Just as I fell in love with the floral arrangement from today’s earlier post, I have totally fallen for this Winter color palette…
Flowers from Domino Magazine, Little Black Dress by Maggie London at Nordstrom, Letterpress Invitation by Black Pearl Press, Ring Pillow as seen on Rebecca Thuss, Calligraphy Cake by Edith Meyer, White Florals by Petal’s Edge
What I really love about the flowers in the top left photo are the contrasting hues…the soft, white-washed pastels paired with the rich shades of the buds. I used this dichotomy as inspiration for our color palette….subtle, almost white pinks and greens, paired with the sophistication and elegance of a little black dress. I love, love, love the end result.
I can completely envision a snowy, winter wedding complete with touches of unabashed luxury, femininity and elegance. Layers of different textures and fabrics, from velvets (table runners) and cashmeres (wraps for the bride and her maids), to lace (ring pillows and favor bags) and thick raw silk (linens). Perfect for a small, intimate wedding at a lovely restaurant or winery.
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that black dress needs to be mine - i love it!
I LOVE this board...so simple and pretty and clean! Thanks for the inspiration!
this is absolutely gorgeous! i adore the bouquet and the color scheme - i might put a gorgeous steel grey dress with it instead of black. i love the look of blush and steel together.
I just can't get over that bouquet, I love the colors! Beautiful!
What is it about the ring pillow that is oh so sweet?
I love this board. I am doing a winter wedding in Boston this February, and have picked a very similar pallet. All white and cream flowers with burgendy maid's dresses and a brown and white cake. I love the way the whites and the deep colors offset each other. Thanks for all of your inspiration!
Sounds amazing Shanna!!
I love this and you basically just gorgeously captured all my thoughts about what I was dreaming my upcoming winter wedding to be. Thank you!