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Showing posts with label hot pink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hot pink. Show all posts

Friday, October 7, 2011

Charming & Chic Home Wedding

This past August we were given the wonderful opportunity of working with a local family on planning an "at home" wedding. The bride was specific on incorporating an amazing color palate of gold, orange and pink. We took it from there to create an amazing wedding that even the rain earlier in the day couldn't dampen. 


A close up view of the tables reveals gold runners and napkins accented with chiavari chairs. Centerpieces in antique clay containers consisting of Roses, Dahlias and Hypericum Berries. Favors of honey from the couples new the couples new residence of Charleston were a huge hit and brought in the couples wonderful color palate. 


A view of the gift table. 


Champagne glasses surround a centerpiece of roses. Guests grabbed a glass at toasting time and gathered at the bottom of the grand staircase to wish the bride and groom well. 


A full view of the tent and guest tables. Custom draping, lighting and attention to detail made the space feel warm and inviting. 






To give guests some more energy to continue dancing through the night NFE brought in a hotdog cart to serve guests a late night snack. Guests could customize their hotdogs to their liking. 

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Summer Wedding



Custom escort cards were crafted out of handmade pinwheels for the reception.



The cake was made by Rascia's Creative Cakes to match the brides reception colors of hot pink and orange with a splash of green.

Flip flops were offered to guests to make sure the guests could be comfortable while dancing.

The white tent and linens were a great foundation for the great bold colors of orange and pink.

A candy buffet offered guests a variety of sweet options all while staying within the color theme of pink and orange with hints of lime green.


The black and white theme of the ceremony was carried over to the bouquets. The bride and grooms mothers had Tussie Mussies instead of corsages or bouquets.

The handmade program fans were created by New Fusion Events to keep guests cool during the ceremony and to explain the Jewish customs that were part of the ceremony.

The ceremony service was held under a stone italian gazebo that was adorned with swags of hydrangeas and roses with crystal accents.

The ceremony was held in front of a pond next to the vineyard at Willow Harbor in Three Oaks, MI. The aisle was lined with white rose petals and shepherds hooks held arrangements of white hydrangea and accented with black and white ribbons.