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* Color Palette Inspiration: Spring Pink + Cool Blue

Posted on March 17th, 2010 by Kate. Filed under Color Palettes.

The extremely talented Abby Powell of Abby Try Again always has the most inspirational photos. Wouldn’t this be a stunning color palette for a springtime wedding?

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* All Aboard: The Nautical Nuptials

Posted on March 12th, 2010 by Jeannie. Filed under Color Palettes.

There are many elements to this nautical wedding from Weddingbee’s Mrs. Gloss that I just love. First, the navy and yellow palette just works so well together. Second, look at the gorgeous cakes, decorated with blueberries and put together on homemade cake stands. The whimsical table cards are also very clever, and the homemade strawberry jam favors add such a sweet touch.

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* Shutterbug Love

Posted on March 11th, 2010 by Jeannie. Filed under Color Palettes, Destination Weddings, Photography.

I am loving the work of the talented photographer Stephanie Williams. Feast your eyes on this orange, gray and succulent-themed wedding in the quaint city of San Miguel De Allende, Mexico.

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* Inspired: Butter Yellow & Lettuce

Posted on February 3rd, 2010 by Jeannie. Filed under Color Palettes.

Details Details wedding planners showed off some recent work — a breathtaking wedding created at The Resort at Pelican Hill in CA. I love the naturalness of the color palette, the earthy shades of green, the butter yellow and soft whites. It doesn’t hurt that the brilliant Jesse Leake took the stunning photos! Enjoy!

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* Vintage Romance: Part Three

Posted on January 21st, 2010 by Kate. Filed under Color Palettes, Wedding Inspiration.

This is part three of a three part series contributed by Anne Sage of The City Sage.

Depression Era Florals

In spite of much hardship, the 1930’s were not without beauty and joy. A midsummer twilight gathering calls for homespun calicos, flowers of all hues, and desserts like grandma used to make. Ask guests to donate Goodwill-bound furniture for the decor. Required viewing: O Brother Where Art Thou.

Row 1 1. Brea McDonald 2. The Nichols 3. Max Wanger 4. Meg Perotti

Row 2 1. Leigh Miller 2. Max Wanger 3. Jessica Johnston via {frolic} 4. Millie Holloman

Row 3 1. Leigh Miller 2. Alders Photography 3.Corbin Gurkin 4. Alders Photography

Row 4 1. Corbin Gurkin 2. One Love Photo 3. Vogue Australia Entertaining + Travel 4. Charlotte Jenks Lewis via 100 Layer Cake

Tags: backyard wedding, depression era, inspiration board, Vintage Romance.

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* Vintage Romance: Part Two

Posted on January 20th, 2010 by Kate. Filed under Color Palettes, Wedding Inspiration.

This is part two of a three part series contributed by Anne Sage of The City Sage.

Edwardian Elegance

A Spring garden party practically begs for the enchanting and ethereal sensibility of the early 1900’s. A mix of soft pastels–peach, mint, and sky–complement filmy gowns and lush, loose floral arrangements. Tea sandwiches and petit fours are a must! Required viewing: Finding Neverland.

Row One 1. Jose Villa 2. Homes and Gardens Magazine via Coco + Kelley 3. Lisa Lefkowitz 4. Justin Marantz

Row Two 1. Jose Villa 2. Jose Villa 3. Merriment Events 4. Elizabeth Messina

Row Three 1. Corbin Gurkin 2. Our Labor of Love via Once Wed 3. Martha Stewart 4. Elizabeth Messina

Row Four 1. Josh Goleman via 100 Layer Cake 2. Anna Sawin via Style Me Pretty 3. Martha Stewart 4. Corbin Gurkin

Tags: inspiration board, mint, pastels, peach, Vintage Romance.

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* Anne Sage on Vintage Romance: Part One

Posted on January 19th, 2010 by Kate. Filed under Color Palettes, Wedding Inspiration.

One Lovely Day is delighted to have Anne Sage of The City Sage share gorgeous wedding decor inspiration and a creative approach to Vintage Romance in a three part series.

Brides will always look to the past for inspiration and ideas. After all, weddings are a celebration of our heritage and history – a point at which the past meets the future. When planning the theme and details of your wedding, consider not only family traditions but also the history of your location or a particular decade that fascinates you. For 2010, there are three untapped eras that yield three different takes on that catchall wedding phrase, Vintage Romance!

Victorian Drama:

Inject the glamour and opulence of the 1870’s into an luxe winter affair. Draw upon textures like richly veined marble, delicate handmade lace, and tarnished gold, then waltz the night away amongst Gilded Age architecture. Required viewing: the recently released Sherlock Holmes

Row One 1. Cote Maison 2. New Zealand Home and Garden 3. Jessica Claire via Green Wedding Shoes 4. Sarah Maingot

Row Two 1. Corbin Gurkin 2. Carla Ten Eyck 3. Hello Lucky 4. Braedon Photography

Row Three 1. Leigh Miller 2. Braedon Photography 3. Martha Stewart 4. Carla Ten Eyck

Row Four 1. Max Wanger 2. Cote Maison 3. Cote Maison 4. Elizabeth Messina

Stay tuned for parts two and three…

Tags: inspiration boards, victorian, Vintage Romance.

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* Creative Color Palette

Posted on January 11th, 2010 by Jeannie. Filed under Color Palettes, Uncategorized.

Blood orange & sky blue = a feast for the eyes and an amazing wedding color palette! Thank you, A creative Mint, for creating this stunning masterpiece. I am sold!

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* Color Palette: Teal & Lime

Posted on December 27th, 2009 by Jeannie. Filed under Color Palettes.

Enjoy this teal table, with hints of lime and cut paperwhites. It’s really elegant and easy to create. See the full article here!

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* Ornament Inspirations

Posted on December 22nd, 2009 by Jeannie. Filed under Color Palettes, Uncategorized.

I love the seasonal happenings at Weddingbee, where the Bees are creating wedding inspiration boards based on Christmas ornaments! Here’s my absolute favorite: