Weezie Towel Review

Today I want to share my Weezie review. Weezie is a small luxury towel company and they are hands down my favorite towel brand! They truly live up to their slogan of "soft and fluffy". Not only are their towels soft and fluffy, but they are also highly absorbent. They add a touch of beauty and luxury to the bathroom. Each year I order a new set of bath towels. This past year I ordered monogram bath towels for Jake and I. I typically order the bath bundles as they are the best value. The pictured towels are in the light blue piping and threads in the Perry font. I have ordered the River and Mercer font and in the past and both are equally as beautiful.

Not only do they sell bath towels, but they also have rugs, shower curtains, make-up towels, bath mats, tissue box covers and robes. I have not purchased a Weezie product yet that I dislike. I love the the customization options Weezie has to offer and their products make great gifts! One of my go-to gifts is customized hand towels for newly weds or as a housewarming gift.

Weezie does not offer frequent sales, but they do have a birthday sale once per year during the first few weeks of October. This is the time to stock up on Weezie products as their entire site is usually 25% off! You can also get $20 off your purchase here!

Best,

Rachel

Fall Window Box

As much as I am sad to see summer go, I always get excited to switch my decor over to the next season and this year that includes my front window box! You can check out my summer window box here! By just swapping out plants, you can give your house an entirely new look and feel for the season.

For the window box I used yellow and red mums, kale, rudbeckia and grass. I find for a 7 foot window box 9 plants work best. For my other planters I left the purple fountain grass and added some mums and kale. Costco has a great deal on mums right now. You can get 4 medium pots for $18.99. My other window box plants are from Gertens.

I am already looking forward to switching it over to winter and adding spruce tips and lights.

Best,

Rachel

Summer Floral Centerpiece

For a recent baby shower that I hosted I experimented with a new type of floral centerpiece. I found this long low acrylic floral centerpiece on Amazon. I had seen similar centerpieces pop up on my Instagram feed and though it would be fun to try to summer flowers.

I used my garden flowers along with roses and eucalyptus from Trader Joes (my favorite store to buy cut flowers from!).

I started by filling the vessel with cool water and floral food. I then added the roses, followed by dahlias and zinnias. I finished with the filler flowers and poked in the eucalyptus. I found it worked best to cut the flower stems 3-4 inches and place 1-3 stems in each hole at angle. Once you start to fill the vessel you can prop flowers up on each other to get the full look.

I will be creating this centerpiece again as it was so fun! If traveling with this centerpiece, I would recommend adding water once on location as it is difficult to transport with water in place.

Best,

Rachel