Rebekah + Jeremy

We were very fortunate to be a part of Rebekah and Jeremy's lovely spring wedding. Rebekah's bouquet included peony, ranunculus, mint, anemone and a poppy from Mary's own garden! The color story was so beautiful, strawberry and mint with pale peach and ivory thrown in. Colored lanterns twinkled above the dance floor and the table numbers were each handwritten on pieces of slate. The bride and groom were cheered on as they left their party with handmade tissue paper pompoms- true party style! Congrats Becky and Jeremy!

A huge thank you to Rachel Joy Photos for perfectly capturing the evening

color crush: orange, coral, peach and buttercup

Inspired by this gorgeous arrangement of ranunculus and dusty miller, we put together this happy little color story, perfect for the bride with an outdoor summer wedding.
Flowers by Rose Bredl, garland from BHLDN, Kate Spade dress, candy coated wedding cake, the perfect prosecco, and peony printed invitations from Elum. 

carolyn's wedding palette: charcoal and sunshine

I have always loved the fun contrasts in the color palette of our bride Carolyn's wedding, and thought it would be fun to share a few of her pictures with you here. The pops of yellow, pink and green are stunning against the dark grey silk of the bridesmaids gowns. Bouquets are made up of tulips, garden roses, green trick dianthus, peony and lavender. Don't limit yourself to a 'traditional' seasonal palette, while these colors are perfect for spring- they would also work in a summer or winter wedding too.

All photos courtesy our bride Carolyn, and her amazing photographer Amy at C Studios. 

For Allie: its your party!

1. confetti system 2. DIY confetti napkins 3. BHLDN dress 4. Jeni's ice cream 5. party table setting 6. BHLDN flower chandelier 7. Summer Cocktail 8. Color Story 9. Hand-painted invitation 9. tassle napkin rings

Neopolitan

rose cocktail/popsicles/crystal lights earrings/feathered d'orsay shoes/rose bredl garden roses

For Krystin: sweet summer wine

milk glass / j.crew bridesmaid dress / pistachio honey butter cake / ranunculus centerpiece / handwritten invitation / zinc monogram letters/ blackberry cocoa sorbet/  BHLDN decor/  pieris white flower/ 

Sweet & Simple, Gorgeous & Green

Imagine your garden is as beautiful and accommodating as the one in Father of The Bride and you'll soon be wanting a backyard wedding all of your own (minus the bad poufy sleeves). We're loving the idea of a traditional but simple affair with a modern take on a 50's garden wedding- where jordan almonds and baby's breath are not only welcome, but expected. These old fashioned elements are popping up all over the place these days in ways that are anything but passé. Add a few rustic elements and you have a perfect spring wedding; sweet and simple, gorgeous and green.
{Sources and Links}1. BHLDN 2. Rose Bredl 3. Bird and Banner 4. Martha Stewart 5. Rose Bredl
6. May Arts 7. Southern Weddings 8.  J.Crew

for Whitney: chevron and posies

Whitney is one of our brides at Rose Bredl, and her upcoming June wedding is going to be an elegant  terrace affair with charcoal grey and coral accents. The bride, who loves bold patterns (especially chevron) found much of her inspiration from this wedding featured on style me pretty, so I sprinkled images from this throughout. She is working with Finer Things Event Planning to nail down the details of her big day, and we thought we'd help by creating an inspiration board tailored just for her.
Some of the details:
terrace with twinkle lights found here.
Chevron table setting (and other chevron-y goodness) found here
coral bridesmaids dress, J.Crew.
the cake is an inspiration from this previous rose bredl post
The bride herself sent me a few of these images- including the adorable instagram of their save-the-dates from Design by Bittersweet, and bridesmaids' card by Rifle paper

For Mallory: Winter Pink and Cream

Here is an inspiration board made for Mallory's potential winter wedding. She still loves the ideas of white and pink and I think it works splendidly with a winter theme. I added small pops of sage green and blue (for Clay) to keep it from being too peaches and cream.
1. paper decor by BHLDN 2. table decor from Martha Stewart 3. doughnut fare via 100 Layer Cake 4. Wedding invitation via Ruffled Blog 5. Cage Veil and shoes by photographer Jose Villa 6. floral headress, unknown. 6 bridesmaid dress by BHLDN 7. Salty Dog cocktail by Matt Bites 8. winter anemone bouquet by Rose Bredl 9. Barn wedding found here

Color Love:

I loved the palette from this bouquet Mary made for an event yesterday- the pretty greens and pinks just popped paired with the softer neutrals throughout. I always love when brides venture away from the two-color wedding theme. It makes everything more interesting (not to mention easier for planning- since everything you plan on having at your event has to be only two colors- and exactly the same hue as the two colors you chose.) Draw inspiration from a favorite photo, you'll find there are hundreds of colors working together to make one big happy scheme- then pick your favorites!

For Mallory: Springspiration

So, my friend Mal also just got engaged. Its still up in the air whether or not they'll have a spring or autumn wedding so their color palette is not set in stone. I built this inspiration board around a bouquet she pinned on Pinterest, and by pinning the things I knew she would love. Vintage, elegant, rustic, soft, colorful and out and out gorgeous.

sources: oncewed. mal's pinterest. BHLDN. style me pretty. J.Crew. and old issue of Martha Stewart. Rifle Paper.

for Jenna: a nocturn in black and gold, and ivory...and blush

1. Martha Stewart 2. BHLDN 3. Kate Spade's Twirl add 4. garden rose bouquet by Rose Bredl 5. Martha Stewart 5. BHLDN 6. J.Crew

My friend Jenna is getting married! She is so beautiful and her wedding will be nothing less than stunning. When she told me she had decided on her colors (black and ivory with pops of gold and blush) I thought it would be fun to make her this inspiration board. Hope you love it, too!