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WEDDING DECOR INSPIRED BY FASHION AND INTERIOR DESIGN


Last Sunday at The Wedding Experience, Michelle Gainey, owner of Lemiga Events presented three inspiration boards she compiled to create the three table designs you see below. During Michelle's presentation, I began developing the personalities of these brides from the clues I gained from the inspiration boards.


I imagine this table entitled Classic Romance to belong to a bride with very refined taste. She loves billowy ball gowns, fine china, pretty shiny things, and above all the color pink.

Take a look at this romantic table setting. So feminine, so lovely, the table linens have dressmaker details that are sweet, but not immature. The china's intricate details are reminiscent of stitching on a gown and are accented by a fresh flower corsage.

Antiqued silver, mercury, and glass illuminate the table with help from candlelight. Flowers are displayed across the length of the table presenting each guest with their own personal arrangement. The wedding cake takes my breath away. The lattice design from the table linens is carried forth in the cake design as well as the ruffled skirt and exquisite heirloom brooch.



The next bride is a modern bride who is quite the socialite. Not only is she fashionable, but she has a great interior design aesthetic.  She loves anything tufted, the color turquoise, and most recently purchased the coveted ghost chair and think everyone else should own one, too!


The table seating combines a tufted banquette with individual ghost chairs giving this decor a social, lounge-like feeling.  This socialite loves being seen at the latest hot spots and wants her wedding for feel like one as well.


The glass plates allow the turquoise, gold bordered table linens to take center stage...and check out that table runner! I can totally "see" our socialite bride with such details on the back of her favorite "party girl" dress. In lieu of the traditional wedding cake she has chosen a non-traditional mousse cake and handcrafted pastries back lit by clubby blue lights! This bride has style and attitude to boot!



This last bride is a bride after my own heart! The Couture Glam loves a little edge, but knows when to pull back. Her desire is to have a wedding decor that perfectly balances tradition and modernity.

The focal point of this table has to be the daring combination of blooms, succulents, and branches. What a captivating landscape! I could easily envision an outdoor wedding in a greehouse or directly under the moonlight! Table linens have a hint of glitz while the placesettings are simple, yet still very beautiful.


I wouldn't be surprise if the Couture Glam bride requested that her wedding cake mimic her gown. Custom fitted, cascading rosettes and of course something blue...her cake and gown exemplify perfection!


I've had a wonderful time discussing weddings this week and love to shake things up a bit.  

If you are planning a sit down dinner this Mother's Day, I challenge you to incorporate one of the above elements into your own table design. If so, which element would you choose?
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17 comments:

Divamom-Act II said...

Your impressions of the brides are dead on. Lovely pictures. Enjoyed this.

Tonia Lee Smith said...

I am seriously lovin' the Modern Elegance.

Anonymous said...

I loved this week of wedding syle posts. And I'm with you, definitely a "Couture Glam" girl!

Marija said...

So witty! Beautiful boards and your commentary is terrific. Okay. I was definitely a classic romance bride but today I think I'm more a modern elegance kind of bride. Not that I plan to do it all over :)

Sarah La Rose said...

I would like to be a guest at the weddings that feature designs like the ones you feautred. A complete dream come true for brides. I would have loved to of afforded such extravegance.

Have a great weekend Erika!!

LindsB said...

Love all of these- I am totally into anything wedding these days since I am planning my own. There is so much to think about!

Justice Fergie said...

Breathtaking! I am gathering ideas for my 10-year anniversary party!

Leah said...

These pictures are amazing! So lovely! The turqouise was really stunning! Thanks for sharing these pics!

Kelly@ColorSizzle said...

This is a beautiful post, and you've really captured the essence of each bride. I always enjoy visiting your blog!

Anatomy of A Dinner Party said...

Adored this, Erika! I really love the first one. All that soft pink is so girly!

Talking with Tami said...

Your pics are great, I enjoyed all the different themes.

Hello Lover... said...

Thanks so much for the comment! I am absolutely loving your blog - it's brand spanking new to me, and it looks like I have lots of lovely posts to go back and read on here. Love these pics - I love how far weddings have come over the past few years, so personal and great design!

Sally@DivineDistractions said...

Wedding design is becoming quite the thing, and I think it's giving us some of the most creative and inspirational designs out there. Surely there's something here for the mother's day table.
I also wanted to thank you for following DivineDistractions and for commenting. I'm having a great time writing the blog and it's followers like you that make it so worthwhile.
Great post!

Niki McNeill Brown said...

Absolutely gorgeous!! Makes me want a to get married & have a fab wedding... (sigh)

Arianna Belle said...

Wow! Such beautiful inspiration! New follower! :)

Deanna Jackson said...

Simply Exquisite!!! I'm blown away.

Michelle Gainey said...

Thanks so much for the feature and for taking the time to come to our event. I love the commentary, and you are dead on with my vision for the table designs!

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