Subtle Elegance

Subtle Elegance

I simply adore how this whole event made use of neutral, subtle colors, but still looked absolutely amazing. It was a good idea that they chose venues for both parts that were breathtaking on their own so they didn’t have to add much in terms of design. (You also won’t have to spend much on decor!)

A Sweet and Dainty Ranch Wedding

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.

The Attraction Of Polar Opposites

We may be used to the phrase statement “Opposites attract”, but it is true we are all wired that way. Just like how Liza, who grew up in the city, fell in love with Luke, a country boy. It’s the differences that are the most intriguing in a person. And just like them their theme Rustic Glam, two opposite styles combined, made for a beautiful outcome. Such a lovely metaphor for their love, don’t you think?

Something Of You And Me

Alexis, a smart bride, speaks these wise words. “I wanted to make sure the wedding was one we would think was beautiful even 50 years from now but was also distinctly ours.” Something all future brides should bear in mind. The colors were inspired by Tyler’s favorite football team — something personal for the groom, as well. They definitely achieved the wedding they wanted — elegant and timeless. Read on to know more on how this lovely bride planned her beautiful wedding.

Cowboy Boots Sophistication

Cowboy boots at an elegant wedding? YES PLEASE! Kara, the bride, found the perfect pair that screamed elegance for her Rustic Elegance wedding. She also had the same matching boots with her bridesmaids. And they were a perfect match with the red dresses. Who would’ve ever thought cowboy boots can be this sophisticated?

Less Equals More

Have you ever wondered how a wedding with six guests would be like? Many questions on How, Where, and Why. Well, wonder no more because Joey and Sarah’s wedding is right in the alley. The couple wanted an intimate wedding where it could be witnessed by the people who have the most relevance to their lives. It’s a beautiful change of pace from having tons of guests to entertain. It’s not only more relaxing but budget-friendly too!

Rooftop Casino Royale

Rooftop Casino Royale

Arianne and Michael had a classy rooftop wedding with a casino royale theme. The motif was very chic in black with pops of magenta and gold here and there.

Muted Pastels Ventures The Outdoors

Russell and Marie’s wedding gave me major wedding fever. The natural element surrounding them is just as gorgeous as them. The stump of wood played a huge role in their wedding — tray, name ‘cards’, etc. The muted pastels dressed the bridal entourage beautifully and matched the blue-gray table cloths. If you love terrariums just like me, you will also swoon over their cute centerpieces.