I came across the beautiful blue painting below and knew I had to build a color board around it. A rich, deep blue complements crisp white to create a bold, yet neutral scheme. I especially love the unique, architectural details in the wedding gown!
Art: At the Foot of the Hill, 2009 by Maureen Meyer
Gown: Amanda Wakeley Gown
Menu: Image by Sarah Tew Photography via Junebug Weddings
Flowers: Bouquet via The Knot
Easter is just around the corner! Of course, not all of you celebrate this holiday, but for those who do… here is a round up of creative, modern DIY Easter eggs. My family spends some time dying Easter eggs every year, but we have never created anything close to the masterpieces below. These eggs are a great way to decorate for the season and would serve as unique, Spring wedding decor!
#1: Patterned Easter Eggs via Martha Stewart
#2: Patterned Rubber Band Easter Eggs via Chocolate Shavings
#3: DIY Calligraphy Easter Eggs with Template via Oh Happy Day
#4: DIY Watercolor Easter Eggs via Oh Happy Day
#5: DIY Pantone Easter Eggs via How About Orange
#6: DIY Painterly Easter Eggs via Paper & Stitch
I love the idea of using a bold, almost neon, orange as a unique wedding color! When paired with soft neutrals, the orange really shines, bringing a fresh, modern vibe to your wedding day. I think bridesmaids in neutral dresses with super bright accessories and shoes is a great way to introduce a pop of color without overwhelming the other details.
Flowers: By Betsy Wall Photography via Style Me Pretty
Bridesmaid: By Olivia Graham via Martha Stewart Weddings
Invitation: Dressmaker Details Wedding Invitations by Minted
Cake: By The Scootabaker discovered via Burnett’s Boards