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Happy Wedding Wednesday!
Today, we're back in Vermont where the grass is green, the bridges are covered & the weddings are lovely. There's a major preppy factor in this wedding with its blue & green color scheme & it abundance of seersucker. Not to mention the prettiest green bridal bouquet you have ever laid your eyes upon! Lucas DeSousa Photography shows us the beauty:
Megan & Jim got married on June 30, 2012 at the Woodstock Inn & Resort in Woodstock, Vermont. To complement the idyllic Vermont setting, their wedding day was sunny & gorgeous. A preppy tone was carried throughout the day with blue & green details. While the bridesmaids donned blue dresses with green shawls, the Groom & his groomsmen sported seersuckers suits and saddle shoes. The beautiful Bride wore a flowing white gown tied with a taupe ribbon and carried the most incredible green bouquet including roses & orchids. It was the prettiest of wedding days for the happy couple!
My Favorite Moment: I love the Bride & Groom stealing a kiss by the covered bridge.
My Favorite Detail: I adore the Bride's bouquet, it's such a fresh shade of green!
Congratulations, Megan & Jim!
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Photography: Lucas DeSousa Photography / Submitted via Two Bright Lights / Wedding Venue: Woodstock Inn & Resort
When I walked into the public viewing of the Spring Gala, The New York Flower Shower Dinner Dance at The Altman Building, I immediately spotted my very favorite tablescape. I did admire each & every tablescape before I made my final declaration of love. You know, just to be fair to the other beautiful tablescapes! But this green beauty had my heart from the very start. Take a look & you'll see why:
Fresh green. Irish Wedding Bells. Burlap mixed with doilies. Layered place settings. Unique chairs.I just love everything about this fabulous tablescape!
VENDOR LOVE:
Photography: Koru Kate / Floral Designer: Mixed Greens Event Design
Like any corned beef & cabbage loving Irish girl, I get very excited for St. Patrick's Day! This Sunday is the big day. In its honor, Koru Wedding Style is going green. I love to celebrate green in all its wedding glory!
Following the tradition of last year's green wedding celebration, let's start this party with bridal bouquets to make you green with envy . . .
Luscious shades of green, plenty of texture, bold striped ribbon & simple dragonfly accent are the recipe for green bridal bouquet perfection:
Succulents remain all the rage in weddings; one look at this green bridal bouquet & it's easy to see why:
Why hello, green gorgeousness:
A little boho & a very green, a fern bridal bouquet is very unique:
Lots of greenery & just a touch of flowers? Yes, please:
Green, you may have stolen my heart!
Photo 1: via; Photo 2: Angelica Glass via; Photo 3: via; Photo 4: Edyta Szyszlo Photography via; Photo 5: Laura Murray Photography via
In honor of St. Patrick's Day, this week I celebrated green in weddings- green bridal bouquets & green bridesmaid dresses. I adore green & I didn't use it in our wedding so this little green exercise has been the most fun for me. & it's been leading up to this very moment: glorious green centerpieces!
A creative centerpiece that is practically an ode to everything that is good & green with its air plant, cactus & succulent:
An exotic, green centerpiece is living large:
A leafy, original centerpiece that makes quite the green statement:
A Bells of Ireland centerpiece that proves this common centerpiece filler does just fine on its own green stems:
Speaking of St. Patrick's Day & green goodness, here is another sneak peek at my homemade cards to be revealed tomorrow:
I have to say, after seeing these green delights, I almost wish I had used green for our wedding. Is/Was there a color you regretted not using for your wedding?
Photo 1 Aubrey Joy Photography via Photo 2 Mademoiselle Fiona Photography via Photo 3 Source Unknown via Photo 4 Aquario Studio via Photo 5 Koru Kate
Like any good Irish girl, I get excited for St. Patrick's Day! This Saturday is the big day. In its honor, Koru Wedding Style in going green this week. I'm excited to celebrate green in all its wedding glory!!
Now Kermit the Frog claims it isn't easy being green but these green bridal bouquets dare to tell a different story . . .
A bouquet of green tomatillos & cotton? Yes, please.
Why chose one shade of green? Mix different shades of lush green flowers accented with pure white flowers:
Go bold with a modern, organic air plant bouquet:
Dusty, muted greens make a unique statement:
Bells of Ireland mixed with white snapdragons is green gorgeousness:
& before you go, here is a little sneak peek of the creation of my 2012 St. Patrick's Day card (to be revealed Friday):
Which is your favorite green bouquet? Would you consider green for your wedding or has another color stolen your heart?
Photo 1 Stephanie Williams via Photo 2 Kelli Hunt via Photo 3 Mi Belle Photography via Photo 4 Benj Haisch Photography via Photo 5 Cassandra Eldridge Photography via
