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Color Palette: Rustic Glam Camel and Cream

zenadiadesign — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 15:00:16 +0000

Love this rustic chic meets high glamour color palette. I can envision a totally glamorous wedding complete with candle light and chandeliers in an old barn or building on a farmstead.

Image Credits – Top Row: Melissa Robotti, Larissa Cleveland Photography, Melissa Robotti, Middle Row: This is Glamorous, Corbin Gurkin, Ryan Ray Photo, Bottom Row: Robert and Kathleen Photographers, This is Glamorous, Erin Heart’s Court,

Ivory and Champagne Wedding Inspiration

zenadiadesign — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 15:00:54 +0000

Featured invitation: Tara and Justin, by Zenadia Design

Image Credits – 1. Chris + Lynn Photographers, 2. Ryan Ray via Wedding Chicks, 3. Three Blondes and a Camera, 4. Twin Lens, 5. This is Glamorous, 6. Aaron Delesie, 7. Yvette Roman, 8. Adam Nyholt, 9. Red Gallery Photography, 10. What Junebug Loves

Color Palette: Ivory, Champagne, and Pale Pink

zenadiadesign — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 15:00:50 +0000

Understated elegance with a hint of feminine charm…

Image credits – Top Row: Cunningham Photo Artists via Junebug Weddings, Rebecca Thuss, 100 Layer Cake, Middle Row: Greg Lumley Photography, Erin Heart’s Court via 100 Layer Cake, Yvette Roman Photography Bottom Row: Elizabeth Messina for Oh, How Charming, Dress Design Decor, Jose Villa

Color Palette: Rose, Taupe, Sepia and Gold

zenadiadesign — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 15:00:33 +0000

This is an inspiration board we did for a client who is having a traditional Indian wedding in Monaco. Her wedding is to take place at two lavish venues, and she wanted to inspiration board to reflect that, as well as her color scheme which is Sepia, Antique Rose and Taupe. I loved how her board came out, so I wanted to share it with you today.

Image Credits – Top Row: XOXO Bride, Mike Larson, Jennifer Skog, Middle Row: This is Glamorous, Kiss The Groom, Snippet and Ink, Bottom Row: Michelle Rago, Kiss The Groom, Michelle Rago

Color Palette: Venetian Glamour

zenadiadesign — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 15:00:50 +0000

I have a complete fascination with Venice and Italy in general, so I was very excited to create this inspiration board/color palette. I think a combination of grayish white, red, gold and black would be wonderful here, and not compete with the surrounding of extraordinary colors.

Image Credits:

top row: Twin Lens, Wedding In Venice, A Bryan Photo, middle row: A Bryan Photo, Google, A Bryan Photo, bottom row: Flickr, Justin & Mary Photography, Rosie Parsons

Color Palette: Ivory, White and Beige

zenadiadesign — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:00:40 +0000

This color palette would look beautiful with just about any accent color (soft pink, vintage yellow, navy blue…). It could also stand on it’s own and be a more muted color palette with touches of sparkle and elegance, or toned down for an organic vintage celebration.

Image Credits:

top row: Gia Canali via 100 Layer Cake, Picotte Photography via SMP, Brides.com middle row: Martha Stewart Weddings, Jose Villa, Urban Nectar, bottom row: Elizabeth Messina, etsy shop The Bungalow, Gia Canali via 100 Layer Cake

Color Palette: Plum and Champagne

zenadiadesign — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:00:00 +0000

For some reason I have always thought that purple was a hard color to pair with anything. However, I proved myself wrong in this color palette. I LOVE these colors for a wedding! Perfect for a winery celebration, a wedding in the country, or dress it up for a formal affair in the city. These colors paired together are really versatile!

Picture Credits:
top row: Brides.com, Patrick McNamara via Snippet and Ink, Brides.com
middle row: Style Me Pretty, Flickr, Style Me Pretty
bottom row: Reem Acra via Perfect Bound, Michelle Rago, Bridal Bar Blog

Color Palette: Black and Champagne

zenadiadesign — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 17:00:00 +0000

I hope you all had a wonderful holiday! I thought we would start back with a color palette.
Inspired by the photo of Jessica Stam on the bottom row middle, this color palette is all about simple glamour. These colors would be beautiful for an elegant winter wedding. You could also throw just about any color in with these two colors and get a beautiful combination!

Picture Credits:
top row: Corridan and Co., photo by Elizabeth Messina, photo by Tec Petaja, Lazaro Bridal
middle row: photo by Kate Triano, the knot, brides.com
bottom row: Corridan and Co., photo by Elizabeth Messina, Jessica Stam via flickr, Corridan and Co., photo by Elizabeth Messina.

Color Palette: Champagne, Charcoal and White

zenadiadesign — Mon, 26 May 2008 23:07:00 +0000

This color palette has to be one of my favorites. It has such a unique and classic look and I love the muted palette of white and champagne with the pop of charcoal. This palette would be perfect for a classy fall or elegant winter wedding.

And oh yes, this is our 100th post!! Thanks to all my wonderful readers! You are what keeps me posting. =)

Picture Credits:
top row: Wiggy Floral, Lazaro, April Reed
middle row: Asiel Design, Style Me Pretty
bottom row: Paper Source, Brides.com, Rebecca Thuss

Color Palette: Vintage Glamour with Brown, Champagne and Red

zenadiadesign — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 22:24:00 +0000

Today’s color palette is for another one of our readers, Linda. Linda is getting married in a beautiful church and having her reception at an equally beautiful club. Linda wanted a color palette with shades of brown and champagne with pops of red. She also wanted to incorporate a vintage feel into her wedding, similar to the vintage feel her engagement ring has. Here are my ideas for Linda, and the color palette I designed for her.
Ideas for the ceremony:
Bridesmaids: I can see them in elegant, long brown dresses, such as the one pictured in the color palette, with faux fur wraps such as these. (picture from here)

Their flowers can be similar to the bouquet pictured in the color palette at the top. You can change the dark flowers to red, or to incorporate pops of red into the ceremony you can wrap the stems of the bouquets in red ribbon.
Bride (Linda): I can see Linda in a dress similar to the one in the color palette, minus the hat. Her flowers can be like the bridesmaid’s bouquets but slightly altered to include maybe a little more red, or no red at all. I can see the stems of her bouquet wrapped in crystals, or with a crystal monogram. Something sparkly to give it a little glamour.
For the reception:
I envisioned champagne colored table cloths with brown napkins and red floral centerpieces, such as the flowers located in the bottom portion of the color palette. To continue with the vintage theme, the floral centerpieces can be placed on faux fur and the faux fur can be sprinkled with swarovski crystals, again to give it a little glamour. Faux fur can be purchased here, or you can search for it at your local fabric stores. Linda’s reception site reminded me somewhat of the club from the movie The Aviator. Here is a picture from the movie, taken in the fictional club. (Picture from here) Linda could also do something like the picture, and have little lamps on each table to give the setting a more intimate feel. If you haven’t seen The Aviator, I would recommend watching it just for the sets and costumes; they are SO neat and very vintage.

Last but not least, here is the color palette I designed for Linda. I hope this can help her get an idea of what she wants and plan a gorgeous glamorous event!

Picture Credits:
Column one starting from the left and going from top to bottom: Martha Stewart, The Knot, Elegant Bride Winter 2007 Issue.
Column two: The Knot, Tacori, The Knot.
Column three: Asiel Design, The Knot, The Knot.
Column four: The Knot, bridesmaid dress by Alvina Valenta Bridesmaids, The Knot