Metallics are extremely popular for home and event decor because they add chic and elegance to it and because they fit totally any wedding style and theme. We’ve discussed many ideas to add gold, silver, copper, brass and other metallics to various combos, and today I’d like to be more precise about gold foil.
Gold foil is also metallics but it’s different: it brings that unfinished and understated look that is so edgy and so desired now for many wedding styles. There are many ways to include gold foil into your wedding decor and even menu to make your wedding super chic: use it for stationary of all kinds, for plates and glasses rims, for table decor and even for desserts – edible gold foil. Let’s take a look at some of the coolest ideas.
Wedding Stationary
Gold foil is often used to spruce up wedding stationary of all kinds, styles and colors. You may go for gold foil printing – elegant gold letters are always a good idea. But my favorite idea is some gold foil flecks on the invitations – they make them look so cool, so nonchalant and effortlessly chic! Try not only flecks on the invites but also gold foil edges, which will add texture and interest to the stationary. The same goes to cards, menus and all kinds of paper goods you’ll order.
Personalize your black and white wedding invitations with a touch of gold foil.
A chic art deco wedding invitation suite in black, white and with gold foil.
Ombre forest green cards with a touch of gold foil on the edge for more elegance.
Imperfect gold foil invites look very chic and cool and a marble effect makes them trendy.
Chic wedding stationery in grey and white with gold flecks on the corners.
Chic black escort cards with calligraphy and gold foil.
An edgy invitation in deep purple and pink with a touch of gold foiling wows.
A galaxy-inspired wedding invitation suite with gold flecks that show stars.
A gorgeous wedding invitation suite in the shades of blue plus calligraphy and gold foil.
A modern wedding invitation suite in navy and with acrylic invites with a gold foil edge.
A modern black, grey and white invitation suite with gold foil and gold printing.
Wedding Decor
Gold foil may be also used for table numbers – make some of cardboard or concrete and cover them with gold foil. Try wooden or rock pieces with gold foil numbers on them for a chic touch – this is a nice idea for a forest, rustic or mountain wedding.
A rustic wooden table number with calligraphy and gold foil touches.
A rock table number with gold foil is a cool idea for a mountain wedding.
A gold foil table number is a chic and glam idea for any wedding.
Wedding Desserts And Cakes
Gold foil and gold foil flecks are extremely often used for wedding cakes and desserts. The first way to go is rocking gold foil tiers – one or several ones, they look amazing with any other, from marble and watercolor to usual plain buttercream ones. Gold foil flecks are amazing to spruce up any wedding cake – a semi naked, a naked, a buttercream one with any kinds of layers. Spruce up your wedding desserts with gold foil flecks, too, for example, macarons or cupcakes. Add a touch of sparkly gold to your wedding!
A blue wedding cake with a marble tier and touches of gold foil for a coastal wedding.
A blush wedding cake with gold foil and white blooms on top looks very cute and chic.
A bold wedding cake in forest green with a gold foil tier and bright red peonies.
A chic grey marble wedding cake with gold foil and a peachy bloom on top.
A chic white wedding cake with gold foil and succulents and blooms on top.
A jaw-dropping wedding cake with marble and black layers and much gold foil plus moody blooms.
A lavender and lavender marble wedding cake decorated with a touch of gold foil.
A naked wedding cake with gold foil and some eucalyptus for a rustic wedding.
A semi naked wedding cake with gold foil, blackberries and thistles for a fall wedding.
Grey macarons with some gold foil on top are a nice and glam treat for a wedding.
Mint macarons with touches of gold foil are a tasty and cool-looking dessert.