Saturday Pallet One - Softened CMYK

Happy Saturday everyone!

Kat sent me a message when she saw I would be doing pallets and asked if I would help her pull together the elements of her wedding in a board and nail down some colors for her. She sent me an assortment of beautiful items, including her beautiful venue, OC by Oleg Cassini dress and amazing shoes. She knew she wanted blues with pops of yellow and pink. Some of the images she sent me had reds and even some browns mixed in as well. It may sound like a lot of colors, but in reality I think this is a great example of how a lot of colors can really work to create an event that doesn't feel matchy but coordinates beautifully. I really love the way it came together. Check out her blog, Aevan Arts to learn more about her wedding.


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Also, Kat is on the hunt for a unique veil. If you have any resources for really unique and beautiful veils, please post them in a message! I'm always on the hunt for new resources.

Real Wedding Inspiration & Preview

I'm so excited for this guys! I have a few beautiful real weddings lined up. One bride I'm familiar with from other wedding blogs and forums contacted me and asked if I could put together an inspiration board for her winter wedding.

I'm so in love with Hilary's chic interpretation of a winter pallet. She combined Christmas Red with pink, platinum, and brown. Hilary and James' wedding will be in Dayton, Ohio this December. She also has a San Patrick dress and invitations by Uglykitty (What a coincidence! So do I!). Her photographer is Faye Sommer out of Dayton, Ohio who also took their engagement photos (isn't that photo beautiful?). I can't wait to see how her pictures turn out. I'm sure the day will be beautiful.

So stay tuned! I'll compare the original inspiration board with the wedding details. This wedding will be coming this winter.

The inspiration is pulled from all over. She really loved elements of this board from Snippet & Ink as well as Vintage Glam's bridal style. The invitations pictured are their actual invites and were inspired by a pattern on her front porch!