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Jul26
Ornate and elegant, this wedding calls for a ballroom setting with chandeliers and vintage details.
Image Credits – Top Row: Design Lovely, Gertrude and Mabel via SMP, 100 Layer Cake Middle Row: Martha Stewart Weddings, This is Glamorous, Aaron Delesie, Bottom Row: Anne Marie Photography, Martha Stewart Weddings, Oh Joy
Jun9
Inspired by the image in the top left corner, this board is all about a formal black tie affair. I envision a violinest playing during the ceremony and sit down dinner, men in tuxedos and the women in long formal dresses, the bride in a full lavish gown with ruffles down the back.
Image Credits – Top Row: Perfect Bound, SMP, Elizabeth Messina, Middle Row: The Knot, Callaway Gable, Corbin Gurkin, Bottom Row: Next Exit Photography via The Knot, Callaway Gable, Rebecca Thuss
May24
For this color palette I was completely inspired by vintage pearls. I combined the creamy color of pearls with soft pink and elegant gold for a timeless and classic look.
Image Credits – Top Row: MSW, This is Glamorous, Zoom Photography via SMP, Middle Row: Style Unveiled The Lounge, Dress Design Decor, Bleubird Vintage, Bottom Row: MSW, MSW, Sea Unicorn,
Apr21
Grey can sometimes be thought of as a modern color, but here it’s very feminine when paired with a mint green, light pink and black. The black adds a bit of classic style to an otherwise whimsical palette.
Image Credits – Top Row: la nuit blanche, Elizabeth Messina, Corbin Gurkin, Middle Row: This Is Glamorous, Dress Design Decor, Elizabeth Messina, Bottom Row: Country Living, Boutwell Studio, Dream Box Photography
Mar31
When paired together, green and gray can make an elegant combination with a hint of modern. Green apples are a nice, budget friendly way to add color to your decor and clippings of bright green foliage work well in bud vases. I love the idea of using silver candelabras to fancy the decor up a bit, however this color scheme can also be played down to a more casual affair as well.
Image Credits – top row: Bridal Buds, Jennifer Lindberg via SMP, Meg Perotti via SMP middle row: Martha Stewart Weddings, Martha Stewart Weddings, Jennifer Lindberg via SMP bottom row: The Knot, Jerry Yoon via 100 Layer Cake, Meg Perotti via SMP
Feb15
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
Jan25
This has to be one of my favorite color palettes of all time. That’s a pretty strong statement I know, but I am so completely smitten with the black and white stripes, the shimmery gold and the dark sultry fuchsia to top it off. It’s classic, elegant, glamorous, chic, fun and perfect for any time of the year.
Image credits:
top row: Michelle Rago, Erin Swift, Nostalgia at the Stone House via Snippet and Ink, middle row: Erin Swift, Michelle Rago, Zinke Design, bottom row: Erin Swift, My Little Apartment via Snippet and Ink, Horchow,
Jan18
Peach is such a versatile color when it comes to weddings. It can be used as more of an apricot color, or toned down to a peachy-pink, as is used here. I’ve added a warm creamy white and silver to compliment this color, perfect for a spring or winter wedding.
Image Credits:
top row: Elizabeth Messina, Apertura Photography, Martha Stewart, middle row: Joy Thigpen, Polyvore, Joy Thigpen, bottom row: Elizabeth Messina, Zenadia Design, Twigs and Honey
Jan8
As most of you know, I absolutely love color, so doing these color predictions was really fun for me. The hard part, though, is picking a favorite. Since I am drawn to all different types of color for different reasons, it’s been hard for me to narrow it down, but I think I narrowed it down enough to a few colors. =) Below is a color palette for my favorite combination of colors from our color predictions for 2010. I’ve added in a dark gold to this palette. I love the dark gold alternative to the bright metallic golds we have been seeing lately.
What is your favorite?
Image Credits:
top row: Kishani Perera Interior Design, LMD Floral Heather Bullard via Snippet and Ink middle row: SMP, Vogue Italia, Green Wedding Shoes bottom row: SMP, Kishani Perera Interior Design, SMP
Jan5
(white and cream)
We saw the pairing of these two neutrals together in 2009, and I think we’ll see even more of it this year. I love the classic look these colors can give. Pair them with gold and black or chocolate brown and you have an incredibly chic palette.
Image Credits:
top row: Style Me Pretty, MSW, Martha Stewart Weddings middle row: Martha Stewart Weddings, Style Me Pretty, Jose Villa bottom row: Shana Faust, Erin Swift, The Estate of Things
