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Pretty Pastel Wedding Inspiration In Rustic Style

Oh my, it’s so cold outside, let’s get warm with these sweetest pastel pictures from today’s rustic-inspired shoot from Sanne Popijus Fotografie. It features a romantic blush and peach color palette, which is just sheer cuteness. The beautiful blossom fields gave the most perfect natural backdrop for the wedding and got us dreaming about the...

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Wedding Photo Shoots

Romantic White Wedding Inspirational Shoot In A Blooming Garden

One wise man said that simple can be harder than complex. So, to design a shoot featuring a classic white color palette that doesn’t look a little dated or plain yet makes a stylish statement might be a tricky thing to do. However, the most talented Russian vendors with photographer Elena Pavlova managed the task...

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Decor DIY

Simple DIY Spring Wreath For Wedding Decor

Wreaths are easy and budget-friendly decorations, and it’s a perfect idea for a wedding in any season. Let’s make this spring wreath for your wedding décor. You’ll need a rattan wreath, flowers (artificial or natural ones), ribbons or lace, floral wire and spring decorations. Start by selecting your main flowers and then attach them with...

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Wedding Centrepieces Wedding Bouquets

How To Create A Perfect Spring Peach Flower Centerpiece And A Bouquet

Sometimes a lush and pretty flower centerpiece is basically all you need to make an accent on your wedding table, especially now when it’s spring. Perfectly combined classic spring florals with foliage from the wild might do the magic. In today’s DIY we’re sharing the ingredients that look great together and can create a wonderful centerpiece...

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Wedding Themes

Spring Brooklyn Wedding With Lots Of Greenery

This amazing wedding is right what we expect to see when spring comes to the city. The soiree took place in Brooklyn and was highlighted with bright, crisp details, florals to perfection, and bridesmaids dresses in the happiest shade of pink. I love the rustic backdrop of the ceremony: those wooden planks with greenery really...

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Wedding Themes

Charming Elopement Wedding Inspiration In A Blossoming Orchard

Today’s inspirational wedding shoot is all about spring blossoming romance and beauty. It was set in a beautiful blossoming orchard, under branches laden with the pretties pink petals. This isn’t just a shoot where two people are posing for the camera, they created the whole story of love between two beloved ones! It was all...

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DIY Decor

DIY Fresh Hydrangea Garland For Wedding Table Decor

We’ve already told you about the table garlands trend, and this arrangement, running the full length of a table, is a real show-stopper for a wedding. Add the flowers and foliage bit by bit, until the garland matches the length of your table, and make it fairly last-minute, as it will only look its best...

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Groom's Accessories

45 Bright And Fresh Spring Groom Boutonnieres

A boutonniere is a necessary accessory for any groom, and it should continue the style and the colors you’ve chosen, or maybe look as a tiny copy of the bridal bouquet. Spring boutonnieres are special, they are light, sweet, fresh, mostly with fresh flowers and plants – cool and inspiring accessories to highlight the groom’s...

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Wedding Themes

Intimate Springtime Wedding Inspired By Spring Itself

Spring is my favorite season because of sunshine, weather that should be bottled up and kept all year long, the pretty pastels palette and the romantic atmosphere around. There’s nothing lovelier than an intimate wedding filled to the brim with unabashed gorgeousness tucked into every little detail. Heather and Armughan celebrated their nuptials with their...

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DIY Decor

Pretty DIY Flower Garland For Your Spring Wedding Decor

Spring weddings, to my mind, always associate with flowers. That’s why I think this flower garland is worth making and using as a pretty wedding backdrop or hanging across a door jam. You’ll need assorted flowers, twine 1mm wide, 1 long stick, tapestry needles and hot glue gun. First cut your twine into 2 to...

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