Thursday, July 30, 2009

Board No. 42: Amber in Connecticut


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This last board I put together for Amber and Mark is for a summer seaside wedding at a romantic old mansion in Connecticut. I took Amber's purple palette and added to it all of the colors you see in hydrangeas, from light pink, to deep pink, sky blue, and teal. I was also inspired by the deep, rich berry tones of summer, of raspberries and blueberries and blackberries - I think they would make adorable favors set out in vintage crates. Large square tables set out under old oaks dripping with chandeliers, vintage silverware and linens mismatched at each place setting, and mini chalkboards with the evening's menu written on them complete the look.

One last thing to consider: each of these palettes could work, more or less, for each of the three locations Amber and Mark are considering. So tell me: which one is your favorite? Which one would you pick, if you were making the decision?

The Details
First row, left to right: table settings from Napa Valley Celebrations; berry crates photo by Corbin Gurkin from {Duet Weddings}; shoe photo from the Weddingbee Galleries

Second row: chandelier table photo from Domino Magazine; vintage silverware photo by Corbin Gurkin from {Duet Weddings}; chalkboard centerpiece photo by Jose Villa via Style Me Pretty

Third row: macarons in cut glass photo by Corbin Gurkin from {Duet Weddings}; wine photo via Style Me Pretty; hydrangea bouquet photo by Sugar Love via Classic Bride; confetti getaway from Martha Stewart Weddings

1 comment:

  1. They're all SO beautiful Emily! Thank you SO much :) I am truly inspired! Hope everything is going fabulously for you with your new gig and apartment too! I really enjoyed seeing your parents this weekend and they filled me in on the details, they're so proud of you! (and rightly so!). Talk soon & take care xoxo

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