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Benny Solomon
14/Sep/2024
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12 Chic Wedding Color Idea for 2021 Wedding Trend

Author:Tulle and Chantilly

Hi brides!

With the fall is coming, do you realise the 2020 is around the corner?!

We know some of you had to hold your wedding to the next year because of the CIVD-19, and you all expect a large fancy wedding for the next year.  So it’s right the time to think about your wedding color theme!

This time we will show you the hottest 12 wedding color ideas, from the light color palettes for the spring wedding to the darker color palettes for the fall and winter weddings. With lots of wedding dresses, desert, wedding decor, and of course, the beautiful bridesmaid dresses! We will make your 2021 weddings to be full of lots of unique and fun elements!

We hope these color palettes will inspire you and get you one step closer to the best day of your life! Happy planing always!

Rust<<& Teal

As you know, boho wedding is one of the hottest wedding theme in 2020. It’s so romantic and chic, we think it will be hotter in the 2021 wedding trend. Rust is the classic boho wedding color, we add some emerald green in this color idea to make it more special. This color palettes is born for the fall wedding! Don’t you LOVE IT??

2021 fall wedding color trend, rust and teal wedding color idea
Photo via Inspired by This Blog / Hello May / Glittery Bride / Nikk Nguyen Photo / Winterwares

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Emerald<< & Canyon Rose<<

As we said in the post Tips for Pulling Off Mismatched Bridesmaid Dresses<<, usually we suggest you avoiding using contrasting colors because it’s too hard to balance such as green and red. But these two colors are in the same color saturation, so they can combine naturally.

Also, the emerald and canyon rose color are our bestsellers in past two years, we just love the tones and mood of the entire wedding.

2021 wedding trend, emerald and cinnamon wedding color idea
Photo via WedLuxe Magazine / Rock My Wedding / wedding chicks

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Canyon Rose<< & Dusty Rose<<

In my opinion, pink wedding theme will never out, it is always the first choice to many brides for their lovely romantic wedding. We usually recommend our customer to choose canyon rose and dusty rose for their mismatch bridesmaid dress, and they can combine beautifully in the whole wedding decor, too!

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Photo via BHLDN Weddings / Esty / WedLuxe Magazine / noni / claire_risingoakimages

You May Like: Canyon Rose Bridesmaid Dresses<<

Deep Sea<< & Palomino<<

We know you must saw lots of the outdoor wedding color ideas, but this one is a breath of fresh air. Deep sea is a special color which can touch your deep mind and makes you feel so comfortable and peaceful. We highly recommend you to choose this color in your intimate outdoor wedding.

Photo via burnettsboards / Elegant Wedding Invitation / Wedding Forward

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Dusty Blue<< & Burgundy<<

Dusty blue is a classic wedding color for years and years, it will never out. This time we add a little red tone in this wedding theme to add some visual impact for your wedding. Trust me, this color palette is brilliant!

dusty blue and burgundy wedding color idea for 2021 trend
Photo via My Wedding / Courtney Inghram Floral Design / Inspired by This Blog / Style Me Pretty / Wedding Colors

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Lavender<< & Lavender Blush<<

We also love the color idea in the same color shade, lavender and lavender blush is an excellent color palette for an elegant, fancy wedding no matter indoor or outdoor. And it’s also lends itself to spring and summer weddings, stunning!

Photo via WEDAWAYS / Sarah’s Stands / Confetti Sweethearts / Casar é um Barato / stefaniebendt

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Mustard & Greenery<<

You may realized that yellow wedding are getting poplars these days. It’s not the mainstream wedding color themes, but it can make your wedding stand out and impress your guests. It’s so beautiful and easy to balance with the greenery color, isn’t it?

mustard and greenery boho wedding color idea 2021
Photo via Green Wedding Shoes / Siren Floral Co / Karina & Maks photography / Party Crush Studio / Wedding Forward 

Dusty Rose<< & Moss<<

Here is another classic color color palette, pinks and greens always be the perfect match for spring and summer wedding theme. If you love the dusty rose color and have a spring wedding, PLEASE select dusty rose and moss color palette, they’re so beautiful, we’ll never tired to recommend them.

dusty rose and greenery wedding color idea for 2021 trend
Photo via Studio Mira Zwillinger / jeremychou / Ling’s moment / Style Me Pretty

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Sky Blue<< & Blush Pink<<

Sky blue and blush pink will be really a refreshing color combination even melting your heart. In this color idea, everything is so breathtaking. I can feel the sweet love just by looking at these photos, imaging when you at the wedding!

spring wedding color idea 2021 with sky blue & blush pink
Photo via Martha Stewart Weddings / A Beautiful Wedding / Molly Carr / Etsy / Catan Fashions / Style Me Pretty

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Mulberry<< & Gold

Red colors had rocked the 2020 fall wedding, and we have no doubt it will rock the 2021 fall wedding. We’ve already introduce lots of red colors, such as burgundy, wine, and canyon rose, and we beleieve mulberry will be the a trend for 2021. Look at this color palette, so chic!

hottest 2021 wedding color idea in mulberry and gold
Photo via wibina / Mango Muse Events / Wedding Forward  / wowjonnes / Anchored Paper Co. / WedLuxe Magazine

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Sage Green<< & Taupe<<

Sage green is such a chic and safe color especially when matching the taupe color. It will never going wrong using the taupe color wood wedding decor when the main color tone in sage green. Looking how beautiful of the sage green bridesmaid dresses!

greenery and taupe wedding color idea for 2021 trend
Photo via Love My Dress / AliExpress / Lápis de Noiva / Desiree Hartsock Bridal / Sarah Jane Interiors

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Classic blue<< & Gold

Last but not the least, we highly recommend to you: Classic blue! The 2020 PANTONE color of the Year! !

In our experience, the Pantone color of the Year will be hot in the next year. So the classic blue will definitely be the wedding color trend 2021! The classic blue and gold color palette are so rich feeling, it’s the best choice for the luxury wedding!

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Photo via wedding chicks / ohsobeautifulpaper / the knot / Noiva Ansiosa / NailDesignsJournal / Every Last Detail

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Benny Solomon
14/Sep/2024
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24 Unique Wedding Lighting Ideas

Here’s how to make your day shine—like, literally.

by  Anna Price Olson

Bride and Groom Under Lights
PHOTO BY AMBER GRESS

We are all about the wedding details—cakes, flowers, monogrammed invites, and more. But we have to admit this understated fact: Lighting is the single most important décor element at your wedding. And while, at first, that thought sounds more functional than fun, hear us out: The bulbs and candles you select (whether they’re simple votives or over-the-top chandeliers) are what will ultimately light your perfect venue, make your photos just right, and keep the party going—even after the sun sets. So, yeah, lighting is important, and it’s an essential element of both your budget andwedding-day décor. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with it—in fact, you shouldhave fun with it. As with any other design detail, treat choosing, planning, and installing the night’s illumination as yet another opportunity to carry out your design vision—whatever style that is.

And we don’t just mean “style” in terms of whether you’re a modern, romantic, or glam bride. Instead, take a moment to think about your priorities and create a lighting plan around that. For instance, if you’re a foodie bride who envisions a wine-fueled night under the stars, consider hanging string lights above the dinner area or placing a long line of taper candles down the middle of the table. Both would spotlight the night’s main show (the food) and keep your guests in their seats way past the final course. Same goes for you flower ladies. If you’re spending that much per bloom, show them off with plenty of votives scattered about. And if you already have your dancing shoes ready for a night on the dance floor, make a show of it with a disco ball up top or paper lanterns around the area’s perimeter. (You can see examples of both below, but a lighting statement here almost guarantees a good party—why do you think you like dancing at a night club so much?)

But seriously, as you start to think about your lighting plan, remember that the options are endless and can be easily catered to any venue, budget, and style. Keep scrolling to see picture-perfect wedding lighting ideas that will make your day shine—like, literally. This is your time in the spotlight so now’s your chance to choose the right light.

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Bring the Outside In

Hanging greenery with candles
PHOTO BY LAUREN FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY

At this Philadelphia real wedding, floral and lighting designer Oleander brought the bride’s vision for an outdoor vibe indoors with hanging greenery, hanging votive handles—and even more candles on the floor.

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Create a Ceiling of Lights

Unique lighting idea
PHOTO BY SARA LOBLA

How amazing is this photo? We love how the ceiling of lights defines the dinner space while also creating the look of a starry sky (even in daylight).

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Incorporate String Lights

Unique lighting idea
PHOTO BY SYLVIE GIL PHOTOGRAPHY

Again, string lights up above for the win. This lighting example works especially well because the lights can be easily strung through the existing trellis of greenery.

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Mix Garlands and Drapes

Minimalist ceremony venue with lights
PHOTO BY CHAZ CRUZ

At this Brooklyn real wedding, planner Jove Meyer filled the empty blank space (thanks to those gorgeous high ceilings) with greenery-wrapped garlands, string lights, and white draping. The result: Lights perfectly shining from behind said simple sheers.

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Hang a Fixture

Unique lighting idea
PHOTO BY DAVY WHITENER

You can always make a statement with one eye-catching fixture. This antique bronze chandelier does the trick—and is perfect if you want your reception to feel like an at-home dinner party.

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Use Taper Candles on Tables

PHOTO BY NIRAV PATEL PHOTOGRAPHY

We can’t get enough of this light-filled scene. Who knew the balance of taper candles on tables and bistro lights up above could be so perfect?

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Line Up Lanterns

Guests dancing at reception
PHOTO BY JILLIAN MITCHELL

A line of lit lanterns provides light for an open-air dinner, while also setting the scene for one serious dance sesh. (The sand dance floor isn’t required but highly encouraged.)

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Create Chandelier Orbs

PHOTO BY SYLVIE GIL PHOTOGRAPHY

Are these cool chandelier orbs more perfect for a Restoration Hardware catalog or a wedding reception? Hard to decide—but we sure do love them filled with greenery against a sleek white backdrop.

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Scatter Spot Lights

PHOTO BY LAUREN FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY

It may sound obvious, but use lighting to show off your beautiful venue (duh). Here, golden spot lights are used along the perimeter of the dinner space to highlight beautiful stone walls.

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Illuminate the Outside

Candles Outside Tent
PHOTO BY CORBIN GURKIN PHOTOGRAPHY

Don’t forget to illuminate the outside of your space, too—especially if you’re pitching a tent in the middle of a dark field. Here, Tara Guérard Soirée lined the edges of this white-draped tent with pillar candles in tall glass vases.

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Hang Mini String Lights

PHOTO BY KYLEE YEE

String lights come in all shapes and sizes but these mini ones are especially cool. Why? The small bulb size means they make enough of a statement but also don’t distract from those perfectly-planned table settings.

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Mix Garlands and Statement Candles

Reception Dinner
PHOTO BY CHAZ CRUZ

Don’t think you ever have to choose between a long table garland and statement candles. Here, short pillar candles are used on the outside of each garland centerpiece for one statement display.

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Line Your Staircase

PHOTO BY REBECCA YALE PHOTOGRAPHY; FLOWERS BY THE BLOOM OF TIME; PLANNING BY TARYN LEACH EVENTS

Remember to light up the tricky areas where your guests will gather after dark. Staircases are such places, as are paths to the bathrooms and bar. That being said, we can totally see this candle-lined staircase as a first look location or ceremony site.

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Light Up Trees

Wedding reception venue
PHOTO BY LAUREN FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY

Now here’s a unique idea: Set up your tables around well-lit trees. We’re obsessed with how the table arrangement, trees, and spot lights draw your eyes upwards (towards cool, wooden beams) and fill up this large, industrial venue.

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Hang Chandeliers Outdoors

PHOTO BY BRIAN MARCUS OF FRED MARCUS STUDIO

If chandeliers are your thing, think outside the box by hanging them outside of a ballroom. We love this unexpected take when sparklers are hung at different heights in a natural setting.

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Use Candles of Varying Heights

Reception Table
PHOTO BY SARAH FALUGO

When you spend months curating the perfect place settings and centerpieces, you best use candles of varying heights to show off your handiwork. These tall, black pillar candles and mini votives do the trick.

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Hang Lights Around Trees

Table Setting
PHOTO BY SUZI JACOBS

We’ve talked about hanging lights from trees but you can hang them around trees, too. At this garden wedding in San Diego, string lights look beautiful when wrapped around a statement tree’s base and branches.

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Use Moroccan-Inspired Lanterns

Reception
PHOTO BY MEG SMITH PHOTOGRAPHY

At this elegant backyard bash, a cluster of Moroccan-inspired lanterns kept the open-air tent lit well into the night. We especially love how the silver hue adds a metallic accent up above (and coordinates with the marble-inspired table settings).

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Mix Antique Chandeliers With Greenery

White tablescape
PHOTO BY LISA POGGI

Talk about a statement installation. Here, an unexpected mix of antique chandeliers and flowing greenery makes for one serious photo op moment.

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Light Hundreds of Candles

Italian cathedral venue
PHOTO BY LISA POGGI

This photo is yet another reminder of how to use lighting to highlight your space. This real bride wanted to highlight the natural beauty of her ceremony site (and rightfully so) so she lined the aisle and altar with hundreds of candles—and zero flowers.

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Use Candelabras

Reception Tent with Candles
PHOTO BY CORBIN GURKIN PHOTOGRAPHY

Tall candelabras do double duty in that they add both light and height to your tabletops. At this wedding, white candles mixed with white linen tablecloths allow the gold accents (and candlelight) to be the focal point.

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Create an Illusion

Table with Greenery Garland
PHOTO BY TWO TWENTY BY CHI CHI

Here, string lights are hung in straight lines to visually draw your eye towards the peak of the tent. This all-time favorite design works especially well with clear-top tents because it creates the illusion of stars after dark.

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Hang Glass Orbs

Bride and groom during first dance
PHOTO BY CHAZ CRUZ

Can you say epic photo? This shot features a couple on the dance floor that’s surrounded by hanging glass orbs filled with mini votive candles.

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Dance Under a Disco Ball

Couple at Sweetheart Table
PHOTO BY SARAH FALUGO

And speaking of dance floors, don’t underestimate the power of a retro disco ball against string lights. The result is pure magic—and let’s be honest: Who doesn’t want to be in the middle of this dance floor?

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bt-master
14/Sep/2024
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From fairy-tales to Indian weddings- Pastels have made its way !

The pastel panache has taken us all by a frenzy. And we couldn’t agree more. The Gen Z peeps are all about looking beyond the mainstream. Gone are the days when donning light hues for brides were a complete no-no. The big fat Indian weddings now seem to be going in for subtle and sublime colour schemes. Pastels all the way!

They’ve become the epitome of romantic in more ways than one. From your invites to your favours, here are 5 details you absolutely cannot miss while fixing up your wedding itinerary for the best wedding planning.

1. Nail that Invite right!

Whether you’re going for an e-invite or a physical invite, go for minimalistic yet graceful colours: mint green, peach, blush pink and the likes are our favourites when it comes to invites. Add a pop of metallic detailing to accentuate and add a royale look to the invitations.

 

 

2. Pastel in your ensemble!

From the little charms hanging in your ballerinas to your bold embellishments on the wedding attire, go all out on pastels because you just can’t overdo with it. Spill your fairy-tale romance in blush tones and stunning hues of soft pinks, greens, blues, and purples for an enchanting bridal look.

 

3. Cutesy DIY wedding favours

From the bridesmaid kit to the room hampers, aligning everything to the pastel theme might sound like a task but we tell you, it’s not. Just make sure you settle for favours you would want to use. DIY the packaging using little flowers and pastel sheets to give it a personalized touch and you are sorted.

 

 

4. The ever-so-gorgeous cakes and garlands cannot be missed

Do it for the camera, we say! These two being the highlight on the stage and the latter on you, you wouldn’t wanna go wrong with these. Mind the colours though, as it shouldn’t get camouflaged with neither your attire nor the stage decor.

 

5. The dainty decor, of course!

Pastel drapes, the lights, the charms, the flowers make up for that whimsical wonderland setting where you’ve always dreamt of taking your vows. The ruffled tissue and soft chiffons in pastels springs up the entire place. The lush carnations, lilies, mogra, hydrangeas, the glamorous gold details and the bewitching colossal chandeliers are sure to light up the space just the way you want it.

 

 

Aren’t we all in awe of these photographs? Yes, pastels have been dominating the Indian wedding space for quite some time now and we’re drooling over it. So now that we’ve already set the mood board for your wedding we’d like to say- Think Pastel! And your sail from there onwards is as easy as this read.

 

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bt-master
14/Sep/2024
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5 wedding decor ideas infused with the local flair

5 wedding decor ideas infused with the local flair

Whether you are travelling to an exotic far off local, or planning to invite out of town guests to your current home, incorporate the flavors, sights and sound of the local culture to give your guests an enhanced personalized experience.

 

  1. Welcome Bags and favors

Set the tone of the wedding festivities with a welcome bag in their room or upon check in including a welcome drink, map of the venue, wedding itinerary, recommendations for restaurants within walking distance and a list of the main attractions to see while they are in town. Personalize your recommendations with your own favorite spots. Add local favorite snacks and beverages to give guests a preview of what is in store.

 

Image Courtesy: Hanu Reddy Residences
  1. Choose a venue with a local character

During your venue search look for sites that genuinely connect with your guests, properties that retain the local charm but are also retrofitted with all modern comforts. An event is more fun when you create ties to the venue that all guests can share.

Image Courtesy: Ramit Batra Photography
  1. Decor

When planning your decorations, ask your designer to use locally inspired flowers, plants and other materials. Consider a fusion of styles – something contemporary you love with something purely local for a look that is unique to your wedding.

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  1. Customize your menu

Choose your menu basis the uniqueness of your wedding destination like the south Indians, for example, must have their parboiled rice and fish. You do not have to turn your entire wedding into a fiesta, simply request local ingredients throughout your menu, and sampler-size local delicacies as finger foods at your cocktail reception.

Image Courtesy: Spices N Flavors
  1. Entertainment

When it comes giving a complete experience to your guest, music and entertainment ties everything together. Panjabis’ love their their dhol, keeps the guests moving and is not something you see every day. Another more interactive form of entertainment could be incorporating artisans who are making a handicraft that you can send home with your guests or even a sketch artist to draw portraits.

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