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These beautifully wrapped boxes compliment the Cool Grey & Calm Ivory palette below. No matter what confection you put in them they make a visually beautiful presentation for your guests. Almost too pretty to open! By Grey Likes Weddings via Style Me Pretty.…

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I love the coolness of ivory, whites, and greys; together these colors create a timeless and sophisticated feast for the eyes. If colorful weddings are not for you ivory,whites, and different shades of grey come together to create a magical palette. I especially love this combo for a winter wedding. Add elements like bowls filled with silver ornament balls, gold rimmed champagne flutes, and lots of candles to create your own winter white wedding theme. Add subtle hints of espresso accents to… Continue

I love dresses, especially wedding dresses! The dresses for 2010 are to die for! A bride for every dress and a dress for every bride. There are dresses to stir and evoke the feelings of days gone by, and dresses that will take the old and spin it anew.



Designers are focusing on details and more details. Look for roses, dresses with folds, higher hemlines, ethereal dresses, and capped sleeves giving the one-shoulder trend a fresh new look. Take a peek of a few of those… Continue

You must be the color turquoise! Pantone picked turquoise as 2010’s color of the year. I cannot wait to see all the different palettes that turquoise will be a part of in weddings in 2010!

So is turquoise blue or green or both? Ask a few people and you will get a different answer every time. Here’s the definition from Free Dictionary:



tur·quoise (tûrkwoiz, -koiz) n



1. A blue to blue-green mineral of… Continue

Unveiled (the blog for the ever chic Weddings Unveiled magazine) interviewed Sarah Seven the lovely designer from Portland, Oregon to find out more about her and the inspiration behind her designs. These delectable beauties are perfect for the modern vintage bridesmaid. Take a look….

For the complete interview click here.



WU: How would you describe your style? Who is the woman you’re designing for?

SS:… Continue