Black & White Wedding Inspiration

Yes, it is possible to pull off a black and white wedding theme without crossing over to the ""4 weddings and a funeral" side!

Its all about incorporating that old world charm to your theme. Use the black as the accent color rather than a dominant color. Less is more with black!

Yellow Wedding Inspiration

Wedding Hangers

I absolutely love this idea!

Why not get your hands on these gorgeous wedding hangers for your wedding dress and his wedding suit, the best part, you can keep and reuse in your marital home after the wedding. Awesome :)

Inspiration to Realisation - The Wedding

The Vision Board

The Invitation

The Main Table

The Food

The Dress

Hair and Make-up

 The Shoes

 Something Blue

 The Rings

 The Tables

 The Cake

 Entertainment

 The Favours

Inspiration ~ Realisation

For a bit of fun and to prove that with a little bit of Vision - all of your dreams can come true. I have posted some of my "Inspiration" and "Realisation" photos for you to browse through.

Hope these inspire you to find those elements that would make your event perfect, put them on a photo board, computer desk top, notebook, or anywhere really where you will look at them everyday and be inspired to turn your dreams into a reality - a little bit of Personal Mastery for events really :)

Happy planning!

THE WEDDING DRESS

 

THE BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES

THE GROOMSMEN

Get in to the Mood

So you are now ready to get into gear, the budget has been thought out and now the fun starts. 

There are many elements that make an event amazing - flowers, decor, entertainment, dresses, favours, and so much more. The confusing bit is trying to figure out how to tie everything together to work cohesively. The event must have flow and all elements need to come together to to create an overall ambiance that leaves that lasting memory for your guests.

The bests place to start is a Mood Board. Once you have decided on colour get on to the internet and start researching images on all those fun elements that need to come together to make the perfect event. I suggest referring to a colour wheel as a starting point - what is the colour you want to carry through your event and what is the complimentary colour on the wheel that you can bring in to the elements to add that extra punch.

Have a look at the mood boards I created for my weddings. I selected Purple as the primary colour for my Greek Wedding and Cerise for my Indian Wedding. When I referred to the colour wheel, Green fell into the comfortable complimentary colour on the wheel for Purple and Yellow for the Cerise. I hit the ground running from there and created a mood board that would guide my decisions on all decor elements from there on.

 

Happy planning!

G