Today's Stuff We Love mix is one for the kids and the bigger kids, aka you & me. This selection is full of bright and colourful finds suitable for little princesses and pirates and of course there is something for you brides and grooms too! Our finds come from as far away as Australia and as near as good ole Ireland and by the end of it you'll definitely went to pick up a few bits...

Tutu du Monde

As a kid dressing up is all about fantasy and for the lucky little ones there's no limits on how much glitter, frills and bows they can wear. Tutu Du Monde is an Australian company specialising in glamorous dresses and accessories for little girls and all of them would make perfect flower girl dresses. (Remember Lucy & Andrew's amazing real wedding? Their flowergirls were decked out in Tutu Du Monde!) There is a strong emphasis on whimsical feminine styles here and although some of the dresses are glam they are perfectly kid appropriate. If you aren't having any flower girls, these gunás would also be perfect for little guests looking for something that bit special! If only the accessories came in grown up sizes...

Check out all of Tutu Du Monde's collection on www.tutudumonde.com

Project Party

An Irish website Project Party is chock full of bright, playful and all round beautiful party products, and I'm sorry but you're going to want to each and every single one. The range here is vast from alternative cake toppers and pastel confetti to doily adorned milk bottles and unicorn balloons (yes, unicorn balloons!) All the Project Party décor and supplies here would make amazing additions to any wedding, classy hen party or a special celebration.

You can get tempted over on www.project-party.com, I'm off to order some unicorn balloons...

Sarah Trumbauer Prints

I am a sucker for a good print, an inspirational quote and just a little bit of whimsy and that is what Sarah Trumbauer does best. Posters like these are ten a penny but it's hard to find one that has the right balance of pretty design (without being sickly sweet) and a well matched phrase (once again without being sickly sweet). Sarah's designs remind me of illustrations from an old school children's book and they would make an excellent wedding gift (or general gift if you're feeling generous!) You can buy any of the above papercut designs on Sarah Trumbauer's Etsy shop and I promise they won't break the bank.

Have a little look for yourself at www.etsy.com/SarahTrumbauer