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What's Your Wedding Style?


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When you think of your wedding day, what do you envision? How do you want your guests to feel? What atmosphere do you want to give off? Determining your wedding vision gives you a focus and helps your vendors understand the style you are going for. For example, if you tell your florist your wedding style is romantic and she has roses for your wedding bouquet, but you were really going for more of a modern take, there is going to be a disconnect!


It is so important to understand and determine your wedding style or theme before you start choosing your venues, floral elements, decor, etc... So what are some different wedding styles you may ask? Below we have listed 9 different styles with pictures to help you determine what vision you may be going for! Of course, once you have decided on a theme, then colors play a role, indoor/outdoor may be a factor, etc...


Romantic

Soft pale colors, lots of candles, flowers galore!

Jada Poon Photography


Edgy/Alternative

Sometimes bright colors, unique venue choices, industrial vibes, nontraditional, pops of black (dishes, vases)

Leigh Photography,Lorenz Photogrpahy, AGPcollective


Vintage

Birdcage veils, brooch wedding bouquets, lace touches, vintage stamps, etc...

Whiskers and Willows Photography

Modern

Geometrical shapes, clean lines, metals/glass/steel elements, sleek, minimal colors

Raw Shoots Photography

Rustic

Barns, farm tables, greenery, baby breath, and neutral/soft colors

Allen Tsai Photography, Hannah Mayson,


Bohemian

Layered textures, natural finishes, and vintage pieces

Jekalo Photography


Beach

On the beach, driftwood, lanterns, sea stars, wooden tables, sea glass, etc...

Garrett Richardson Photography


Multicultural

The blending of two cultures with unique traditions mixed throughout

Adrienne Gunde Photography


Tropical

Bright colors, palm leaves, clean lines, a bit modern

Kristen Herman Photography


Holiday/Christmas

Pine, candlelight, rustic elements (pinecones, cranberries, acorns), pops of colors or neutrals

Revely, Junebug Weddings




Once you choose your style, then you would want to determine a color scheme. For example, take the tropical theme above, and instead of the pinks, you could do pops of orange and yellow. Or maybe you want a lavender or baby blue for a romantic theme wedding. Maybe you want a dark edgy wedding with black chairs, leather jackets, but really bright floral pops on the table! This is where you make your wedding, your own!


What style did you pick? Or are you between styles? Try combining styles for a modern beach style! I love it when couples put their unique touches on their wedding day!

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