes #greenweddings #weddingtips #wedding2021 #wedding2020 #artisansoaps #natureprovides #givingback @ Byron Bay, New South Wales

03.01.2022 Treating you to this bespoke @zoe_pook_jewellery engagement ring to kick the week off with something beautiful... Zoe specialises in creating amazing, ethical wedding and engagement rings. She uses Fairtrade certified gold from community mines around the world and sources ethical diamonds and gems with known origin, like this roughcut beauty. If you ask me, the attention Zoe pays to sourcing her materials fairly and sustainably only serves to make her rings more gorgeous...... I'm in love Stay happy, healthy and keep looking for the beauty in all things xxx @ Crabbes Creek, New South Wales, Australia

02.01.2022 Keep calm and let the event manager handle it... The little motto on repeat in my head right now. If you're wedding or event plans have been thrown into flux by the current situation; dm, email or drop me a line- I'm a dab hand at quickly reworking existing arrangements and happy to offer free, practical advice whenever I can. ... Outdoor celebrations are still regatded as safe here in Australia, more intimate indoor events also. Plan Bs don't have feel like second best and with a professional by your side rearranging need not be stressful. I'm reopening my calender for the immediate future and offering 25% off all bookings made during this challenging time. Wishing all thise affected by this current crisis peace and serenity. Beautiful handmade jute wick + essential oil green honeycomb candles by @insomnia_craft

01.01.2022 During this unprecedented time of concern and uncertainty, it's more important than ever we focus on being good to one another. Let's support our communities and stay strong through connected action, be it virtual or otherwise. The most vulnerable of humanity are those always affected most deeply by crisis and sadly, this latest is no different. Resolve to hold on to your principles tighter than ever, even when fear can be overwhelming.... By showing solidarity for the less-advantaged, practicing sound moral behaviours, supporting small business and considering your thoughts and actions keenly, you will make a positive difference. I'm enthusiastically planning and designing as usual. I'm ever optimistic about our ability to overcome and staying true to my belief that the togetherness events celebrate, are one of the bedrocks of happiness and unity. Above all, I encourage you to trust in and actively practice kindness, conscientiousness and LOVE Take care, spread love and keep the mood lifted legends Fabulous local business @thepickledfillybyron looking absolutely dreamy Perfectly captured by @theimagecollective.co @ Crabbes Creek, New South Wales, Australia