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Today's post details a Thanksgiving wedding. Featuring rich autumn hues and the glow of warm light, this event scheme is perfect for any fan of Fall.
- Gorgeous reception tabletop and room decor amidst classic architectural columns [via SocialDesign] - Cream strapless satin knee-length bridesmaid dress with a chocolate brown sash - Wheat and roses combine for an interesting autumnal chair decoration for the ceremony - Copper and cream invitation with laser-cut leaf designs from FineStationery.com
Welcome to another edition of Wedding Wednesday! This week Kati of The Finer Things and I selected this sage green and ivory lace invitation from FineStationery.com. It's made by one of my favorite stationers, Prentiss Douthit. I love the simplistic elegance portrayed by this invitation. It looks simple but then you can look more closely and see the intricate details of the old-world lace pattern.
I chose to carry the feel of what I call 'subtle traditional' throughout my picks for this week's board. I like how the pale colors compliment each other and have an antique-like appeal.
- Lovely table decor featuring glass chandeliers and many arrangements of ivory flowers - Sage green leaves and ivory florals decorate this classy cake [via Snippet & Ink] - Tea length silk dupioni bridesmaid dress in snapdragon and ivory by Watters & Watters - Sage green handmade guest book by wedlog
Check out a sneak peak at Kati's board below. I absolutely love the dress she includes! Be sure to head over to The Finer Things to check out all of her selections!

Today's yellow and brown wedding was inspired entirely by this ceremony/reception photo from Faye & Greer. I am in love with every detail- the cream and yellow wedding dress, the bridal party attire in a mix of browns, goldenrod and creams, the lush greenery of the garden, the closeness of the guests to the ceremony, the cream patio umbrellas and the white paper lanterns - everything works so well together! Since this one photo shows so much there are very few other elements left to include! For the invitation, consider Sunshine by Thistleberry Press for a luxurious letterpress presentation with yellow florals [via]. A bridal bouquet cream calla lilies and pale yellow freesia would be lovely. And lastly, a beautiful 5-tier cream/yellow wedding cake alternating lattice-esc bands and flowers [via Rebecca Thuss].
Welcome to another edition of Wedding Wednesday, where Kati of The Finer Things and I take one invitation and create two unique event interpretations. This week we're planning a wedding based on this black and ecru ribboned invitation from FineStationery.com.
I'm sure I've said it before but black and white (or ecru in this case) is one of my most beloved color combinations. So, when we picked this week's invitation I was very happy to create another event dedicated to my favorite color pairing. Here are my picks for a stunning black and ecru wedding:Here are two of Kati's wonderful finds! Be sure to check out the rest of her version of today's black and ecru wedding theme.


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