Color: Black

Posh Rose Balls

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Thinking about your theme when tying the knot on a Valentine’s Day can be pretty easy. Well, as for Courtney and Aaron, they had a classic black and red motif. Long black dresses and tuxedos styled the whole entourage. But here’s the catch – the bridesmaids had posh rose balls instead of the traditional stemmed bouquets! Calla lily boutonnieres are to groomsmen as posh rose balls are to bridesmaids. How clever is that? Thank goodness the weather was as light as a feather, that the sky was clear, and the sun was at its peak. Their outdoor wedding went serenely as planned. And oh, their four-tier cake looked as soft as a pillow, a slice would be great right now. Yum yum! Way to go, love birds!

Love Stands Out

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One sunny October day, Street and Julie got married in a classic style with a bit of a southern touch. And when talking about Southern, expect that there will be lots of DIY around! The framed love quotations, cards vintage suitcase, and the tiny L-O-V-E letter standee are just a few of those. But, my favorite of all their DIY’s is the Here Comes the Bride sign carried by the two little boys! It’s like telling everyone to keep an eye on the main woman of the day! Also, it is just so prudent that the bridesmaids wore maroon gowns – a perfect match for Street’s Marine uniform. And the highlight of all these colors is Julie’s intricately beaded white wedding gown. This is definitely one classy day. Hats off to Officer Street Johnson and the new Mrs. Johnson! Yipee!

Blue Jar O’ Kisses

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Instead of walking down on a red carpet, Kaitlin chose to walk on soft white sand and with picket fences on her way to Dane on their blissful moment. And on this special day, a plethora of pastels on pastels was accentuated — which you thought might be overwhelming but it was beautiful. A motif of soft colored roses was their choice for the bouquets, teals for the bridesmaids’ dainty dresses, and, of course, the bride’s ivory gown. All of which are reasonable color choices for a rustic yet modern event. They even had a powder blue mason jar of chocolate kisses for their party favors of which I believe catered enough endorphins to last a lifetime! And since it was a beach wedding, a plain white surfboard where guests could scribble something for the couple served as their guestbook! It was festive, it was love, it was Kaitlin and Dane. Have fun along the way, you two!

Tinges Of Autumn

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It was autumn but everyone felt warm in Rita and Nick’s most important event of their lives. Yellow, orange, red, and purple brightened the entire place. The bridesmaids’ little black dresses and Rita’s meticulously beaded wedding dress made a good combo to their fresh bouquets. The thing that really moved me was their fight box with a bottle of wine and letters to each other in case they fight in the future. That’s one sweet way to keep the relationship going. Keep the fire burning, Rita and Nick! Congratulations on your wedding!

Regal Wedlock

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The royal wedding in a palace which Elizabeth and John hope for finally came true. Blended with their rich Nigerian culture of dancing and festivity, the deep red and royal purple color schemes added life to the whole event. And since brides must stand out, Elizabeth’s wedding gown was embellished glamorously with delicate crystals. Their names even sound so royal, you think so, too? We are happy that the two kingdoms are finally united. Congratulations, Queen Elizabeth and King John! ;)