If you’re still trying to decide what wedding favors to give out for your wedding but you simply can’t find ideas that you feel are glamorous or elegant enough, you’re in the right place! You certainly don’t have to stick with the cookie-cutter wedding favor ideas for your wedding, and it’s refreshing for the bride and groom to think outside the box. Check out the following for some absolutely glamorous wedding favor ideas:
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!
Our bride and groom’s wedding color accents, red and purple, are actually their favorite colors. See, not only do they match as a couple (read: their love story) but their preferred colors match tastefully as well. Also, their compromise on this difference was done well – only the bride and groom were adorned with red accents but the rest of the event had purple ones. This is truly a lovely wedding.
If you’re a colorful type of bride, then a jewel tone wedding palette may be perfect for you. Jewel tones are rich, beautiful shades that look outstanding when paired with other jewel tones and are also perfect for adding a pop of color to a neutral palette. Check out some of these great options for jewel tone wedding palettes:
Brides who are planning a beautiful winter wedding can save money if they utilize flowers that are in season. This includes flowers that are readily available from their local florist and don’t need to be imported. The trick is to know which flowers are in season for the winter months. The following flowers are perfect seasonal wedding flowers for December and January!
The wedding dress worn by the bride was passed down from four generations. The lace used on this dress was actually Blake’s grandmother’s veil. What an elegant way to pass down traditions, right? This Jewish affair was beautifully captured by Ross Goodman Photography.
