How to Choose a Style for Your Wedding Invitations
Discover the secrets to choosing the perfect style for your wedding invitations. Our expert guide provides essential tips and inspiration to help you create invitations that truly reflect your unique wedding theme and personal style. From elegant and traditional to modern and contemporary designs, find the ideal invitation style that sets the tone for your special day. Dive into our blog post now!
Hey, lovebirds! It's time to add a splash of color and a touch of font magic to your wedding invitation design. In this section of our guide, we'll explore the wonderful world of colors and fonts, and how they can bring your invitations to life in a way that's uniquely you. So grab your paintbrush and your favorite typeface, because we're about to dive into a rainbow of possibilities!
Colors that Speak Volumes:
Let's start by painting the world with your love story. Colors have a magical way of evoking emotions and setting the mood for your celebration. Are you dreaming of a soft, romantic affair? Pastel hues like blush, mint, and lavender will kiss your invitations with a whisper of elegance. Or perhaps you're planning a vibrant and joyful celebration? Go bold with rich and vivid colors like royal blue, emerald green, or passionate red.
Colors have the power to convey messages and create a visual language that speaks volumes. When it comes to your special day, choosing the right colors can elevate the ambiance and tell a story of love and romance. Soft and delicate pastel hues, such as blush, mint, and lavender, can infuse your invitations with an air of elegance, creating a dreamy and romantic atmosphere. These gentle tones will transport your guests to a world filled with tender emotions and heartfelt moments.
On the other hand, if you envision a celebration bursting with energy and happiness, vibrant and bold colors will be your ally. Picture a dance floor adorned with splashes of royal blue, emerald green, or passionate red. These vibrant shades will stimulate joy and excitement, inspiring your guests to let loose and enjoy the festivities to the fullest. They will create an atmosphere that radiates with the infectious energy of love and celebration. Consider the impact of color as you plan your special day. Each shade holds its own significance, and the right combination can convey the mood and emotion you desire. Whether it's the soft pastels that evoke tenderness, or the vibrant and bold hues that ignite joy, the colors you choose will paint a picture of your unique love story, leaving a lasting impression on your guests. So, let your imagination soar and paint the canvas of your wedding with colors that speak volumes, creating an unforgettable experience for all.
The Psychology of Colors:
Colors have a language of their own, and they speak volumes without uttering a single word. Dive into the psychology of colors and discover the hidden meanings they bring to your invitations. Consider warm and earthy tones to evoke feelings of comfort and intimacy or cool blues and greens for a sense of calm and serenity. Let your colors be your love language, expressing the emotions and atmosphere you desire for your big day.
Fonts that Dance Across the Page:
Ah, fonts! These beautiful letterforms have personalities just like us. They can be romantic, bold, elegant, or playful. The font you choose will help tell the story of your love and set the tone for your wedding. Are you a modern and trendy couple? Opt for clean and geometric sans-serif fonts that exude contemporary vibes. Or perhaps you're captivated by the charm of vintage elegance? Timeless serif fonts like Garamond or Baskerville will whisk your guests away to a bygone era.
Just like a perfect blend of flavors in a recipe, fonts can be mixed and matched to create a harmonious symphony of typography. Experiment with different combinations, pairing a bold and eye-catching font for your names with a more understated font for the rest of the text. Let your creativity flow as you find that perfect balance between elegance, legibility, and personality. Remember, the key is to create a visual feast that captivates your guests from the moment they read your invitation.
For those with a love for the handcrafted and artisanal, consider the art of hand-lettering or calligraphy for your invitations. These beautiful hand-drawn styles will add an exquisite touch to your design, making each invitation a work of art. Whether you hire a talented calligrapher or embark on a calligraphy adventure yourself, the result will be a personalized masterpiece that makes hearts skip a beat.
Don't be afraid to play with typography and explore the endless possibilities it offers. Consider incorporating decorative elements or flourishes that add a touch of whimsy and charm to your design. Let the letters dance across the page, celebrating your love story with every stroke. Whether it's a unique ampersand or a decorative initial, these delightful surprises will make your invitations truly one-of-a-kind.
While creativity is key, it's important to ensure that your chosen fonts are legible and readable. The last thing you want is for your guests to struggle deciphering the important details of your invitation. Make sure the size, spacing, and contrast of your fonts are optimized for a smooth reading experience. Remember, clear communication is essential when it comes to capturing your guests' excitement and ensuring they have all the information they need.
Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3:
Before you unveil your invitations to the world, take the time to test them out. Testing your invitations allows you to confidently showcase your design to your guests. Gather feedback from trusted friends or family members who understand your vision and have a keen eye for design. Their fresh perspective might uncover ways to enhance the overall design and make it truly unforgettable. During the testing phase, pay attention to the colors and fonts you've chosen. Do they align with the overall theme and ambiance of your wedding day? Seek feedback on the readability of your text and ensure that your fonts are legible and easy to decipher. You want your guests to be captivated by the design, not struggling to decipher the important details.
Additionally, ask for input on the layout and overall composition of your invitations. Are the elements well-balanced and visually appealing? Does everything fit together harmoniously? The feedback you receive can help you make necessary adjustments and fine-tune your design to create a polished and cohesive end result. Consider conducting a focus group with a variety of individuals, including those who are not as familiar with your wedding plans. Their unbiased opinions can provide valuable insights into how your invitations resonate with a broader audience. You may discover new perspectives and ideas that you hadn't considered before, elevating your design to new heights. Remember, the testing phase is an opportunity to catch any potential errors or oversights before your invitations are printed and sent out. Check for typos, spacing issues, or any other discrepancies that may have slipped through the cracks during the design process. By conducting thorough testing, you can ensure that your invitations are flawless and deliver your message effectively.
As you receive feedback, stay open-minded and receptive to suggestions. While it's important to stay true to your vision, consider incorporating constructive feedback that aligns with your overall aesthetic and objectives. Use this opportunity to refine and perfect your design, creating invitations that truly reflect your unique style and personality. In conclusion, testing your wedding invitations is a crucial step in the design process. By seeking feedback, evaluating readability, and adjusting layouts, you can ensure that your invitations are visually stunning, flawlessly executed, and leave a lasting impression on your guests. So, gather your trusted circle, listen to their insights, and unleash the full potential of your invitations before they embark on their journey to spread the joy and excitement of your upcoming wedding.
Colors and fonts are the paintbrushes and pens that bring your wedding invitation design to life. Use them to tell the story of your love, set the mood, and captivate your guests from the moment they receive your invitation. Let your colors speak volumes and your fonts dance across the page. Mix and match, explore hand-lettering and calligraphy, and ensure legibility. With a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of Anthology Print magic, your wedding invitations will become a cherished piece of art that reflects the beauty of your love story. So go forth, my friends, and let your colors and fonts be the symphony that heralds love, joy, and celebration. Unleash the magic, and watch as your invitations become the gateway to the most enchanting day of your lives. Happy designing!
STYLED Wedding | Boho Lavendar and Honey Wedding with Everson Events in Salt Lake City
Step into the enchanting world of our Lavender and Honey-themed fine art wedding styled shoot in Salt Lake City. Immerse yourself in the exquisite beauty of this romantic aesthetic, as delicate lavender hues and golden honey tones blend seamlessly to create a dreamy atmosphere. From stunning floral arrangements to elegant tablescapes, our blog post showcases the finest details and inspiration to infuse your wedding day with timeless elegance and natural charm. Explore the magic of this ethereal styled shoot now!
Photographer: Jax Film and Photo
Wedding Planner: Everson Events
Wedding invitations & Menus: Anthology Print
Venue: SLC Studio
Dress: J Avery Designs
Decor/Flowers: Terra Flora Design
Model: Bella Christensenn
Rentals: Diamond Event
Spring Wedding Color Palette: Pretty Pastel Blush and Dusty Blue!
We’ve rounded up our favorite Spring wedding invitations for the ultimate blush and dusty blue color inspiration! Click to see your perfect wedding invitation designs!
We’ve rounded up our favorite Spring wedding inspired invitation suites just in time for your Spring wedding! Check out or top 3 below!
Grace & Austin
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Natalie & Branson
Sydney & Cameron
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Get Ready for Jaw-Dropping Invites - The Secret of Choosing the Right Paper for your Wedding Invitations
Choosing the right paper for your wedding invitations can make or break your design and make an impactful statement. This post will discuss the types of papers typically used for wedding invitations, the impact of paper quality, how to choose the right paper weight, and how to ensure that the paper will work with your desired printing method. Let’s dive into the different card stocks we carry:
Our Most Popular: Satin
This versatile paper finish can do no wrong! Great with photos and vibrant designs, the Satin Finish is an ideal choice for any wedding. This is a heavier weight for cardstock, meaning it doesn’t bend as easily as other, lighter papers, making this both a luxurious option as well as an economical one: the Satin starts at .36 cents a piece!
Recommended for: 5x7 cards, Thank You cards, Gate folding wedding invitations, and details cards (let’s be real- it’s great for all our designs!)
Our Most Unique: Vellum
Vellum is our own unique paper! Weighing in at 48lb weight (we can do a technical write up of how paper connoisseurs rate paper and all the industry jargon later!), our vellum paper is ideal for minimalist designs that can be overlaid on top a photo or pattern card. A fan-favorite, this touch of luxury is sure to wow all your wedding guests. If you like the look of vellum, but don’t want to do the whole card, we also offer vellum jackets and belly bands for just a touch of this awesome paper.
Recommended for: minimalist designs and overlays, bellybands, jackets.
The OGs: Cardstock Matte & Glossy
Our original papers! These 14 pt card stocks each play an important part in the Anthology paper line-up. Glossy is vibrant and super shiny- choose this paper finish if you love durability and crystal clear colors and photos. Matte is an organic feeling, uncoated paper making this ideal for low-key weddings. Its a no-fuss option for couples who want no photos (we don’t really recommend photos on this paper because the ink soaks into the paper and turns photos a little ‘muddy’. The exception to this rule is black and white photos- those are dreamy on this paper!) and an organic felling soiree!
Our NEWEST paper: Deckle Torn Edge
Luxury on a budget, this paper is hand torn and hand printed for a truly bespoke wedding invitation experience. In true Anthology fashion, we made sure this invitation style was economical for any bride- You can order this paper in any quantity and starts at only $1.80 a piece! Wow your guests right from the start with this romantic paper. While we don’t recommend photos or full trim and bleed (printer talk for ‘printing off the edge of the paper’), this paper can be designed in any color and lends well for more traditional or fine art designs. Pair with an upscale bellyband, printed envelopes, vellum jackets, and wax seals, you have the makings of a truly unique experience for your guests!
Recommended for: romantic, luxury, or classic wedding invitations. 5x7 and 3x5 insert cards available
Classic Elegance: Linen Cardstock
Modern with a touch of elegance, Linen is sure to set your wedding invitations apart from the crowd! With a soft, uncoated matte finish, this paper is perfect for traditional, high end weddings. Because we know that keeping costs low is a high priority for you, the linen is an affordable option if you want a more elevated paper option to deliver to your guests. The subtle texture is a luxurious option for most wedding invitations (we wouldn’t recommend photos as it may distort faces, but it makes for a beautiful option when watercolor elements or modern options are printed)
Recommended for: 5x7 wedding invitations, all insert cards sizes, Thank you folding cards, and day of wedding details
Most sparkle : Pearl Shimmer
Add a little glimmer to your wedding invitations with our signature Pearl cardstock! Ultra thick at 16 pt cardstock, this paper is perfect for basically any design you can dream up! You can even print photos on this paper! These timeless and elegant invitations will give your special day the perfect touch of sophistication and charm. With your choice of custom design, plus envelopes in an array of luxurious colors, each set of invitations is a one-of-a-kind reflection of your style and tastes.
Recommended for: 5x7 wedding invitations, thank you cards, insert cards, day-of wedding details, and gate-folding wedding invitations
Although it is easy to become overwhelmed by the sheer number of paper options available for your wedding invitations, by taking the time to consider your budget, the formality of your ceremony, and the type of finish that you want, you can make sure that the paper you choose is the perfect match for your special day. Your wedding invitations should be an extension of your style, whether that’s contemporary, classic, or something unique, and the right paper choice can give the perfect first impression. Make sure you’re happy with your paper choice and order samples, if necessary, so you can have peace of mind on your big day.
Take your time and get the details right – your wedding invitations are worth it! Get started today designing your perfect wedding invitations!
Valentines Gift Guide for the Modern Bride and Groom
We’ve put together a fun mini gift guide for Valentines Day! Whether you are planning a big date with your Significant Other or a cozy night in, these fun gifts are sure to put a smile on their face!
We’re loving anything bridal self care and this rose quartz roller and Gua Sha are a pretty way to get in a facial massage. Jade Roller & Gua Sha, Face Roller
Pucker up! This E.L.F lip stain will last all through your Valentines Day with your fiance (or a night out with your bridesmaids!) E.L.F. Glossy Lip Stain
Wear your heart on your sleeve… or your sweater! Karissa Sweater-Ivory
Hydrate in style: Stanley Adventure 40oz Stainless Steel Quencher Tumbler-Parfait Ombre
Anything by Made By Mary is a win for any day of the year. This special pink ring is extra special for Valentines Day: Pink Eternity Band Ring
This delicate hand-stamped heart necklace is the perfect touch: Heart Disc Necklace
Learn more about your partner with this classic couples book: The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts
A quirky and lovely smelling candle will do just the trick to set the mood: Homesick Candles
Stay cozy with this Pink Fleece Blanket
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REAL Wedding | Maycee + Scott Kelly Canyon Ski Resort Wedding in Rexburg Idaho Temple
Photographer Kendra Sutton Photography @ksuttonphoto
Wedding invitations Anthology Print
Videographer Kait Carlson Photo + Film
Venue Kelly Canyon Ski Resort
Dress Pritchett bridal
MUA @rileereviewss
Decor/Flowers Simply Soiree Idaho @simplysoireeidaho
Cake @errynlyncakes
Food Chef Tyler at Kelly Canyon
Bounce House @idahobouncecastles
REAL Wedding | Alyx + Nick Rustic Wedding in Jackson Hole Wyoming
Dig out your cowboy hats and boots and get ready to be inspired by Alyx & Nick’s rustic wedding in the Teton Mountains!
Nestled at the base of the Teton mountain at Diamond Cross Ranch in Jackson Wyoming, Alyx and Nick’s modern rustic wedding is full of sweeping backdrops ( I mean, what’s better than majestic mountains for a wedding?!), heartfelt details,and a wonderful mix of casual boho and down-to-earth rustic elements.
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Venue Diamond Cross Ranch @diamondcrossranch
Planner Special Events Jackson Hole @specialeventsjh
Florist Gild the Lily @gildthelilytoo
Caterer Chef Steve Murphy @chefstevemurphy
Cake John Clover @accchef
DJ Jake Nichols @steadyjake
Dress Rue De Seine @ruedeseinebridal
Hair & Makeup Hannah Beth Beauty @hannahbeth_beauty
Photographer Haley Parlogean Creative @haleyparlogeancreative
Video Jes x Sara Photo Film @jesxsaraphotofilm
Rings Shane Co
3 common questions about wedding invitations we get from every new bride
We’ll let you in on a little insider wedding planning tip: Wedding invitations can be gorgeous, unique, high quality AND still affordable. If you’re honestly thinking it’s too good to be true, do we have some juicy info for you. Remember that exhilarating rush you got from saying “Yes!” to your perfect wedding dress, or knowing exactly the spot where you’d get married at the wedding venue you were touring, or picking out just the right color of blush roses (not too pink but not too cream!) for your wedding bouquet? Well, designing and printing wedding invitations can be just as exciting! It’s when your entire wedding vision comes together on paper. Not feeling zen about your wedding invitations yet? We've got you! We’ve made a mini list of our top 3 questions we’re most asked by brides just like you. Think of it as a quick crash course on getting started with your invitations.
#1 When should I get started on my wedding invites?
The short answer is: that depends, since each wedding is different, but let's break it down a little bit and work backward from your wedding date. For most weddings, where the majority of guests are local, we typically recommend getting your invitations into guests' hands around 3-4 weeks before your wedding date. This is usually enough time for guests to arrange work schedules and pick-up a gift. We've actually found that anything longer than 5-6 weeks and guests are more likely to lose the invitation or forget the date (though there are some notable exceptions we'll mention later).
Continuing working backwards from that point you'd need to include the time it takes for production, which can vary. We print primarily with an off-set print process because it offers the best quality and price at larger quantities. That process takes around 1-2 weeks from approval to delivery. And lastly you need to factor in the design time, which depending on the method you choose can range anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks. Working with a professional designer is usually much faster than designing your own, since most clients will have a near-print ready design within an hour of meeting (online order requests are usually completed in 24-48 hours). Once you have a digital proof, take the needed time to proofread thoroughly, and approve for print. This can be done at your own pace but it's worth getting a few people (usually fiance and parents) to help review the names, dates, and addresses before giving your final approval to print.
As we mentioned above, there are a few additional time add-ons to be aware of: if you are doing an RSVP card for a dinner or luncheon, you will need to adjust your timeline to your RSVP date rather than your wedding. So for example: if your caterer needs a final head count 2 weeks before your wedding date, you would push that timeline up by those 2 weeks so that guests have the invites in hand 3-4 weeks before the RSVP date you give them.
The other adjustment to consider, applies to destination weddings or wedding dates on or near major holidays, since those will require more advanced notice. This will obviously vary from wedding to wedding and possibly even from guest to guest. The general rule of thumb is to put yourself in the guests' shoes; if you were a guest at your wedding, when would you need to receive the invitation in order to make the necessary arrangements to attend? For both of these situations, we highly recommend sending Save the date cards at least 4 months in advance (6 months if you can!) to give guests a head start on booking travel and accommodations.
#2 What paper should I print on for my wedding invites?
No-one has time to get a PHD in paper making and printing, so we’ll save you from reading an entire book on card stock weights, finishes, printing techniques, etc. You can request a sample pack (FREE!) on our website where you can check out the many different paper stocks you can print on that work within any budget and style. But until one arrives in your mailbox, let us give the deets on a few of our more popular options:
Satin - our most popular card stock choice (and for good reason!) This paper has a smooth, velvety finish, ideal for printing photos or clear, crisp details. It’s also our thickest card stock in our standard paper line, making this an affordable, yet luxurious choice.
Uncoated Matte - Ideal for rustic, homespun types of weddings, this paper is thinner than the satin, has a bit of texture, and is uncoated. Because it’s an uncoated paper, it’s not necessarily a great option for photos as the inks tend to soak into the paper, making them appear darker and duller.
Glossy - Ultra shiny and oh-so durable, this paper choice is technically a coating finish. Colors tend to be saturated and bright, making this an awesome choice for photos and postcard style cards.
If you are seeking a more luxurious vibe, you might fall in love with our premium Vellum paper, Linen, Pearl, Foil, or Letterpress options. Each has a unique look and feel to them, so be sure to request a sample on our website!
#3 How many wedding invitations do I need to order?
Let’s do this wedding planning exercise: imagine a dart board with all your family, friends, and acquaintances’ names on it. Let’s organize this dart board in order of who gets an invite and which kind of additional insert card.
The innermost circle is reserved for your closest family and friends. These are guests that will be attending your ceremony/sealing, luncheon, dinner and reception. They will most likely be with you most of the day and they are the VIP guests. That circle is most likely to be the smallest, and that’s okay. They will receive a wedding invite as well as any details cards, like ceremony invites, RSVPs, etc.
The second ring is family and friends that you’d like to come to the reception to party but not necessarily the ceremony and more intimate parts of the wedding day. Depending on your budget, style, and personality, this ring might be on the larger side. You will want to send the main invitation, with wording about the reception and information about time and location.
The last ring may be optional depending on how formal your wedding is. This is filled with friends of family, coworkers, etc and are people that you have room for at your reception but may not attend or may stop by and greet the newlyweds. If you are having a formal wedding, a sit down dinner, a destination wedding, or simply don’t want to socialize with that many people on your wedding day (we feel you!), you may not want to send them an official wedding invite at all, Instead, opt for a wedding announcement with a date, a photo, and perhaps wedding registry or website info. That way, you can keep guest counts lower while still announcing your engagement.
Tally all households together and that’s your rough number! You always want to err on the side of caution and order 10% extra just in case you missed someone or an invite goes rouge in the post office.
Wedding invitation design can be a fun-filled and exciting time. We’ve heard from many of our couples that getting their wedding invitations was like the last missing piece to the wedding planning puzzle and everything after getting them felt more real. If you’re still feeling overwhelmed or stuck, don’t hesitate to ask us anything! Until then, happy wedding planning!
Aspen & Kyler | Boho Utah Wedding at Walker Farms Wedding Venue
Venue : Walker Farms
Custom Wedding Invitations: Anthology Print
Photographer : Kate Anne Photography
Suits: Jack Suits
Ties: Dazi Ties
Bridesmaids Dresses: Baltic Born
Bride’s Dress: Prichett Bridal
Lights: Moonlight Utah
Flowers: Heritage Flower Company
Neon Sign: My Neon Life
Caterer: Caley’s Catering
Vintage Car: Something Vintage Something Blue
Wedding Cake: Cakes by Rach
Band: The Utah Wedding Band
Video: Jessica Criddle
Custom Shoes: NIKE
3 important questions you need to ask your engagement photographer BEFORE you book
We work with hundreds of couples and see hundreds of engagement photos each year! We’ve seen awesome, high quality and heartfelt images for our lovely couples and we’ve helped couples troubleshoot their engagement photo woes. Whether an image is “good” or “great” all boils down to a few main things:
We work with hundreds of couples and see hundreds of engagement photos each year! We’ve seen awesome, high quality and heartfelt images for our lovely couples and we’ve helped couples troubleshoot their engagement photo woes. Whether an image is “good” or “great” all boils down to a few main things:
Are the images high resolution downloads?
Now, we don’t expect you the second you get engaged to know the lingo of an entire industry, so don’t hurry out and fall down a research rabbit hole (unless you already like doing that stuff!) There are a few things to consider when talking about image resolution, the first being intent. If your intention for your photos is to only ever post them on social media or online, 72 dpi (or dots per inch) is plenty of resolution. The reason being that screens range 72 inch flat screen tvs (or bigger!) to a few inches on a phone screen, so the size won’t matter too much. There’s also the matter of load time for images online (no one wants to wait an eternity to see your photos on a website) and some apps will have a limit on the size upload of your file.
However, print is a different story completely. Because wedding invitations - or canvases, framed prints, etc.- are a physical product, the resolution must be much higher to be printed clearer. Simply put, the bigger the print, the bigger the file/higher the resolution. We want to give you the best possible invitation print, so we require at least a resolution of 240 or higher.
Often a good photographer will give you the option in your gallery to download your images in high resolution AND in low resolution so you have options. The question to clarify with your photographer is whether or not you’ll be getting high resolution files for printing. Look for photographers that shoot on quality photography equipment and know the crap out of lighting and editing. If they seem to have trouble with understanding basic functions of their camera settings, look into a little further. You might be getting a new photographer (which isn’t necessarily a bad thing!) but just let them know what your priorities are.
Does your current website and social media reflect what style of editing I will get for my engagement photos?
Ahhhh, the ole bait and switch. No one wants to be fooled by a photographer. This question helps a photographer to clarify their position on style and preferences. Photographers are both artists AND business(wo)men, so it’s a fine line between pushing their craft and passion, and also client expectation. Some experimentation is expected, but you want to know that what you’re going to get is fairly consistent with their past work. Color edits, shooting style, and personality are all things to followup with a photographer.
how do you recommend I prepare and dress for my engagement session?
This is totally up to you. Based on your style, personality, location, time of year, and purpose of taking the photos, there are too many factors to give you one answer. When you reach out to a photographer, you’re likely to have done some research on their style and the style of their past clients. Does what you see on their website and social tell you if you’ll be a good match? If that’s a “YES!” then ask your photographer for tips on favorite shops to check out for engagement outfits, what to bring to your session, and what to expect during your photography session. They should want to help you as much as possible because the ultimate goal is to get you amazing photos for your engagement!
Engagement sessions are a blast and can be a magical time for you to let loose with your fiance and get to know your photographer better before the big day! Just do a bit of digging about these few key things and you’ll do amazing!
To your best wedding self,
Amazing photos by Michelle & Logan Photography
Modern Rustic Fall Wedding Inspiration
Searching for the perfect Fall wedding inspiration? This one is for you!
Styled Wedding: Lavendar Dreams Wedding Inspiration
These modern spring pastels are the perfect wedding inspiration for your luxury wedding. This wedding at Sleepy Ridge in Utah is sure to leave you feeling refreshed and who doesn’t love a llama at a wedding?!
Purple Utah Wedding
Purple, Lilac, Lavender, Plum… whatever shade it is, purple is having it’s wedding moment! This feminine and delicate color is perfect for a wedding and these floral wedding inspiration is one to bookmark for later.
Photography | Haley Thomas Photography
Planning | Everson Events
Venue | Studio 1918
Flowers & Decor | Nannette York
Invitation Suite | Anthology Print
Cake | Frosted By Ash