Great time, great moments. The frosty feels of the weather against the warmth of Maggie and Grant on the places they took for photographs was a complementary package set for inspiration to couples out there. Well, when you set foot on your favorite places, you can’t help but smile — just as these two did on their engagement shoot.
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.
One spring day, Andrea and Anton’s Tuscan garden wedding was in full bloom of diamonds and pearls, mint green dresses and neckties, under the open blue skies. Since the whole shindig was nature-inspired, they made sure that roses illuminated with twinkling fairy-lights were all over.
Instead of walking down on a red carpet, Kaitlin chose to walk on soft white sand and with picket fences on her way to Dane on their blissful moment. And on this special day, a plethora of pastels on pastels was accentuated — which you thought might be overwhelming but it was beautiful. A motif of soft colored roses was their choice for the bouquets, teals for the bridesmaids’ dainty dresses, and, of course, the bride’s ivory gown. All of which are reasonable color choices for a rustic yet modern event. They even had a powder blue mason jar of chocolate kisses for their party favors of which I believe catered enough endorphins to last a lifetime! And since it was a beach wedding, a plain white surfboard where guests could scribble something for the couple served as their guestbook! It was festive, it was love, it was Kaitlin and Dane. Have fun along the way, you two!
Nothing can beat a laid- back wedding where everyone, especially the bride and groom are all cool and enjoying. Jyles and Bre are that classic, rock- and- roll couple who loves to do cool things together. So, after the long wait, they finally decided to tie the knot in an A-1 style! Basically, they singled out white as the base color, and accented it with purple, teal, and lilac which are all soft and cuddly. They even labeled their ring bearer as the bling security and their flower girl as the sparkle spreader! How cute is that, huh? Everyone must be so happy to see these two together, including us! Ergo, to more years of happy moments, you two. Congratulations on your wedding!
As a lover of coffee and tea, I am definitely a fan of this inspiration shoot. Needless to say, my favorite parts would be the tea bag favors as well as the coffee beans in the decor. It also features quite an interesting color palette, lovely florals, and a romantic tulle and lace wedding dress.
Brooke and Thomas had an indoor wedding and reception in a South Texas ranch. The décor had so many dainty and vintage elements in them. I absolutely love the simple yet sweet centerpieces! They went very well with the woodwork in the barn. All in all, a warm and rustic feel was achieved.
Today’s featured couple drew their motif inspiration from the beautiful colors of the peacock’s feathers. Aside from the majestic motif inspiration, the couple wanted a 1920’s kind of touch to the wedding; hence the birdcage veil and the bride’s hairdo. Everything coincided with each other — which made Erik and Amy’s wedding beautiful.