Pantone recently announced emerald green as their choice for 2013 color of the year. Described as a color that enhances our sense of “well-being, balance, and harmony”, we can’t imagine a better color to be used in upcoming weddings! There are so many ways that brides can incorporate this majestic color into a wedding. While beautiful on its own, emerald green looks great paired with baby pink tones to create a sweet, romantic feel, and also is great when matched with gold hues to give off an elegant, royal ambiance.
Emerald green can be used as a pop of color through accessories like statement earrings, a bold nail polish, or fabulous shoes, or can take center stage as the color of the bridesmaid dresses or the main color in the flower bouquets and centerpieces. There is something timeless about emerald green that would be gorgeous as a main color or accent for weddings anytime of the year. You can also incorporate this color into your daily life through fun nail polish shades or as a bold and fun eye shadow color. We can’t wait to see how brides integrate this gorgeous, rich color into their weddings in 2013!
{Cake, Bridesmaid Dress, Christian Louboutin Shoes, Indian Lounge, Pantone Swatch, Tablescape, Stationary Suite, Bride}
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Happy Black Friday! We hope you and your family had a lovely Thanksgiving holiday, and have finished enjoying your Black Friday shopping. In the spirit of all the Black Friday madness, we put together some Black Friday inspiration for your next event! We love the mix of textures you can play with when you choose to go black on black or use black as the main color. Black can be mysterious, romantic, gothic or elegant depending on how you pair it with other accessories.
{Michael Kors Watch, Dress, Frames, Table Setting, Heels, Black Diamond Ring, Tulle, Black Statement Necklace}
Mint seafoam green – a fresh, flirty light pastel that’s just enough color to give your wedding venue a pop! Mint is a versatile color that works well any time throughout the year (think Christmas or Easter!) and can be paired with a variety of other colors such as mint with white, coral, gold, yellow, and black. As a popular color choice in the 1940′s and 50′s for household items such as telephones, appliances and bathroom tiles, it’s making a modern comeback as mentioned by 3d-Memoirs as one of the Top 10 hot wedding trends of 2013!
{ Pinterest, Flower and Flour, Society Bride, Ruffled, Martha Stewart, A Low Country Wed, Wilderness Ridge, El Rincon de Anatxu, Ladedah Cakery, Erin Ever After, Etsy }
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Imagine if white wasn’t a color option for your dream wedding dress. What would you wear instead? Take a different look at how these real wedding dresses stole the spotlight. From patterns, bold colors, gradients to even black, these gorgeous dresses make white so yesterday!
Femine, flirty and chic! The glittered belt adds some extra color to this gown.
{ Ruffled Blog }
This cascading dress, long in the front but short in the back is super couture!
{ Tropic Pic }
This dress became the original inspiration for her desert themed wedding.
{ 100 layer cake }
Who says you officially turn old when you wed? You’re never too young to play with gorgeous color combinations.
{ Flickr }
Elegant baby pink gown, red lips and a beautiful bride.
{ Once Wed }
Incorporating a dark wedding dress like this one gives an extra spark to colors like her red lips and the bouquet.
{ Jenny Sun Blog }
Orange asymmetrical dresses are definitely new yet timeless.
Striped cotton blue and white wedding gown.
{ I Love SW Mag }
Gold, glitz and glamour!
{ Ruffled Blog }
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Orange is a hot color for this season’s fashion trends! Although we’ve always been partial to this color, we just can’t get over how tangerine and coral are everywhere. We put together this cute inspiration board for you to see how you can use different shades of orange, tangerine, and coral in your fashion wardrobe and wedding theme. Gone are the days of associating orange with Halloween, and hello to vibrant, lush shades of salmon, apricot, and grapefruit!
{Invitation, Tangerine Drink, Earrings, Chevron Rug, Dress, Cookies, Pillow}
It’s easy to mix this color into your home decor, accessories, and wedding details. We especially love the rug–orange and chevron stripes, two of the hottest trends we’re spotting for 2012.
Nahid Farhoud founder and owner of Wedding Elegance by Nahid is internationally recognized for combining passion for design and décor with her extensive knowledge of different cultures, to create wedding events that are unique, festive and memorable.
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