Lavender & Red Wedding featured on Every Last Detail

June 3, 2019
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We are excited to share this stunning styled shoot that was featured on Every Last Detail Blog. The blog compared the differences that each decor can make to your wedding design and budget. Below are some of the details of how the stunning tabletop designs came together!

Our overall design concept for this wedding was rich lush fabrics mixed with beautiful, full florals and colors that would work well in the spring, fall, and winter seasons. For summer inspiration, we would go with more bright, vibrant colors. Purple is an amazingly versatile color and can go with many color combinations. For linen choices, we decided to go with textured linens as they cover such large portions of wedding guests view. Linens tend to be an afterthought of many couples, but they can really make a huge impact on your overall aesthetics. With the florals, we chose rich hues and full flowers such as peonies, roses and ranunculus. The lounge we chose had to be inviting and comfortable! You want somewhere for guests to sit and catch up if they need a break from dancing or to chat over some delicious dessert!

Starting with the 150 guest count and a $75,000 budget, the linens we used were a champagne shantung linen which gives off a subtle shine and depth with its texture. Layered on top of the linen is a gold rimmed glass charger, gold flatware, and colored glass water goblet. The menu is on shimmer paper and set on top of a deep purple velvet napkin.

Now if you have the same budget with 100 guests, you have more room to play with regarding your decor. The upgrades to the tablescape bring your wow factor up a notch! We added an overlay to the shantung linen to create more opulence and texture. We also upgraded the china used to create detail and depth to each place setting. An amber colored champagne coupe was also added for another pop of color. The menu was printed on handmade paper for extra texture and detail. With the napkins, we kept the velvet texture, but added a floral sprig to each setting. Acrylic names were made for place cards and can double as a favor for guests.

View the full feature on Every last Detail Here!