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Coral is everywhere this year, from bridesmaid dresses to floral arrangements to wedding invitations. Caught between a loud colour and a diminutive one, coral follows a beautiful middle ground. Ramp it up with graphite or keep it mellow with neutral accents. All in all, we love this colour. Discover More …
Within this single colour, there are so many shades that you have an abundance of choice. Great for a late summer or early autumn wedding, buttercup yellow would be a perfectly happy focal point. Pair it with graphite for a modern twist or with mint for a vintage vibe. Discover More …
What is new for trends for our Calgary Bride for 2013? Check out this article from Lynn Fletcher from Lynn Fletcher Weddings on Trends for 2013. 1. For the Bride Long sleeved gowns and delicate lace with little surprises like an open back. Boleros, shrugs, and jackets are the perfect flourish on top of many sexy silhouettes this year. They are perfect for those church weddings where you can remove it to dance like no one is watching at the reception. Sultry Fairy Tale Movie inspired dresses in hues of black, gray, taupe, and red. Eat your heart out Snow White! 2. For the Bridesmaids Playing with a palette instead of all one color is a hot new look where the Bridesmaids choose their own dress from a variety of hues that the Bride chooses. Various textures, fabrics, shades, and lengths lead to a terrific group shot and let the Maids’ personalities shine though. 3. For the Groomsmen Extreme “Hunger Games” styles Bachelor parties where the guys can fulfill their childhood Discover More …
Weddings are getting more and more exciting as we progress through the millennia. The Royal Wedding has inspired many trends this year, yet brides are still letting their personalities shine through in their wedding details adding more and more of their “real life” favourites into their weddings. Here are 12 trends that will ignite your imagination and could play a role in your wedding: ONE Lace Is lovely - The Duchess of Cambridge donned lace in her dress as she walked down the aisle to wed Prince William, and we are going to see lace popping up, not only in beautiful wedding gowns but also in wedding linens, accents on wedding invitations, and wrapping for fabulous bouquets. Lace comes in various textures and patterns and brides are falling in love with all its glory. TWO Hipster Chic or Relaxed Elegance - Etsy.comand Anthropoligie have inspired brides to look for vintage looks that combine shabby chic with a bohemian flair: vintage mismatched plates, fireplaces outside, Discover More …
A colour in between orange and pink, it’s a gorgeous one to work with. Matched with cream, it becomes a succulent focal point, great for summer. Or put it beside a majestic purple, and you’ve got one bold palette. Discover More …
Because most teals are such saturated shades, be careful not to overdo it. Stick with neutrals, like black and white, or brown and champagne. It’ll add a zing to your palette, but you won’t be overwhelmed with colour. Discover More …
An ideal colour for winter, but white is beautiful for fall, too. The creamier shades perfectly pair with oranges and reds for a autumnal feel. For winter weddings, work with silvers and blues for that snowy appeal. Discover More …
We’ve got apple, we’ve got lime, we’ve got emerald. This colour definitely needs to be the focal point in your palette, and with a smoke grey and a shade of white, you are set. Playing with the shades of your neutrals determine how bold your focal point will be. Discover More …
The perfect colour for Kate Middleton’s engagement ring, the perfect colour for a wedding. Paired with creme or silver, it can add that splash of elegance to an evening event, or throw in splashes of teal or orange for a fun twist on a traditional colour. Discover More …
This glorious colour is perfect for any season. For a modern edge, great for a winter wedding, add dashes to black and white. Or if you’re in for a softer feel for a summer’s afternoon, pair it up with orange and cream. Discover More …
Pretty but classic neutrals can be paired with bolder hues, like red or orange. Pair it with a light silver or graphite and you’ve got the makings of a glorious winter wonderland colour palette. Discover More …
From royal to orchid, an entire spectrum of shades is waiting for you, and every season can be accommodated and enriched. For a punchy vibe, go with black or a bright hue, like orange or teal, but like all rich hues, purple works well with silvers, creams and greys. Discover More …
Bright and bold, this rich hue is perfect for summer and fall. Keep it as the focal point and pair it with greys and whites, allowing its full sunniness to come through. And with blooms, shoes and dresses that match perfectly, you can easily work it into your colour scheme. Discover More …
Hot pink is perfect for any bride, from the princess to the rebel. Rich like red, pair the pink with black and white for a bold appeal in a winter wedding, or use dashes of lighter pink to soften it for a spring or summer event. Discover More …
Most would consider black an accent colour, but we think it is a brilliant option for the center of attention. Match it with white and silver, or cream and graphite, and it instantly becomes your gorgeous focal point. TEST LINK Discover More …
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