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From your something blue to statement pieces, these stunning color schemes will inspire your special day in Westchester County.
– Golden Hour –
Golden hour colors, inspired by the most beautiful sunset, are aglow in these wedding ideas.
Photo by Cassondre Mae Photography
Shot at 40 Cannon; stationery by Tastefully Yours Ink Custom Designs; flowers by Hudson Valley Floral; planning by RSVP by B
Photo by Christian Oth Studio
Shot at Cedar Lakes Estate; event design by Rye Workshop
Photo by The Rosery
Floral necklace by The Rosery
Photo by Lauren Fair Photography
Shot at Cedar Lakes Estate
Photo by Candace Jeffrey Photography
Floral design by K.L.W. Design Co., shot at Handsome Hollow
– Something Blue –
Every bride needs her something blue, but why not make your color palette a myriad of blue hues? From light to midnight, these ideas are sure to inspire.
Photo by Tracey Buyce
Floral design by Rena’s Fine Flowers, shot at DeMaranville Farm and Gardens
Photo by Jenn Emerling
Boutonniere by Samantha Nass Floral & Event Design
Photo by Tracey Buyce
Floral design by Rena’s Fine Flowers; wedding gown purchased at Lily Saratoga; groom’s apparel purchased at Saratoga National; hair and makeup by Make Me Fabulous, shot at DeMaranville Farm and Gardens
Photo by Kelle Sauer
Claire Pettibone Eloise lace gown with blue silk
Photo by Cassady K Photography
Planning Kate & Co. Events; shoes by TOMS
Photo by Nicole DeTone Photography
Invitation suite by Bespoke Designs
Photo courtesy of Lulu Cake Boutique
Cake by Lulu Cake Boutique
– The New Pastels –
Pastels have long been a traditional color palette for weddings, but these refreshing ideas are anything but conventional.
Photo by Sarah Bode-Clark Photography
Tux by Suitsupply; tie by Dunhill; pocket square by Nordstrom
Photo by Siobhan Stanton (SNS ARTS)
Floral centerpiece by Maple Field Floral
Photo by Jeremiah Shaffer
Floral details by Maple Field Floral
Courtesy photo
Willowby by Watters Hutton gown
Photo by Cassady K Photography.
Planning Kate & Co. Events; flowers by Mamaroneck Flowers
– Anything But Plain Patterns –
From paisley to plaid, patterns seem to be popping up everywhere in weddings. Here are some of our favorite motifs.
Photo by Joanna Fisher Photography
Tableware by North Country Vintage Rentals
Photo courtesy of Cathy’s Elegant Events
Photo courtesy of Graphic Nature
Stationery by Graphic Nature
Courtesy photo
Willowby Watters Orion gown
– Pretty & Primary –
Bold and anything but basic, these primary colors will make a statement on your wedding day and create truly colorful memories.
Photo by Clean Plate Pictures
Shot at The Roundhouse
Photo by Paula Ward Photography
Shot at The Roundhouse
Photo by Emma Cleary Photo and Video
Photo by Paula Ward Photography
Shot at The Roundhouse
Photo by Harper Cowan
Lounge furnishings by Hudson Valley Vintage Rentals; floral design by Emily Rose Theobald, shot at Glenmere Mansion
Photo by Jessica Oh
Invitation suite by Penned by Alice; florals by Kerry Patel Designs
Photo by Anna Lee Media
Balloons and Airstream photobooth by Rose & Dale Photo Co., shot at Gilberstville Farmhouse; florals by Fern & Fawn; event design by Komolmis Designs
Photo by Sophie Kaye
Planning by The Wedding Library
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