With Mother’s Day on its way, some friends and I recently gathered for a simple
brunch to honor our mothers. We’ve all moved away from our childhood
homes and have ventured off to new places; we’re putting down our roots,
and forming new friendships. Even though we’re away from our families, I
wanted to do something to honor our mothers this Mother’s Day. What
better way than gathering around a
shared table to celebrate our mothers as nurturers, women, and friends.
And then, our memories fresh with their many gifts and sacrifices, to
leave with a simple memoir of our gratefulness, written and posted to
each far-away mom with care.
Today’s brunch is the third (and last) in my fashion, travel, home series with Cuyana. I worked with them to style a simple brunch, inspired by their gorgeous Japan Home Collection, and featured items from their bread and cheese line. I am so thankful for the opportunity to have worked with Cuyana on this three-part series, featuring items from their fashion, travel, and home collections.
A few friends brought food, and
another made whey lemonade. A favorite dish was Tia’s buttermilk crepes
with greek yogurt and freshly squeezed lemon juice filling. My dear
friends Lauren and Rachel put together effortless arrangements in mason
jars using eucalyptus, queen anne’s lace, peonies, poppies and an
abundance of fresh herbs. Jennifer, the product of her mother’s
invite-the-mailman-to-dinner southern hospitality, opened up her
light-filled home overlooking the Shenandoah Valley. She also designed
the thoughtful gift to send to our mothers – a charming
fill-in-the-blanks card full of personal memories, just to let mom know
we care!
Cuyana’s bread stand, with Tia’s coconut bread.
The prettiest of cheese domes, from Cuyana’s Japan Home Collection, and the most charming hostess.
Discovering how to infuse our lives—ourselves, our work, our relationships, our homes, and our entertaining spaces—with simple beauty, more intention, and slow living principles.
Interested in working together?
Click here to visit the Contact page and get in touch.
Learn more about A Daily Something styling services, content creation offerings and view curated work.
Join the list to receive our thoughtful monthly letters, and to be the first to know of upcoming workshops, dinners, gatherings, and more.
ALL PHOTOS AND IMAGES ON A DAILY SOMETHING ARE BY A DAILY SOMETHING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. IF YOU SEE AN IMAGE THAT IS NOT PROPERLY SOURCED, PLEASE LET US KNOW AND WE'LL UPDATE THE INFORMATION! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE A PHOTO OR TUTORIAL FROM A DAILY SOMETHING, PLEASE ONLY SHARE ONE PHOTO, WHICH MUST BE CREDITED AND LINKED BACK TO A DAILY SOMETHING.
SPONSORED POSTS WILL ALWAYS BE DISCLOSED AND ANY GIFTED ITEMS WILL BE MARKED C/O. WE ONLY WORK WITH COMPANIES THAT ARE A GOOD FIT FOR THE A DAILY SOMETHING AESTHETIC AND CONTENT. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE COMPANIES THAT ENABLE US TO CONTINUE PRODUCING QUALITY CONTENT.
this is so beautiful, rebecca. well done. you have major talent!
Gorgeous, Rebecca!! It really was such a fun time. That picture of Elena made me start laughing at her funny solemn face 🙂 Thank you for taking such beautiful pictures!!
I am so happy you two could join us! 🙂 And that pic … it's one of my faves…her face is PRICELESS! I have a few more of the two of you…I'll send them to you!
Love all the photos and especially love the sandwich holder…so clever!
J
Thanks, Jana…isn't that bread stand gorgeous? It was so perfect for the bread, and would be oh so lovely on a picnic!
I LOVE this! Everything looked so beautiful and sweet, not to mention tasty 🙂 I can feel the happy and full hearts resonating from this post. Thank you for sharing 🙂
Thanks so much, Lisa :))))
Gorgeous Rebecca!
I wish I lived closer to you. Going to one of your parties would be the ultimate pampering mothers day lunch. I don't know when your due date is, but it's close enough to where you are totally on the mothers day band wagon this year =)
– Sarah
A Girl In Transit
COME VISIT, lady! We can have a brunch just because 😉 And my little one is due June 8….so I'm [sorta] celebrating this year 😀
love the center pieces
Thanks, Tracy! They're the beautiful handiwork of the Sweet Root Village ladies. Their floral designs are stunning!
always a beautiful gathering! You are so good!
Everything is simply lovely. However, I really NEED to know where the gorgeous blonde got the gray dress!! Love it! And I need the coconut bread recipe!
Hi there, Andrea! I believe the grey dress is from Madewell. And Tia JUST today posted the coconut bread recipe on her blog: http://fibreandspice.wordpress.com/! Enjoy – it's seriously to die for!
Beautiful, Rebecca!
Ronnie xo
[…] on the blog, sharing a typographic fill-in-the-blank Mother’s Day card she designed for our Mother’s Day brunch and for you. The card has thoughtful prompts (such as, “Growing up, I wish I had thanked you […]