As always, black and white looks striking and chic, to me. And that goes for wedding themes. I think that the b&w theme is timeless, just as a wedding should be. Not to mention, it photographs well. Bridesmaids certainly appreciate having a fabulous LBD to wear post-wedding day. For added color, I think Tiffany blue, pale pink, lavender, or yellow would look beautiful paired with black and white.
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Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
9.13.2011
8.04.2011
: bliss : simple sweet wedding dresses










Maybe you're a bride-to-be who doesn't want a big fancy wedding gown, or maybe you're going to elope, and you just want to wear a sweet simple dress. Something pretty and romantic, not fussy. How about a vintage ivory lace cocktail dress? Or a gauzy cotton sundress? Perhaps a lace dress with a lovely black sash at the waist? Just perfect for a lovely day for two love birds.
7.07.2011
7.04.2011
B&W kitchen accents









Black and white is a look I always find works well in a kitchen. The freshness of white cabinets juxtaposed with bold black accents never fails to look chic.
5.23.2011
: bliss : white wedding cakes








I know a white wedding cake may seem to be a little boring, compared to cakes featuring color, but I just think white wedding cakes are timelessly elegant.
Like snowflakes falling on a smooth white lawn, or white flower petals drifting down from a blossoming tree, a white wedding cake evokes pure romance.
As with a bride's white gown, enticing the eye with variations on the white theme, such as different materials and decorative touches, a white wedding cake can be uniquely lovely. And, of course, there is also the possibility of a cupcake tower, which is a popular choice now.
Whether it be an unfussy design or an elaborate one, white wedding cakes look sweet to me.
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