Wedding of Sarah and Adam. Photo: Marina Ridgway Photography |
There’s no denying the sweet old-fashioned charm of pastel colours. They can be vintage, retro, country or modern. They’re a perennial fave of brides the world over and it’s easy to see why!
How To Do Pastel Perfectly:
• 50s style dresses work well with this theme as pictured below, with touches of lace to add texture.
Wedding of Chloe and Jonathan. Photo: Studio Impressions |
• Floaty fabrics in pale tones create dreamy dresses in the wedding below - a more modern take on the theme.
Wedding of Stacey and Michael. Photo: Creative Wedding Photography |
'You Callin' Me a Lyre' polish by OPI, RRP $19.95. For stockists contact 1800 358 999 or www.opi.net.au |
Tocca Bianca EDP RRP $92 from Mecca Cosmetica. www.meccacosmetica.com.au |
Styling 101: Get the look
• An ice cream or dessert station or lolly buffet are perfect ways to incorporate the theme
• Bunting, doilies, paper straws, vintage glass and lace tablecloths perfect the look
Three Piece Set in Polka Blue, RRp $349 by Royal Albert, available at department stores and selected independent shops. |
Sweet n Pretty Iced Bird Cookies, 3 for $4.50, www.downthatlittlelane.com.au/sellers/sweet-n-pretty |
Wedding of Nikki and Jana. Photo: Jess Marks Photography |
Top Tip
• Don’t go too overboard with the pale and pretty, it can get a bit much very quickly. Mix it up with touches of timber, twine or contrasting colours as seen in the chair sashes below.
Wedding of Mel and Dave. Photo: Jess Marks Photography |
Wedding of Kaitlin and Scott. Photo: Studio Impressions |
Styling 101: Fun Additions
• Polaroid cameras on each table make instant memories for you to enjoy straight away
• Known for your addiction to Haigh’s Peppermint Frogs/Jaffas/Peanut M&Ms? Offer them with coffee at the end of the night
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