Something old, something new, something borrowed and something….pink!
24 Dec, 2009 | Published in Colours and inspirations, Real Weddings
In its deep features, everyone of us, can be compared to a colour but… which personality will the “pink” bride have?
Delicate and romantic? Or fizzy, lively, sensual and witty?
We’re not allowed to know that…at least until we’ll know the nuances.
Because the baby-pink bride is quite different from the fuchsia bride!
The one who chooses all pink shades is generally an eclectic type… and definitely lunatic! In love and sweet but restless and brilliant!
And then, which will be the matching colour?
Green for a romantic garden bride;
Brown for the more elegant and sophisticated (much better if pink is closer to fuchsia in this case!);
Black for the ones that are not afraid to astonish;
White for the steady ones;
Blue for the par condicio.
Because pink goes with everyone… but the pink bride doesn’t…she chooses just One!
Pink rose bouquet
Simone and Stephan, on the Lake’s banks wanted a delicate floral decoration, with small rosebuds shading into white.
Then, the reception details made the rest! Placeholders, table marks, favors and tableau have been realized in the same sweet colour. The tables had the names of every pink nuance. The tableau, made with two vases of Buxus, was enriched with twisted hazel branches. It was a very original support to tens of pink envelopes, one for every guest, that indicated the seating places.
Gillian and Louis, decided to combine the bucolically fashion pastel tones of pink and apple green for their wedding on Lake Orta.Gillian’s bridemaids wore apple green dresses while all the ceremony details were in baby pink.For the ceremony and the bouquets, they chose simple soft and natural bouquets, perfectly in style with the lake atmosphere.The open-air reception was decorated by high and low centrepieces in Sophia roses, white orchids and apple green pon pon daisies.
A pink wedding in Orta
Pink combined with pastel tones
The choice of Jodie and Fu has been similar in its shades, but different in its concept: pink and grass-green definitely for a garden style wedding!
The ceremony, in the venue’s garden, has been characterised by rattan chairs, ivory pillows and fuchsia rose petals on the ivory runner of the central path.
Ladies could screen themselves by the splendid summer sun thanks to small umbrellas in the same colour of the ties of the groom and his bestmen, together with the bridemaids dresses and their bouquets.
The grass, perfect setting of their wedding, was later transformed in a puffy theatre for the moonlight dinner, with chairs and underplates in natural rattan.
Romantic centrepieces of mixed flowers and elegant lanterns hung on the trees with pink and fuchsia ribbons gave the final touch to a lighthearted and amusing party, like Jodie and Fu desired!
Small hanging lights in trees of the garden
