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Reverie Magazine: Claire Pettibone & Elizabeth Messina Inspiration

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We have such an incredibly special day planned for you. Starting off with a little peek at a lovely online magazine, Reverie. Reverie Magazine is a quarterly online & digital publication curated in London, England. Created by the creative duo, Mary Lee Herrigton of Forever & Ever Events and Kate Taylor of Coquette Paper & Press.
How pretty is the cover above? Captured by Elizabeth Messina in a Claire Pettibone creation. Below are a few photos from the Claire Pettibone‘s spread, to see more be sure to visit the Reverie and please stay tuned for more.

Elegant bride wearing lace gown with floral headpiece|

Woman in a vintage wedding dress in an olive grove|

Reverie Magaine is a feast for the eyes featuring beautiful weddings, fashion and lifestyle design. Easily accessible, always inspiring and all at the click of a button. Take a peek below at a little snippet of the mag and hop over here to check out the full issue.

We absolutely love the “get the look” roundup at the end of every wedding feature. Like a shopping list – if you will – of how to recreate the look – making it a little easier for you to have the wedding of your dreams. The wedding we featured from Reverie Magazine was photographed by Elizabeth Messina.

Stay tuned, because as we mentioned before, we have quite a day lined up for you. We have a behind the scenes interview Claire Pettibone along with some breathtaking images captured by Elizabeth Messina. There is going to be some serious eye-candy going on over here so head on back.

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