Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 27, 2012

Winter Wedding Inspirations


We hope you find inspiration from these beautiful holiday color combinations.  The vibrant red and gold, the rich green and gold and the icy blue and silver inspire images of the warmth of a fire, a cozy cottage in the woods or of sparkling snow!  Happy holidays from Serendipity!  


Red & Gold
Photo Credit: Groom Sold Seperately, La Tovola, A Jubilee Event, Binary Flips, Emdotzee Designs, Inspired by This, Bridal Musings, Elissa R Photography, Ruffled, Sukhi Ghuman Photography, Isari Flower Studio and Event Design, Wedding Chicks


Green & Gold

Photo Credit: ANG Wedding & Events, Inspiring Pretty, K. Thompson Photography, Candi Coffman Photography, Demoiselle, Twig & Thistle, Martha Stewart Weddings, Engaged & Inspired


Blue & Silver


Photo Credit: Yahoo, Neckties by Scott Allan, Etsy, Wedding Wire, Creative Cake Designs, Bella Belle, Best Wedding Sites, Martha Stewart Weddings


Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Autumnal Love



This past October, we had the priviledge of working with an exceptional bride to create her dream wedding. Her autumnal theme gorgeously encompassed the color and spirit of Fall! The wedding was in early October and was held at the bride and groom's residence. Their beautiful home, built by the groom and his father, sat on an expansive amount of land perfect for an outdoor wedding. The vows were exchanged on the front lawn under a hand-crafted arbor made by the father of the bride.




After the ceremony, guests were able to enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres prepared by Savor by Serendipity. We made hand-folded escort cards in varying fall colors and patterns to create a fun yet elegant escort table.







In order to accommodate a larger guest list and create a unique design, rectangular tables of 20 were used in conjunction with round tables of 8. Each table was adorned with a large whimsical floral centerpiece using curly willow branches, zinnias, mums, and baroque crystals, complete with a mason jar or bark vase.








For the long, rectangular tables, decorative logs with pillar candles and flowers filled the open spaces. Votive candles and acorns accented each table to add a richer Fall look.




These decorative elements we created for our bride made for an elegant, familial atmosphere that complimented the event's rich, natural autumn setting and was enjoyed by all of the guests! Congratulations to Lauren and Brian! It was an honor to be a part of your special day!