Expert advice
Event decor
Dealing with trends
Personalization has been and continues to be on trend and a great way to make your wedding unique and more like you! Infusing your personalities, favorite things, and lifestyle (look for ideas from your own home) into your big day makes for a more entertaining and connected experience with your guests and your event!
DIY is still trending but don't over-DIY your big day. Consider tackling one task on your own (and preferably something that you can do months in advance and not the day or week of). Avoid getting overwhelmed by leaving the rest to the pros!
Never let trends take over your decision-making! If your wedding reflects all the trends of today, then tomorrow it will feel dated. Pick and choose what hot elements today you won't regret tomorrow. And of course, only do it if it's YOU!
One trend you won't regret is to create an inviting environment reminiscent of a home. A wedding should welcome guests into a warm and friendly place for the night, and one way to do that is to infuse a residential vibe into your design. Whether you incorporate sofas and throw pillows or hanging mirrors and artwork, make your reception feel like a place no one will ever want to leave.
Using color
You don't have to wear white! If you love the look of blush, blue, ivory or cream – you can wear whatever color suits you! Gone are the days of the traditional white wedding dress, so toss the rules out the window and see what gowns might fit your perfect hue.
Can't decide on a hue? Why not incorporate multiple tones of your favorite color? Ombre is a hot, hot way to design a wedding cake, create an invitation look, and even dye linens!
Don't be afraid of color! Weddings are celebratory in nature and bright, bold colors bring out that fun and festive feeling of love, so don't be afraid to show a little color in your décor.
Do you love feminine colors and your fiancé fancies a different palette? Then use your shower, post-wedding brunch or even engagement party to use the pops of color that aren't right for the two of you on your wedding day.