One of the most well-known tips for planning a wedding is to keep the number of colors used for decor at a minimum so as to avoid appearing tacky. For this reason, most brides pick 2 wedding colors, 3 at most. However, when done correctly, numerous vivid colors can be elegant and stunning! Check out how some of these brides managed to pull it off.
Heads and hearts were stuck in cloud-9 at the Meridian Hills where Kate and Henry timelessly solemnized their whirlwind romance. The place was already beautiful as it was with the high ceilings, stained glass windows, and colonial staircase, these two still added more beauty to it but kept it minimal.
Today’s wedding feature has two of my favorite things — DIY and Brunch! Josh and Dawnielle arranged a classic neutral and rustic wedding that was adorned with the things that represent them as a couple. I love every bit of their big day. It was simple but classic and all sorts of romantic.
The hunt for the becoming of Andrea and Jesse’s dream fairytale wedding did not come easy but it turned out utterly classic. The challenge of finding places with medieval vintage feels and meticulous interiors of the church and reception venue was worth every push.
Candles are practically a given when it comes to wedding décor; tall tapered candles, large pillar candles, floating candles and tealites. They are certainly a large part of the overall feel of the décor. Carved candles aren’t typically considered when one plans a wedding, but they definitely should be. We’ve gathered some of our favorite examples of stunning carved candles to show you why they should be added to your wedding décor!