Ha ha ha. Ho ho ho. And a couple of tra la las! That is how you’ll laugh the night away this New Year’s Eve, like the jolly townspeople of Emerald City. Nothing says glitz and glam like a city iced in sparkling emeralds. While you probably cannot dye your eyes to match your clothes or live in an emerald encrusted palace in the land of Oz, you can incorporate emerald green into a stunning and festive new year’s eve ensemble. I fell in love with this menswear-inspired look featured on Style.com. Step out of your traditional, barely there party dresses and into an equally flattering and even more daring fitted tuxedo. Break the winter chill by adding warmth and a shock of color with a bright velvet suit coat. You will still look fierce and feminine in gold stiletto heals. Emerald green and metallic colors create a festive and fun combination to don for New Year’s celebrations.

On Model: Velvet, menswear-inspired suit from Dsquared2; Source: Style.com
Where to buy: Virginia Stiletto Evening Shoe; Emerald Green Friendship Bracelet Read more »
Ring in the new year and toast to good health and cheer at a crystal and blue frosted New Year’s Eve party! The party’s crystal chandeliers and blue lighting will pale in comparison to your brilliant blue evening gown and timeless jewels. New Year’s Eve is the perfect time to be dressed to the nines so don’t shy away from the bling. Let the bubbly flow when the clock strikes midnight! And always remember the first moments of 2012 with personalized, engraved toasting flutes.

Photos by: Table Talk , West Coast Event Productions, ME TOO! Bridesmaids by Moonlight
Where to buy: Love Knot Jewelry Set; Personalized Toasting Champagne Flutes; Tiara Silver Evening Purse
Deal Alert! The Love Knot Jewelry Set with a Swarovski Crystal encrusted necklace and pierced earrings is 30% off this week only! Use code FB121911 at checkout. Look like royalty without spending a fortune! Read more »
Dashing through the snow? On an Advil kind of day? Let Knot the Groom cure your holiday shopping hangover with our holiday gift guide. I collected some of my favorite Knot the Groom gifts for your family and friends all in one place. Save yourself from the hassle of long lines and get your shopping done today!
You’re in luck! This week, the Engraved Multi-Tool Hammer for your dad, father-in-law, husband or other special someone is 30% off! Use promotional code: FB121211 at checkout. Offer ends December 18.
I love this tool’s sleek look and amazing functionality. Each stainless steel, multi-purpose hammer unfolds to reveal all the following items: pliers, claw, flat screwdriver, knife, wood saw, bottle opener and Philips screwdriver. I may need to get one for myself!
Keep warm this winter or plan ahead for your spring wedding with a sunny yellow color splash. The color experts and trend setters at Pantone have chosen Solar Power as one of the colors for Spring 2012. It is difficult not to smile or feel unloved when surrounded in this warm color. Make the stunning rays of this color truly stand out by pairing with a cooler tone, like silver. Pantone’s “Solar Power” provides more than a color inspiration; go green at your wedding by using solar powered accent lights or by letting natural sunlight illuminate your wedding.

Photos by: Jenny Yoo Collection-Los Angeles, Sophia Tolli , Caroline Ghetes Photography, Hearts On Fire
Where to buy: Aliyah Silver Evening Shoe; Sunny Flowers Wedding Invitations Read more »
Today’s featured petite sweet wedding favor is the cake pop. Check out Knot the Groom’s edible wedding favor series.

As a Wisconsin girl, I always considered food on a stick a novelty reserved for daring diners at the annual State Fair. Gems like cheesecake, deep fried butter, chocolate covered bacon and deep fried PB & J are just a few of the things fair goers could enjoy skewered on a stick this past summer.
Thankfully, the wedding industry has taken on this “food on a stick” popularity with a bit more class and artistry. Cake pops, cakes on a stick, are popping up in bakeries and weddings everywhere. Read more »