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!
To be wed near the beach is how Daniel and Nicole envisioned their big day would be, and when they found the perfect place, they couldn’t be any happier. The elegant reception that overlooked the sea, everything was illuminated with gold decors along with the gorgeous floral centerpieces. And, of course, Nicole was a stunner on that day in her feather wedding dress. Read more and experience their wedding by browsing through their gallery and their wedding video!
Greg and Dana’s wedding is an example of an enchanting indoor wedding. Dana, the lovely bride, looked like a fairy princess in her Carolina Herrera dress, and Greg too looked dapper in his ensemble. But their chuppah is the one that took my breath away the most. It was made out of flowers and twigs that were so enchanting and sweet. Scroll down to see how Greg and Dana made their wedding romantic and whimsical — get ready to be enchanted!
Bounty of fresh flowers and bright candles lights, Whitney and Andy’s wedding details are meant to embolden those perplexed hearts over what and how. It has got that classy, fun, and flirty vibe which is a sure hit now and in the coming ages.
Let us altogether raise our champagne glasses for Lorena and Cisco’s wedding day in the beautiful Spanish Costa Brava. With the already breathtaking ocean view and relaxing atmosphere, minimalist decorations were essential.
If you consider yourself a snow princess then you are right in for a treat — frozen treat. This styled shoot has all the right elements that will tick your winter wedding checklist.
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:
A beautiful sight of Christmas balls and fairy lights blended with wedding dresses and suits happened on this very night. Kathryn and Francisco’s calm and bright wedding was full of love and life. And since it’s the holidays, cherry red and lush greens are just reasonable colors to decorate the whole enchilada.