Wedding Styles

Color Decoded

What is your color palette?  Bright? Cheerful yellows or dee? Shadowy blues?

Found out which wedding style suits you best.

Weddings for the Sophisticated Art Lover

Is the Christmas season your favorite time of the year? Do you want to get married in the season of giving? A Christmas Wedding

Do you love nature and value preserving our environment? The Natural Wedding

Have you always loved sports and athletics? Don’t have a frou-frou wedding, go long for a sports-theme!¬†A Wedding for the Sports Fan

For those who love velvet and lace, old-fashioned sensibility, and Victoriana, have a wedding from the 19th century. The Victorian Wedding

If you’re a couple that loves the simplicity of country charm and being out in nature, have a farm wedding.¬†A Country Wedding

If every summer you can be found munching on a mutton chop at your local Ren Fair, why not have a wedding ripped from the pages of Romeo and Juliet? The Medieval Wedding

For those creative couples who have no limit to their imaginations or appreciate show-stopping antics, why not center your wedding around a particular TV show, era, or theme. The Whimsical Wedding

Floral spheres set atop crisp place settings are a pretty, mod extra.	Invitation with graphic appeal, printed in silver on ivory and tied with yellow satin ribbon.	A lemon pound cake filled with chocolate ganache and lemon buttercream filling. .
These hand-sewn gatefold invitations and reply postcard set the scene for your rustic wedding.	Vintage tea cans and red vases filled with ranunculus, lilacs, and forget-me-nots.	For a laid-back look, serve homemade pies instead of cake
Fuchsia tented cards mimicked the program’s flower and vine design.	Guests took home four frosted ‘LOVE’ coasters wrapped in white organza ribbon	Pink roses topped the cake decorated with a white swirl pattern.
White petals and amazing views	Adding a slightly rustic vibe, the bridesmaids carried bouquets of white orchids and brown pheasant feathers	Tables black-and-white with silver accents. For place set a glass of Glogg,