Showing posts with label romantic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romantic. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

DESIGNER CHALLENGE DAY 8: CELOSIA ORANGE

Oh happy day! Day 8 of the Full Circle Eventi challenge was to design a wedding using another one of Pantone's colors: Celosia Orange. And since orange just happens to be my all-time favorite color, I had a ton of fun with this one.

I decided to counteract this vibrant hue with a pale peach and soft gray, and I'm loving the result - a laid-back, romantic, pretty affair with lots of personal touches and colorful details.


PHOTO CREDITS:

BOUTONNIERE:
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Photography: Erin Goodrich Photography
POPCORN:
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Photography: Jeremy Harwell | Second Shooter: Gabe Aceves | Event Planning + Design: Calder Clark Designs | Catering: Old Edwards Inn Rib Shack in Highlands, North Carolina
BOUQUET: 
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Photography: Christy Tyler Photography | Event Planning: Joan of Five Grain Events | Floral Design: Pollen | Bridesmaid Dresses: J.Crew
ESCORT CARDS:
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Photography: Johnny Miller | Calligraphy: Neither Snow
COUPLE:
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Photography: | Amanda Perry Photography
SIGNATURE DRINK: 
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Photography: Jodi McDonald | Event Coordination: CL Weddings and Events
CEREMONY CHAIRS:
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Photography: Pink Hedgehog Photography | Venue: Cypress Grove Estate House in Orlando, Florida | Floral Design: Judith Campbell of Campbell Studios | Event Coordination: Judith Campbell of Campbell Studios + Vanessa Santiago of Cypress Grove Estate House
CENTERPIECE:
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Photography: Gia Canali Photography | Event Design + Production: Stefanie Cove & Yifat Oren | Floral Design: Kimm of The Velvet Garden | Vintage Tabletop Rentals: Vintage Table Co
CAKE:
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Photography: Britt Croft Photography | Floral Design: Bussey's Flowers, Gifts, and Decor | Cake: Honeymoon Bakery | Event Planning: The Season
FLAG:Image found via Style Me Pretty
Photography: Imago Vita Photography | Stationary: SwellMail Designs
RINGS:

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Friday, January 3, 2014

DESIGNER CHALLENGE DAY 2: AISLE STYLE

I'm back with day 2 of the Full Circle Eventi challenge - aisle style. The task was to design a wedding ceremony aisle using any color palette, style, and elements. I immediately knew that I wanted to design a beach ceremony because I adore them, and since the beach is so perfect on its own, I went with a soft, muted color palette that wouldn't overpower the surroundings. 

I used romantic shades of blush pink and peach, and lined the aisle with tons of flowers, including ombre petals, flowy fabric, lanterns, parasols, and natural elements like wood and twine. And I just couldn't resist those precious flower girls!


PHOTO CREDITS

CHAIR:
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Photography: Jodi Miller Photography | Floral Design: Palette of Petals | Day-of Coordination:
Emily Weddings, Inc. 
FLOWER GIRLS:
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Photography: Erin Hearts Court | Event Planning: Details Details Wedding and Event Planning | Floral Design: Brown Paper Design   
CHUPPAH:
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Photography: Jose Villa | Event Design + Planning: Alexandra Kolendrianos | Floral Design: Mindy Rice Floral and Event Design 
PARASOLS:
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Photography:
Julie Mikos Photography | Event Design + Coordination: Grisez and Co. Event Design  
LANTERNS:
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Photography: Style Art Life | Event + Floral Design: Little Island Design 
FLOWER STAKE:
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Photography: We Love Pictures 
FLAGS:
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PETALS:
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Photography: Ozzy Garcia | Floral Design: Touch of Paradise in West Palm Beach 
SAND:
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FABRIC:
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Photography: Michael Segal Photo| Event Design + Planning: Melissa Pearson of Bash, Please