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Style Spotlight: Wine & Gold Wedding

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This winter wedding styled shoot by Still Moments Photography showcases the beauty of the natural snowy white backdrop combined with accents of wine, gold, and lush greenery to tie it all together. Personalized details throughout the décor make it truly unique.

Gold & wine colors were incorporated into the table place settings, from the tableware to the favors.

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featured above: Gold Heart With XO Bottle Opener / Classic Round Place Card Holder-Gold / Glitter Thank You Tag / Cake Fork Set Classic Gold Romance

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Food & beverage stations have been trending this year at weddings, like this craft beer station. This station is complete with beer growlers, a wooden beer caddy and the beer is served in personalized can shaped glasses with a fun “Beer Makes Me Hoppy” and wedding date personalization.

featured above: Beer Can Shaped Glass Personalized-Beer Makes Me Hoppy Printing / Amber Glass Beer Growler / Wood Beer Bottle Caddy

Gold and white was incorporated throughout the dessert display with gold cupcake liners, paper straws, a gold “I Do” cake topper and serving set.

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featured above: I Do Acrylic Cake Topper- Metallic Gold / Gold Foil Paper Drinking Straws / Paper Cupcake Wrappers-Vintage Gold/ Cake Serving Set-Classic Gold Romance / Stemless Wine Glass

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featured above: Ivory Linen Pocket Journal-Her Vows

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featured above: Acrylic Wedding Ring Box- The Adventure Begins Here Etching

Personalized Mr. & Mrs Gold wedding champagne flutes add that extra special touch and incorporates the color palette into the wedding toast.

featured above: Gold Wedding Champagne Glasses With Crystal Gems

Styled Shoot Credits:

Photography – Still Moments Photography

Styling – Still Moments Photography & Crazy, Beautiful Décor

Florals – Brides & Blooms

Dress – Crazy, Beautiful Dresses

Makeup – Younique by Kim Fortune

Hair – Elizabeth Duff

Cupcakes – Heartfelt Cakes

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Table Talk: Refined Rustic

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Let’s talk table settings!  One of our favorite trendy table décor styles is Refined Rustic. A masterful blend of natural greenery and woodland florals with subtle hints of shimmering gold results in an unpolished yet refined table setting that is warm and welcoming. Here are the essentials you need to pull off this look!

The Setting

The secret is in the eclectic mix of contrasting textures. Smooth and rough with earthy and sophisticated all come together to create the picture of homespun elegance.

featured here: Love Wreath Favor Box , Glass Mason Jar With Gold Lid Favor , Vintage Style Pressed Glass Goblet-Grey

DIY Style

Create standout centerpieces by informally arranging several candle holders in different heights down the length of the guest tables. Intertwine natural greenery to soften the look.

featured here: Shabby Chic Spindle Candle Holder Set

Sip In Style!

What is old is new again and these vintage style chic goblets and flutes are no exception!

featured here: Vintage Style Pressed Glass Goblet-Grey, Vintage Style Pressed Glass Flute-Grey

Personalized Favors

Capture the charm and flavor of a homemade jar of your extra special something. This mason jar with gold lid and personalized favor tag match the rustic style perfectly. A thoughtful gift from the heart, packaged just right.

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featured here: Mason Jar With Gold Lid Favor, Metallic Gold Twine, Lace Medley Open Format Square Tag

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How To Create The Look: Industrial Chic

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Exposed beams and bricks along with textured finishes make a great starting space. By applying a modern aesthetic to an industrial setting you can reinvent any space for the ultimate industrial chic look. Just let your creativity flow; play with … Continue reading →

DIY Wedding Wednesday: Centerpiece How-To

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When the idea for this post came up, truth be told, I panicked a little. Although I love flowers (I mean, what girl doesn’t?!) and have pulled together many arrangements in my day, I always advise (where budget allows) to never DIY your florals. But let’s face it, when budgets are factored in not everyone has the luxury of working with a floral designer. So to all you ladies feeling brave and looking to stretch your dollar without compromising an ounce of pretty, this blog’s for you!

The Supplies

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  • good pair of shears
  • floral foam (to fit whatever vase you decide to use)
  • flowers, in order of appearance: lisianthus, astilbe, queen anne’s lace, spray roses, seeded eucalyptus and sedum

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The Step by Step

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Step 1: saturate your floral foam with water and place into your vase. Begin to build your floral arrangement creating a starting point for your two front facing corners. Make one over flowing with eucalyptus and the other tighter to the center with queen anne’s lace.

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Step 2: continue to build your arrangement by adding another overflow on the opposite corner to the original and begin to fill out your middle with a blend of sedum and lisianthus.

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Step 3: continue to fill in your arrangement, adding in astilbe. Start to concentrate on your arrangement as a whole, paying attention to all angles.

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Step 4: add in spray roses. as you work on filling your arrangement make sure to fill all gaps and keep a mix of flowers throughout the whole.

The End Result

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You could stop right here but for a fuller table arrangement (and some added decor), finish off the look with a couple of votive holders filled with a few floral stems, as well as some candlelight.

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Centerpieces Simplified.

If you’re all about DIY’ing your centerpiece but want something a little less labor intensive, check out our Decorative Bottle Vases and Springtime Centerpieces posts.

xoxo.

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Irene + Matt: Mediterranean Vintage

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Irene + Matt’s Mediterranean vintage inspired wedding is beyond gorgeous! I had the unique pleasure of talking with Irene all about her big day and it was treat to know what inspired such an amazing wedding design. With gorgeous purple accents, a bridal hairstyle that still has me breathless and fun photos that really show both Irene + Matt’s personalities, this wedding is the perfect inspiration for choosing wedding color palettes and themes. Congratulations you two!

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Ally + Shaun: Maine Made

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Ally + Shaun had a gorgeous homespun wedding in Maine this past September. I love how their friends and family pitched in to help with all the DIY details that truly made their day unique! From the homemade treats to the laid back mason jar drinks, it’s simple to see Ally + Shawn’s personalities are woven into each part of their intimate wedding. Congratulations you two, it looks like it was a blast!

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Mismatched with Style – A Vintage Wedding Photoshoot

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It is not too often that I receive a submission with a staged photoshoot, and less often that I will accept them. However this particular one is so incredibly stunning, there wasn’t a chance I was going to deprive all our fabulous readers!

This vintage but ‘not your Grandma’s wedding’ style shoot was submitted by Christy Whitehead Photography. I’ll let them explain, “This was a stylized shoot that we did at an old sawmill. We had tails for the groom and a lacy dress for the bride. Handmade cameos are featured on the cake. We even had an actual family marriage certificate displayed in a frame on the sign in table. We loved the idea of mismatched place settings and the feel of you pulled this stuff out of your grandmother’s trunk. [It is] very much a possible do it yourself project on a budget.”

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Baroque Frames and a Little Imagination

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I’m always saying things like ‘all you need is a little imagination’ or ‘ the possibilities are practically endless’. You may or may not believe me, but today I’m going to show you that those sentiments are exactly right. We have a simple product here at Weddingstar – the Baroque Frames. They are pretty straightforward, either black or gold, square or round, big or small. At first glance you see a nicely designed frame that may or may not fit in with your wedding decor.

Take a look again. What could you do with this simple product? Put a picture in it? – That’s what frames are for right? Well you could do that.. OR you could try out one of these 6 ideas we’ve put together to start you off!

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Sarah & Phil: Love Letters and Family

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Every wedding should have at least one thing that is extra special and unique. A little something that comes straight from the heart and makes you realize how in love the Bride and Groom really are.

In this sweet wedding it was the vows, letters that spoke of first meetings, hope for the future and in the Groom’s case; his delight that not only would this wedding give him the woman he loved for his Bride, but also her daughter, Isabella, for his own.

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