Thursday, February 18, 2010

Wedding Day Vision

If you are engaged and making your way through the maze called wedding planning, hopefully you’re starting to figure out your wedding day vision and style. But what exactly does that mean and how do you figure it out?! Well, lucky for you there is a wealth of knowledge and inspiration out there on the internet that didn’t exist 10 years ago! (And check out the links in my link section for more fab sites –>)

First, make a list of adjectives that describe your personal aesthetic - what style does your taste typically veer towards on a regular basis? (Something to think about: where do you like to shop? Are you more J Crew, Banana Republic… or Anthropologie… or a bit more Ann Taylor? Or maybe Neiman Marcus!) Second, how do you want guests to feel as they walk into your wedding? Third, what mood do you want to set?

Intimate, grand, contemporary, whimsical, vintage, casual, luxurious, romantic, chic, rustic, edgy, bold, vibrant, classic, feminine, tropical, organic… the list goes on and on! But how do you translate a word, or multiple wordS, into a wedding look and feel? Here are some examples of how a wedding can evoke an adjective:


GARDEN-Y (yes, I’m aware that this is not really a word :)
Peach gardeny wedding tablescape
Via Weddingchicks
Photo by Larissa Cleveland; Coordinated by Lisa Feldman 


ROMANTIC:
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Via Ruffled
Photo by Leigh Miller


CONTEMPORARY:
modern wedding sofitel chicago 
Photo by Modern Image; Florals by Vale of Enna


OLD HOLLYWOOD GLAM:
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Via Junebug
Photo by David Michael Photography; Wedding by Kristin Banta Events


RUSTIC:
DIY-Wedding-4 rustic
Via Style Me Pretty
Photo by Sean Walker; Coordinated by Couture Events


VINTAGE:
Vintage Cafe Brauer
Photo by Thorsen Photography; Designed by I Heart Peonies; Coordinated by Sweetchic Events 

 
DRAMATIC:
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Photo by Slack Photography; Wedding by Sweetchic Events

Soooo, what’s your flavah? What mood are you trying to evoke for your wedding day (or did you evoke if your wedding is past tense!)

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