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When I was younger – growing up in Southern California – driving up to L.A. was always a highlight. It was usually connected with some sort of weekend activities and my parents would take the time to drive through Beverly Hills with us kids to go “house hunting”.
Vienna is famous for it’s many traditional balls. While the peak of the ball season is usually January and February with the world-known Opera Ball, June also has something amazing to offer when it comes to Vienna’s ball culture:
Packing for a 2-week long trip is never an easy task, especially if different climates and occasions await. As you guys know, we attended a wedding in California (which was the main reason for the trip), and the festivities also involved a rehearsal dinner.
It has been awfully quiet here on the blog this past week – but with good reason. Those that follow along on Instagram have probably seen that I spent the past 5 days in Ibiza with a big group of girls (+1 boy) to celebrate Kathi’s bachelorette.
When you think of California, you usually think of Los Angeles, San Francisco, the Pacific Ocean, tons of palm trees and gorgeous sunsets.
I don’t have a lot of friends from when I was younger that I am still very close with today. That may partly be due to the fact that we moved quite a bit during my childhood.
What do you wear to a rehearsal dinner? Well, considering the fact that there is no such thing as a rehearsal dinner with German weddings, I was pretty much clueless in regards to said question.
As you guys have probably guessed from the title of today’s post, it is finally here: The day I fly to L.A.!
Lately, I have been really happy. I don’t know how else to put it. It is hard to find the exact reason or words to describe the feeling, but after a very travel-intense month in April with barely any time at home or with Mike (aka my rock), May has been such a welcome change in pace.
For the past few weeks, it seems that I have been living in bleached denim and simple white or black shirts.
There is always a certain magic that comes with a city located by a large body of water.
After a week spent in beautiful Tulum, we decided to head further inland for an additional two days in Mexico.
Visiting a newly opened hotel always has pros and contras. A few advantages and a whole bunch of possible risks.
If you have ever found yourself researching hotels for New York City, chances are pretty high that you have come across, or heard of The Standard High Line Hotel.
As much as I love the excitement of exploring and getting to know a new city, there is something extra special about returning to a place.
