Wedding Themes

Elegant And Romantic Woodland Wedding Inspiration

Elegant And Romantic Woodland Wedding Inspiration
How many people actually find the love of their lives through social networks? I bet not too many. However, somehow Leslie had a lucky break when she registered at match.com looking for a date and met her future husband Jim. When he proposed, she was so overwhelmed and happy, she couldn’t hold back the tears.... 
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Irina
Wedding Photo Shoots

Romantic Travel Themed Wedding In Sedona

Romantic Travel Themed Wedding In Sedona
No wonder Sedona is among the top beautiful places in America, it’s truly a wonderland, serene, magical and really epic! Celebrating a wedding here sounds like a dream, and Keren and Gregs were lucky enough to fulfill it by creating and capturing a memorable experience here together with darling friends and family. The wedding on the background... 
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Irina
DIY Decor

Romantic DIY Burlap And Lace Wedding Petal Cones

Romantic DIY Burlap And Lace Wedding Petal Cones
If you’re looking for a perfect way to finish your ceremony, we have a cute idea for you! You will need Kraft cover stock, scissors, double-sided tape, burlap Mr. & Mrs. wedding labels, lace ribbon and dried flower petals (or faux petals from your local craft store). First, cut your piece of Kraft cover stock into... 
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Wedding Photo Shoots

Luxurious Winter Opulence Wedding Styled Shoot At Law Society

Luxurious Winter Opulence Wedding Styled Shoot At Law Society
One key word that describes today’s shoot is opulence. Talented folks from Rupa Photography Studio and Mediterranean Occasions designed and captured a magical winter wedding with an abundance of trees, flowers, candles, crystals and sparkle in the décor. The color palette focuses on warm ivories, creams and greens, which fit perfectly a winter wonderland magical... 
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Irina
Wedding Photo Shoots

Creative ‘Notebook’ Inspired Retro Wedding Shoot

Creative ‘Notebook’ Inspired Retro Wedding Shoot
I’m sure most of you have heard of the epic romantic novel called ‘Notebook’. Today’s shoot took the inspiration from this book and also the movie. Talented folks from Vanessa Velez Photography and Soco Alicia tried to imagine how a wedding between main characters Allie and Noah might actually look like. They created a really... 
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Irina
DIY

Glittery DIY Mr & Mrs Chair Banner

Glittery DIY Mr & Mrs Chair Banner
This banner is a perfect idea for decorating groom and bride chairs. So let’s make it! For this project you’ll need template, thin foam core, craft knife, scissors, hole punch, white glue, craft brush, glitter and ribbon. Using template as guide cut letters from thin foam core. Then paint on white glue then sprinkle with... 
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Wedding Photo Shoots

Intimate And Lovely Wedding At St. Mary’s School

Intimate And Lovely Wedding At St. Mary’s School
Wedding planning is all about compromises, don’t you think? Sometimes it’s hard to come to agreement, but when it comes to relationships, the best thing you can do is to stick together. Hannah has always dreamt of getting married in the historic chapel on her high school campus. Her groom, Evan, visited this chapel and said that... 
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Irina
Decor

30 Elegant Ways To Incorporate Ferns Into Your Wedding

30 Elegant Ways To Incorporate Ferns Into Your Wedding
If you are looking for some special décor details, pay your attention to fern leaves. It isn’t an expensive plant but chic, elegant and easy-to-use. No matter when your wedding is, ferns are good for all seasons. Don’t be afraid to add these leaves to every décor element. Mix them with other flowers and create a... 
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DIY Decor

Adorable DIY Vintage Doll Place Cards For Your Wedding

Adorable DIY Vintage Doll Place Cards For Your Wedding
Do you like vintage fashion illustrations? It’s a fantastic idea to make them a base of your wedding place cards! You will need scissors, vintage fashion magazines or just vintage fashion illustrations (find them on Internet and print out) and a glue stick. First print the images on card stock and cut out them using... 
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