This board turned out so pretty! I love the bouquet that combines diamond brooches and silk flowers (stay tuned for a similar bouquet love later today). The blush and vintage ivory color palette is just beautiful!
Showing posts with label blush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blush. Show all posts
Monday, 25 April 2011
Saturday, 23 April 2011
Real Wedding: Margaret & Taylor's Fairytale Wedding
Check out this beautiful wedding, it reminds me of a real life fairytale... complete with horse and carriage! The blush and gray color palette is one of my favorites right now. I love the soft romantic portraits KJImages captured.
{KJImages via Two Bright Lights}
{reception: Southwest School of Arts}
Friday, 22 April 2011
Favorite Photo Friday 31: Beach Blush
I wish it was beach weather, can't wait for summer! Here is a lovely beach picture to brighten up your Friday, I love the bride's blush wedding gown in contrast with the sunset... so beautiful. Happy weekend lovelies!
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| Southern Weddings Magazine |
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Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Theme Thursday 35: Sweet Silhouettes
I love the vintage elegance that silhouettes lend to a wedding. This color palette is really lovely and works well with the slightly vintage feel this board has!
sources: A Paper Proposal, Lulliloo, Lane Dittoe Photography, Green Wedding Shoes (x2)
Sunday, 27 March 2011
Inspiration 204: Spring Blush
Another board inspired by a bouquet! I am seriously so madly in love with the bouquet featured in this board. From the bouquet I pulled the blush, light sage and gray color palette. I can see this board come to life as a simple, classic spring wedding.
sources: Love and Lavender, The City Sage (x2), Pink Cakebox, Ritzy Bee, Once Wed (x2)
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Theme Thursday 31: Blush & Bows
Wow, I love this board. Even the way they arranged the bouquet, it looks like the calla flowers are in the shape of a bow! And aren't those shoes to die for?
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Asheville wedding
biltmore estate
blush
champagne
conservatory
dinner table
roses
visio photography
Wedding
Wedding Decor
French Inspired Wedding Table and Decor
Walking into the Conservatory following cocktail hour was one of several moments in my wedding that took my breath away. I literally shed a tear as I stood at the head of the table with John and scanned the length of the table filled with roses and twinkling with creamy candlelight.
It was the moment when my vision for my wedding became real. From the start of our planning, I wanted our wedding meal to be the highlight, an intimate and formal dinner party with French inspired decor filled with romance, fabulous food and our closest family.
One of the reasons we chose the Conservatory at the Biltmore in Asheville as our wedding reception venue was the simple gorgeousness of the greenhouse. The backdrop of the lush greenery provided just the right amount of natural elegance for our wedding dinner.
Our wedding colors were champagne, blush, ivory and gold. Hundreds of roses in muted shades in square vases ran down the length of the central table draped with with champagne and ivory linens and set with gold rimmed place settings. We chose simple ivory candles intermingled among the roses. Menus and place cards in the same soft color scheme. (If you are in North Carolina, both Salutations and Laura at Yellow House Calligraphy were a dream to work with. All flowers by Blossoms at Biltmore Park.)
Everyone says that your wedding day goes by so fast. They are right, of course. So you try and take moments to breathe it all in and mentally capture images to carry with you after it is all over. Looking around at my new husband and family laughing and having fun in this gorgeous setting is a memory I will have for a lifetime.
I'd love to hear about your wedding and from those of you that may be in the midst of planning now. What moments in your wedding took your breath away? What was or is your vision of your wedding day?
It was the moment when my vision for my wedding became real. From the start of our planning, I wanted our wedding meal to be the highlight, an intimate and formal dinner party with French inspired decor filled with romance, fabulous food and our closest family.
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| Image by Visio Photography |
One of the reasons we chose the Conservatory at the Biltmore in Asheville as our wedding reception venue was the simple gorgeousness of the greenhouse. The backdrop of the lush greenery provided just the right amount of natural elegance for our wedding dinner.
 |
| Image by Visio Photography |
Our wedding colors were champagne, blush, ivory and gold. Hundreds of roses in muted shades in square vases ran down the length of the central table draped with with champagne and ivory linens and set with gold rimmed place settings. We chose simple ivory candles intermingled among the roses. Menus and place cards in the same soft color scheme. (If you are in North Carolina, both Salutations and Laura at Yellow House Calligraphy were a dream to work with. All flowers by Blossoms at Biltmore Park.)
Everyone says that your wedding day goes by so fast. They are right, of course. So you try and take moments to breathe it all in and mentally capture images to carry with you after it is all over. Looking around at my new husband and family laughing and having fun in this gorgeous setting is a memory I will have for a lifetime.
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| Image by Visio Photography |
I'd love to hear about your wedding and from those of you that may be in the midst of planning now. What moments in your wedding took your breath away? What was or is your vision of your wedding day?
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