I know we've all got spring on the brain at the moment, but today I've got a lovely fall color palette to share with you. Heather contacted me last week and asked me for some help with her upcoming fall wedding, and I jumped at the opportunity. She's getting married next October and wants a lively palette of orange, plum and lime green. How fun is that? She wants the entire look to feel very much like fall, but not necessarily like Halloween (although she said that if her fiancé had his way, they'd be married in full costume!). So, here's what I've come up with.
I adore this color palette. The leaf and pumpkin details scream autumn, but the vibrant color palette keep things energetic and fun. Fall is my favorite season for weddings, and Heather's is sure to live up to the hype. I love it that she's not afraid to go bold with lots of color, plus she loves purple – she's a girl at my own heart! There's also so much opportunity for DIY brides here. The pumpkin table numbers would be a great project, and all the leaf details would be easy – not to mention FREE!
What do you ladies think? Love this look for fall?
Photo credits:
Center: bouquet
First row: table setting, groom, table number, green dress
Second row: apples, pumpkin pie
Third row: flowers, shoes
Fourth row: place setting, bridesmaids, cupcakes, leaf headpiece
I love to help brides to be who are struggling with picturing how their wedding/color palette will come together. If you'd like me to make you an inspiration board and feature it on my blog (free of charge, of course!), please don't hesitate to contact me. My email is Shardiy@b-y.net. XO
Showing posts with label fall wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall wedding. Show all posts
April 16, 2012
November 2, 2011
Red Fall Wedding
Fall weddings are probably my favorite (and no, it's not just because I'm a fall bride!). I love the beautifully rich colors, the crisp air and the fun details that make these weddings perfect. When I first saw this red bouquet (in the center) adorned with all those autumn details, I was instantly in love. A lot of people would automatically think that a red wedding would be perfect for winter. While that may be true, this inspiration board proves that red can work equally as well for fall. I especially like it paired with brown/wood details that work to soften the red and make it more fall-appropriate. And that tier of fresh apples? Well, it just pulls the whole look together beautifully.
What do you think of this color palette?
Photo credits
Center: bouquet
First row: shoes, bride, dress, flowers
Second row: camera, book
Third row: vase of red flowers, couple
Fourth row: flower arrangement, bride & groom, apples, suitcases
What do you think of this color palette?
Photo credits
Center: bouquet
First row: shoes, bride, dress, flowers
Second row: camera, book
Third row: vase of red flowers, couple
Fourth row: flower arrangement, bride & groom, apples, suitcases
October 13, 2011
Orange, Purple, & Plum Wedding
Orange, and purple are the perfect team. They are bold and energetic, and so much fun. I just love how perfectly they contrast with one another. They are completely different colors, and yet they work together so seamlessly to make an explosion of color that is a definite attention-grabber. Adding a dark plum color to this mix keeps things grounded and not too crazy, and even adds a touch of autumn, that allows this color palette to work equally well for fall. And isn't that fantastic since...well...it's fall! So, if you're feeling like stepping out of the box for your wedding day, why not try something like this. You certainly won't be called boring. And, you can wear orange shoes, which is pretty awesome.
Center: bouquet
First row: flowers, flower girl, bouquet, bridesmaids
Second row: table setting, cake
Third row: cookies, candle
Fourth row: shoes, decoration, centerpiece, groom
Center: bouquet
First row: flowers, flower girl, bouquet, bridesmaids
Second row: table setting, cake
Third row: cookies, candle
Fourth row: shoes, decoration, centerpiece, groom
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