So get this. I have my wedding dress. It’s hanging in my guest bedroom right now. Just hanging there, waiting to be worn. But the problem is, it doesn’t fit yet. The straps are WAY too big and the length might be a bit short. So it doesn’t really feel like my dress yet. I love it, but it literally falls off when I have it on. Even though I know it can be altered and those issues can be fixed, I still get the “bride freak out” feeling. I always thought I wouldn’t be that girl because our wedding is so chill and there isn’t much to plan with a destination wedding. But I’m definitely being THAT girl right now. But everything can be fixed, right? RIGHT?!!

Over the weekend, I decided that the bridesmaids are going to wear mauve or blush. Yes, this is the first time in my life that I’ve ever used the word mauve. Either color will do. Which means I need to find both long and short dresses for the girls to choose from…and actually ask all my friends to be bridemaids. It’s hard when they don’t live here. Calling someone is hard, ok? I know, get your life together Juli. Problem is, short dresses aren’t exactly in season right now. I wanted to give my gf’s the short dress choice because after going to my first destination wedding, I noticed the girls were tying up or dragging their dresses everywhere since it was obviously hot as f*ck in Mexico. BUT, I know my thighs will be chaffing away as our wedding reception goes out because my dress is super tight, so maybe they should just be miserable with me? That seems fair.

The fiancé also asked me what he was wearing. I told him, in a slightly freaked out nature, “I don’t know, that’s your problem, not mine!!” I think of it as, he deals with his sh*t, I deal with mine. But that isn’t really how it works, is it? I think him and his boys are going to wear navy blue and grey. I think. How do you people decide this sh*t? I just don’t care. I wish I had all the money in the world to hire someone to plan it all. I just show up and it all looks nice. That’s a reasonable want.

Now for the veil. I want to wear one because there will never be a reason to wear another one in the future. But I’m on the beach, in Jamaica, where there will be wind. And the veil will be either in my face or ripping out of my hair. But I still want it. It makes you feel so bridey. Do I just go for it, knowing 99% of the time it will be annoying AF? Decision made. F*ck it. Going for it. Thanks for talking this out with me. You’re such a great friend.

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Pumpkin Apple Streusel Muffins with Apple Cider Caramel

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  • Yield: 9-10 1x

Ingredients

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For the streusel

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
  2. In a large bowl, whisk together coconut flour, tapioca flour, baking soda and powder, apple pie spice, salt and apple.
  3. Then add the rest of the ingredients and mix well until combined.
  4. Use an ice cream scoop to scoop the mixture into 10 muffin tins (I used a silicone muffin liner).
  5. In a small bowl, mix together all the ingredients for the streusel. Add about 1/2-1 teaspoon of the streusel on top of each muffin.
  6. Bake for 30 minutes. While muffins are baking, make apple cider caramel.
  7. Let cool slightly before removing from silicone liner. Top each muffin with caramel

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42 Comments

  1. Sarah says:

    You should check out Deloris Petunia. She makes the most amazing wedding accessories. She custom made a statement bracelet and headpiece for me for my wedding out of my mother’s/grandmothers jewelry. Plus she’s an amazing human.
    https://www.etsy.com/shop/DolorisPetunia?page=2

  2. Andrea @ Pencils and Pancakes says:

    My veil was blowing all over during mine, and yes, it was annoying AF, but you can always take it off at the reception. So just wear one lol

  3. Shannon says:

    I got married in Monterey (CA) outside overlooking the ocean and I wore a veil. Maybe pick one that doesn’t go over your face and just clips in your hair so it’s not blowing all over your face during the wedding. I only wore mine for the ceremony and then chucked it for the reception.

  4. Ashley says:

    Absolutely wear a veil! Yes, wind will be annoying, but you’ll have the posed photos with it wrangled in. You definitely do not want to miss a single glorious second of feeling like a bride. Choose colors that have some oomph so your photos and wedding party are not washed out with the bright sun, sky, and ocean. Grey and navy with mauve will be gorgeous! My bridesmaids were in mauvey-raspberry and men wore navy ties with grey tux. The whole look is cohesive instead of matchy-matchy! Holy balls you’re going to be a gorgeous bride!
    PS- muffins look delish and are on the weekend dessert menu already!

  5. Meaghan says:

    I got married this weekend in Santa Monica, CA, and yes the beach wind made the veil fly up and around like crazy….BUT I’m so glad I wore it! It really made me feel like a bride and I’m sure the photos will look amazing. Just make sure that you stand at the altar in the right direction for the veil to flow out behind you, not into your fiance’s face! And then take it off right after the ceremony so you can have cocktails without worrying about it 🙂

  6. Betty says:

    We got married 21 years ago, barefoot on the beach in Negril. I dragged a long dress and train through the sand, had a veil whipping around, and felt absolutely fabulous. Best wishes – it’ll all be irie!

  7. deanna says:

    Absolutely wear a veil…even if only for the ceremony. This will be the only time you wear one. There isn’t really another occasion to wear it…and you really do feel like a bride (from your dreams) when you have one on. Remember…take deep breaths through this process….and enjoy it. You get one shot at making it about you and him….working together with him so you’re both interjected in the day is what it’s all about, right? You can do this Juli! And it will be beautiful! LOVE the muffins!

  8. Gabrielle says:

    I know this sounds nuts, but I’ve had friends who use weighted veils. Depending on what kind of veil/what kind of seem it is, you can have a little tiny weight sewn in the seam, or there are these little pins that are weights to put on veil to keep it from blowing like crazy. Google veil weights…seriously, it’s a thing!

    1. juli says:

      ohhhhh that’s a cool idea!!!

  9. Jackie says:

    You can also buy veils that easily un-clip from a flower, hair comb, etc so if it is super windy you can take it off and put it back in later if you want… or just have it in for pictures, etc. They make it all. Figure out your hair, then you will know what to do with a veil.

    Also, look at Pinterest as they have a million ideas for cute ways to ask someone to be in your wedding even from different time zones: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/460985711835359382/

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/464644886528897287/






  10. Vanessa says:

    Do you really recommend using the caramel sauce or do they taste just as good without? Awesome looking recipe! Thanks

    1. juli says:

      they taste great without! the caramel just gives it extra apple flavor and makes it extra delicious!