This wedding shoot was done in black and blush, with touches of ivory and gold and an edge.
This wedding design by Etched Theory Co. with florals from Tumbleweed Floral Design is for the couple who wants a romantic palette that pushes the boundaries yet remains timeless. We don’t see black in a lot of spring weddings, because who wants to detract from the soft romance of those blushier hues? Here, the team explored how to position black as a spring wedding color, softened by ivory and made more luxe with gold accents.
The team used some special decorations to bring on more elegance and drama to the wedding theme. Black and white wedding invitations with delicate calligraphy like Inkinity Studio‘s are a perfect fit for this wedding shoot. The team chose the gold scattering halo as the bridal headpiece to ingratiate the touch of luxe of black. Same structured patterns were also applied to the floral art. Tumbleweed Floral Design assimilated multi-color stitching with the scattering shape into the floral design, giving the soft blossoms a sense of toughness.
To avoid adding too much dark metal feeling to the whole wedding theme, the team combined black with ivory as a fundamental key to neutralize the heaviness for a bold and simple statement and contrasted a bright pink color with it to add on brightness and saturation. This color collocation made the entire palette more lively to realize an earthy, delicate, and rich wedding dream.
The bride was wearing a gorgeous applique and sparkle wedding dress, spiked black and blush shoes and a black spiked crown and a gold one. Take a look and get inspired to pair these colors in your wedding color scheme.
The wedding tablescape was done in blush and black, with black plates, chic menus, bold and lush blooms.
Black glasses, black candles and a lush pink and gold centerpiece finished off the tablescape.
A black, white and blush watercolor wedding cake with gold leaf was a nice dessert for the shoot.