Familiar with the saying, “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue”? Well, brides are embracing this concept more and more as the years of wedding design roll on. Here at Events by TMA, our custom designs team has met with a number of couples looking to incorporate blue into their wedding designs. When couples meet with our design team they show examples of blue wedding design inspiration. With the inspiration in mind, our team collaborates and discuss the endless possibilities. Couples quick realize why hiring a wedding planner works!
With an infinite number of “blue” options, couples are free to explore various design choices. While royal blue works great for a jewel-toned wedding design, a softer “sky” blue works perfectly with weddings set for spring. Navy blue is also a great option for couples whom plan to incorporate blush or mauve tones. For many, blue is intended as an accent while others opt for blue as a focal point. Either way, we encourage our couples to follow their design vision.
When deciding on the best color palette for your wedding it can be beneficial to find inspirational photos which really represent your style and vision. We encourage our clients to create a Pinterest page and include pins for all aspects of the wedding. Some examples to include are: desired color palette, ceremonial design, floral picks, reception/centerpiece design, and ambiance. Gathering blue wedding design inspiration should be fun for couples and we always recommend working with a professional for those difficult design choices.
Contact us today to discuss how we can work together to create an exquisitely designed event!
We are so excited to present the FIRST zodiac sign flowers of the new year! Say “Hello” to the Aquarius! An Aquarius is known for being creative and energetic. An Aquarius also loves to stand out and captivate all whom they come in contact with. So what better way to showcase the zodiac sign flowers of an Aquarius than with rich vibrant colors!
Practice makes perfect, right? There is certainly truth in that statement. Perfecting your craft is a way to focus on applying and bettering your skill-set. Working on what you love is one of the best ways to grow and mature over time. Understanding there is always room for growth is essential to continuously developing the very essence of your craft.
Choosing a wedding location is one of the most vital steps during planning. This element of planning requires great attention to detail. One advantage of choosing a wedding location is the flexibility. You can be married in a church, synagogue, hotel, or museum; in a home, on the beach, or in a park. When choosing a wedding location, couples should keep their theme in mind.
Engagement party planning is one of our favorites here at TMA. Not only because of the obvious love connection but also because it represents the beginning of a new journey. An engagement party is a great way for newly engaged couples to introduce their family and friends. Much like a wedding, an engagement party is a celebration of love in the presence of those you love.
We understand it can be difficult to pull your eyes away from stunning floral arrangements but let’s take a second to focus on wedding table settings. Not everyone is familiar with the placement of dinnerware, flatware, name cards, napkins, etc (and we promise you that’s okay!). Today’s post will provide you with a better understanding of how your wedding designer arranges your wedding table settings.
When choosing luxury bridal accessories it is important not to overwhelm the final look. Accessorizing for the big day is all about complimenting the bridal gown. While it is very important to accessorize according to hair style and wedding theme, the bridal gown is the most important aspect of all. Hair accessories such as tiaras, bridal barrettes, and traditional veils are all great options for soon to be brides.
With an infinite number of “blue” options, couples are free to explore various design choices. While royal blue works great for a jewel-toned wedding design, a softer “sky” blue works perfectly with weddings set for spring. Navy blue is also a great option for couples whom plan to incorporate blush or mauve tones. For many, blue is intended as an accent while others opt for blue as a focal point. Either way, we encourage our couples to follow their design vision.
When deciding on the best color palette for your wedding it can be beneficial to find inspirational photos which really represent your style and vision. We encourage our clients to create a Pinterest page and include pins for all aspects of the wedding. Some examples to include are: desired color palette, ceremonial design, floral picks, reception/centerpiece design, and ambiance. Gathering blue wedding design inspiration should be fun for couples and we always recommend working with a professional for those difficult design choices.
Contact us today to discuss how we can work together to create an exquisitely designed event!
