Bridal Fantasy

I had the opportunity to take part in Bridal Fantasy late last year! I had a wonderful time and met many lovely brides to be! I love hearing all of their ideas for their wedding. Since the bridal show I have been working on very unique bridal pieces and have been loving it!

Haiku Lane makes custom bridal pieces for your special day, including and not limited to, flower crowns, gifts for the bridal party, jewelry & more!

To order your custom piece email haikulane@gmail.com

Stylized bridal shoot

This was another collaboration with the lovely Melissa from Honey Couture photography.

Melissa picked up a lovely vintage dress at a local Value Village and accessorized with Haiku Lane to complete this beautiful bridal look.

Here are some of my favourites from the shoot.

Model | Candace Fraser
Floral Crown & Accessories | Haiku Lane Vintage Inspired Jewelry
Photographer & Author | Melissa Blunden from Honey Couture Photography

Honey Couture Collaboration

Hello Friends!

Melissa from Honey Couture Photography reached out and was wondering if I would be interested in doing a collaboration. I always love to work with photographers and other talented people so of course said yes to this opportunity.

The photo shoot was set in the Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton with model Erin Baird, a friend of Melissa's. They borrowed some of Haiku Lane Accessories and jewelry including necklaces and headpieces.

I loved seeing all of the photos! Here are some of my favourites. To see more visit the Honey Couture Photography blog post here.

Thank You!

As a thank you to all my wonderful customers I am having a sale on my Etsy website.

Minimum purchase $20.

Thanks for making 2014 such a great year!

Www.etsy.com/haikulane

Happy Holidays!

Haiku Lane

xo

Latest Additions

Upcoming Markets

Upcoming Markets

On the Spot Pop- Up
Saturday & Sunday December 6-7
VENUE: LATITUDE 53
ADDRESS: 10242 - 106 STREET
TIME: 10am – 4pm

Santa’s Little Helper
Sunday November 30
VENUE: RIVER CREE RESORT & CASINO
TIME: 10am – 4pm
$2 Admission

The Little Christmas Market
Sunday December 14
VENUE: 33 Lawrence Crescent, St. Albert
TIME: 1-5 pm

Fall is in the air

With the start of the fall season I have been very excited to make some new pieces for my jewelry line. I have been very inspired by nature and different shades of blue.

Here is a sneak peek of what i have been working on!

Enjoy!

haiku lane

xo

Style Me Pretty

My wedding is featured on Style Me Pretty! Click the link to see the full album.

Haiku Lane 

xo

Haiku Lane: New display!

Hi everyone!

I am very excited about my new jewelry display so i thought i would share some photos with you from the weekend.

I will be at the St.Albert Farmer's market every weekend except for the upcoming long weekend. We will have lots of new pieces coming in. Stay tuned!

haiku lane

xo

Marseille

Marseille is the second largest city in France aside from Paris with a very large population. As avid market goers and rather competant shoppers, we have also noticed that lavender and soap can be bought almost anywhere and in rather large quanities. If i like you enough, you may find that you will too receive some aromatic soap from the region... we will see if i am capable of sharing...

Our hotel, while is in a slightly shady area, is rather nice and close to the port where there are many restaurants. We have learned to eat during the accustomed french eating times between 12 and 2 and after 7. Between these times the only things available are crepes and ice cream. While many would not think possible, it is entirely so to become sick of nutella after 6 weeks of indulging in the addicting spread.

On our second day in this city we had a tour arranged and enjoyed visiiting the town of Aix. We got to see some intricate medieval mansions and cathedrals and stroll the cobblestone paths. We had a few hours to eat lunch and enjoy the market with items ranging from fruit, cheese, bread and seafood to flowers and baskets to records, clothing and antiques. We even marvelled in trying some new flavours of macarons. They had some peculiar ones like dilled salmon and foie gras that we didn't dare try at the time and went with our favourites like salted caramel and lemon instead.

That is all for now friends. Our journey is almost complete...

Haiku Lane

Nice, France

Getting to Nice was quite a whirlwind. First of all, the day we left Paris just so happened to be Bastille Day, probably the largest holiday in France. We just so happened to be leaving at exactly the same time that everyone was coming to watch the parade on the Champs de Elysees. Trying to manouever our luggage down and up the stairs of the metro through hoards of people was a story in itself. We managed somehow with all of our luggage and found our way to the train station where we were pretty clueless having never been on one. We got on one of the carriages only to discover we got in the wrong one. A french man was yelling at us to get going because the train was leaving in two minutes and we still had far to go. We bustled out of there and ran as fast as anyone could with that much luggage, and found our way to our seats. Somewhere in the midst of that situation Mitch had found both my wallet and.passports on the ground of the first carriage. We are increidibly lucky that he noticed them!!

We made our way to Nice safe and sound where we spent the first day and a half at leisure.
Our hotel is close to all the restaurants, the shops and the beach. The weather has been great! Yesterday we took a tour to Monoco, Eze, the medieval village of St.Paul, Antibes and Cannes. It was a great way to see the french riviera in a short amount of time.

Today is our last day in Nice!

Haiku Lane
xo