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.
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!
While in recent years, colorful weddings have been quite popular, a color palette that never goes out of style is the traditional and stylish black and white palette. There are so many things that can be done with a black and white wedding palette; it looks fantastic all on its own, but also works very well with virtually any other color. We’ve gathered some of our most favorite examples of the simple elegance of a black and white wedding. Check them out below:
Over the past few years, wedding trends have established that glitter is okay, as long as it’s tastefully done. In fact, it has become one of the most popular additions to wedding décor of all kinds. What about sequins, though? Do they have a place in today’s weddings or are they best left in the 80’s? Let’s take a look at some tips on using sequins for your wedding:
Lace goes with weddings like coffee goes with mornings – it’s like it was made specifically for them! Whether you’re going to have a lace-draped wedding with beautiful rustic touches or a modern wedding with just a bit of lace, we think you’ll appreciate today’s post. We’ve gathered some genius and gorgeous examples and ideas of lace in weddings to share with you! Feel free to use it as inspiration or just enjoy.