It's no secret; mint is one of the most popular color choices for weddings this year. And, today we have a guest post from blogger Bridget Sanderford telling us different ways to incorporate it. Take it away Bridget!
"Mint
is the hot color for this season’s weddings. It is cool, wistful and romantic,
invoking Southern charm and an airy feminine feel. You can use mint in
everything from your cake to your favors to the attire that your bridal party
wears. You can even use it for your own wedding gown if you want to do
something really different.
There
are many ways to use mint in your wedding décor. Check out some of these
amazing ideas for a little mint inspiration for your wedding:
1. Wedding Gowns: Like
we said, you can really make a statement in mint. Ditch the traditional ivory
gown and opt for something that’s just as soft and feminine but still pushes
the envelope a bit with style.
2. Mint Suits: If
you want to stick with white, have your future hubby push the color envelope
with a suit of mint instead.
3. Suit Ties: Head-to-toe
mint can be a lot for some people. You can experiment with just a hint of color
by opting for mint ties.
4. Bridal Party: Mint
is such a great choice for the bridal party. It is soft enough to fit in with
almost any style wedding, and it will complement a wide variety of skin tones.
5. Wedding Cakes: Let
your wedding cake create a beautiful centerpiece in mint. If you don’t like the
full-on color treatment, you can stick with a traditional white cake with mint
accents. (Think of this cake in the inverse.)
7. Decor: Consider
some funky décor like these rustic frames painted in mint for your reception.
They make great props for photo taking, as well. You can also experiment with
mint-colored flowers, tea lights and other décor for your reception tables.
8. Favors: Give
out mints that are also mint-colored and that also use a play on words. It’s
mint all over!
Look
in bridal magazines and on websites like Pinterest to get even more ideas and
inspiration for your mint-themed wedding. With a little creativity, you can use
this popular color to create a look for your wedding that is both unique and
stylish. You’ll have a wedding that is picture-worthy and that has a style that’s
all your own.
What
other amazing ideas have you seen for a mint wedding? Share them in the
comments!"
About
the Author:
Bridget
Sandorford is a freelance blog and culinary writer, where recently she's been
researching top culinary school options. In her spare time, she enjoys biking, painting and working on
her first cookbook.
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