This at home Kansas wedding was done with neutrals, deep red hues and greenery plus earthy tones here and there.
Madison and Dylan’s Kansas wedding was bursting with joy and heartfelt worship, and the natural setting at the bride’s parent’s home made it all the more beautiful. Let’s take a look at it!
The bride wanted everything to look and feel earthy but glam and eclectic all at the same time, and deep red and greenery loved by the bride were also tied in. To complement the earthy feel of the space, the couple chose neutral hues — inspired by the bridesmaids’ mismatched dresses — and added deep red accents for a truly elegant and romantic look. For a slight bohemian feel, they also included antlers, wood table accents, and mismatched candle holders and vases. The wedding ceremony space was done with a triangular wedding arch decorated with lush burgundy and neutral blooms. The wedding tablescapes were super elegant, with bright deep red and white floral centerpieces on tall stands and wooden placemats. Other tables were uncovered wooden ones, with airy white runners, burgundy bloom centerpieces and candles. No detail was left unattended!
The bride was wearing an ivory lace mermaid wedding dress with long sleeves and a high neckline. She was rocking a burgundy lip, a dimensional messy bride and statement earrings. The groom was wearing a tan suit with a white shirt and a moody floral tie. The bridesmaid dresses were mismatched – in earthy and blush tones and embellishments.
The bride was wearing an ivory lace mermaid wedding dress with a high neckline and long sleeves, the groom was wearing a tan suit with a floral tie.
The wedding reception tables were done with white tablecloths, bright floral cennterpieces on stands and wooden placemats.
Other tables were uncovered, with airy table runners, greenery, burgundy centerpieces and candles.
The wedding table was a naked one, with chocolate drip, burgundy and blush blooms plus greenery.