It’s no secret that vintage, rustic weddings are popping up all over your Pinterest boards. I love country-style weddings and an old barn is absolutely beautiful done up with glittering lights.

-lauren

row 1:  one love photo via graphic exchange | glittering barn via one love photo
row 2:  mr. & mrs. mason wine jars pinned here
row 3:  jenna marie photography via style me pretty | snowy covered bridge pinned here

I love the warmth that golden yellow brings to the cool blues, don’t you?
-laura

Photo Credits:
Row 1: Royal Design Studio via Style Files | Ann Taylor
Row 2: Endless
Row 3: Angi Welsch via Grey Likes Weddings | Aubepine | Gia Canali Photography via Style Me Pretty

No, no. This isn’t a post about tying the knot at a summer block party. (Although that could be fun too!) I’m talking about a trend that I have been putting off for far too long. What is it, you ask? Color blocking!

For several months I have been wanting to bring you this daring, highly fashionable trend, but I didn’t know how to incorporate it into a wedding. Well, with a little bit of patience and an eye for just the right color scheme, I was finally able to pull together a color block wedding! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do…

- candice

Featured Design: Love Logo #16 Wedding Invitation

Photo Credits:
row 1: Canopy ceiling via Green Wedding Shoes | Dress via ASOS | Cake via Martha Stewart Weddings
row 2: Wedding invitation via Betsywhite Stationery | Place setting via Southern Living | Favor boxes via Martha Stewart Weddings

Lime is one of those colors that when used in a wedding, it automatically brings brightness to the event. I absolutely love this color!

- china

Photo Credits:
Bouquet via Perfectly Pearl | Shoes via Project Wedding