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Hi there, I'm Paisley! I'm a 20-something-year-old New York native, and a lover of sunsets, wine, dogs, and all things adventure. I spend a ton of time working in the wedding industry, laughing, crafting, and travelling. My favorite color is turquoise, but more of the beach-glassy kind, favorite flower is a peony (with ranunculus as a close second), and favorite ice cream flavor is probably mint chocolate chip, but I'll think about that one a little bit more.

I originally started this blog as a way to update my circle on my day-to-day of interning at Kleinfeld Bridal (the bridal shop behind TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress") and now enjoy writing about everything from creating to running to travelling. I'm happy to have you along for my adventures! If you're more of a visual person, you can follow me along on the 'gram, too, at paisleybee.

XO

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