Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Dec 9, 2012

Color of 2013: Emerald

Pantone recently announced that the 2013 color of the year will be one of my personal favorites: emerald green!



In fact, emerald green was the accent color of my own wedding, which I particularly loved in our wedding cake design (by Alliance Bakery):



Some other ideas:











How would you use this rich jewel tone?







Nov 26, 2012

Art Deco Jewels

I've always been a little obsessed with Art Deco anything: decor, fashion, and especially jewelry. In fact, when I got engaged, my husband proposed with a vintage 1927 deco diamond and sapphire ring! He knows me so well...

Anyway, a little touch of deco adds a glamorous and sophisticated touch to your wedding style. I love, especially, how it can add a bit of structure to a more ethereal look, or just complete an all-out vintage one. Some ideas:









Source: 1928.com via Amanda on Pinterest


Source: google.com via Amanda on Pinterest











Sep 18, 2012

Big Day Baubles

Besides the obvious jewelry (your rings!), you'll probably want a little more sparkle elsewhere as well. Of course, how much is up to you and your personal style, as well as how embellished your dress is. There's a fine line between looking too bare and blinding your guests with bling as you march down the aisle!

Some recent finds that I think would work nicely on just about any bride...

For a modern, artsy look:


 For a simpler dress that needs some statement-making accessories:



For a dress that drapes and gathers, and needs a pin to pull it all together:



For subtle sparkle on the lobes:

For a nod to the '20s:



Aug 20, 2012

Spring 2013 Wedding Trends: Minty Green

As we wind down the summer season (sadness!), it's time to look ahead to the coming year. Spring, 2013, to be precise! Over the coming weeks, we'll highlight a few trends we are forecasting as opportunities for wedding planning inspiration.

First up? The color mint green. Not a vibrant shade of mint, however. More like this - Pantone's Hint of Mint:


Envision it with some romantic blush tones (dusty peaches, roses, blues) or with something more lively, like lemon. It would be fantastic as an accent, such as in statement necklaces for your bridesmaids:



Or as the foundation for your table decor:



Or, more subtly, on your invites: