One of the big trends we're seeing at the moment is gorgeous green! From flowers to table decorations, jewellery and fashion, it seems that fresh, funky and fun is the direction and green is the mode. Symbolic of nature, harmony and new beginnings - really it's no wonder it's becoming a popular colour choice for weddings.
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| Images (top to bottom, left to right): Belhaven Manor, Vienna Woods Flowers, Stuart Leal Photography & Video, XSiGHT Photography, Cameron Bloom Photography, gm photographics, Simone Carvalli Bridesmaids dresses, Styled by Sting Hire from Chaircovers & Candelabra |
Maybe it's a little of the eco-aesthetic, perhaps it's a return to nature, whatever the reason I am loving that modern couples are going green. Think lashings of unique foliage, soft white or ivory blooms, fruit and vegetable table decorations and eco-inspired stationery. Delicious! Green goes best as either a strong feature colour against a soft white or monochrome background palette or as a beautiful background colour behind featured pastels or brights. Novel and versatile? *swoon*
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| Left to Right: Eco Folding Natural Cotton Tote, Green Paper Hand Fan, Topiary Photo/Place Card Holder |
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Whether it's apple, lime, emerald or jade: green is gorgeous! What does your colour theme mean? And what inspired it? Leave your comments or drop by our Facebook and Twitter pages and say hi! :)
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Enjoy!
R xox
and plants make a beautiful take-home gift for your guests - eco-bomboniere is so chic :)
ReplyDeleteI decided on green for my theme because two of my bridesmaids are redheads and it really suits them. I didn't realise it was fashionable, although I like that I seem to be ahead of the curve! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove Eco Folding Natural Cotton Tote & Topiary Photo/Place Card Holder! I've always always always loved green, but was thinking of steering clear of it cause it doesn't seem to 'weddingy' - but now you've changed my mind! I think a fresh apple green would be beautiful and I'M GOING TO DO IT :)
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