Wedding Design: It's All In The Details | California Wedding Day
Wedding Design: It's All In The Details
Fresh and beautiful inspiration for unforgettable wedding decor.
October 29, 2021
SIMPLE BEAUTY: As intimate weddings continue to trend, carefully curated and thoughtful design is paramount. Grand venues, such as Vibiana, a former cathedral in downtown Los Angeles, are ideal backdrops for a romantic update of the classic luxury wedding.
"Every DETAIL should be a TRUE reflection of the couple and CAPTURE a story and PERSONAL style, from the invites to the dessert, no detail should be left UNNOTICED." – Erika Bellitt, Array Creative Design
Venue and Catering: Redbird | Vibiana Chef and Owner Neal Fraser and Bar Director Tobin Shea
BE STILL: Art is the perfect muse for creating a cohesive theme. The verdant Garden at Redbird is the perfect setting for showcasing how a still life painting inspires a stunning reception setting, from cocktails to centerpieces and everything in between.
"We were INSPIRED by the WILD romance of the DUTCH masters style of florals and abundance to create interesting tablescapes and FLORALS." – Emily Gaikowski, Heartthrob Weddings and Events
Venue and Catering: Redbird | Vibiana Chef and Owner Neal Fraser and Bar Director Tobin Shea
NOW BLOOMING: Florists are incorporating unique style to arrangements by adding elements such as painted fan palms, bleached flowers,
dried elements and intricate paper flowers.
"The GOAL behind every BOUQUET or CENTERPIECE is to have a SIGNATURE FLAIR that sets your design apart from others." – Falynn Love, Flawless Flowers by Falynn
Rose-gold-painted palms and leaves give this bounteous bouquet a lustrous elegance.
Through place settings and invitations, abundant floral centerpieces and creatively decorated cakes, bold design weaves colors, combines textures and incorporates unexpected details.
"TEXTURE is a principle that we lean on when putting together arrangements that FEEL visually IMPACTFUL yet ORGANIC and subtle." – Haroun Events
A subtle addition of dried fennel flowers and florals add movement to a simple white cake.
The classic black and white treatment gets a bohemian makeover through the use of textures, bleached florals, fluffy cushions, fringed placemats and glossy plates.
A BRIDE’S BEST FRIEND: Blush is a perennial favorite color for weddings and it plays the field beautifully, from the being the star of the show to playing a subtle neutral role. The beloved shade blends beautifully with sunny oranges, bright yellows, pastel blues, lavenders and deep autumn shades.
"Blush can be used as a dominant color, ACCENT or secondary color. Depending on how you pair your BLUSH with another color or TEXTURE, it can be DRAMATIC, cool and EDGY, or TIMELESS."
– Lizzy Liz, Lizzy Liz Events
Rose gold cutlery, pink flowers and cut-glass goblets make a splash against the buttery yellow flowers, soft blue plates and bright orange fruit adorning the table.
Notes of blush play with lush aubergine and creamy whites. Incorporating textures into the mix, the design makes use of a variety of materials, such as the velvet tablecloth, wicker placemats, fringed napkins and a wood-structured concrete table.
FLOWER GIRLS: Dainty blooms arranged in a loose, organic manner are leading the way down the aisle, allowing for the flowers to enhance the wedding gown.
"A SMALLER BOUQUET allows for the EMPHASIS to SHINE on the bride and gown while still COMPLEMENTING the overall LOOK."
– Davida Buggs, Flowers by Lady Buggs
A gathering of sweet peas makes a pretty bouquet for a maid of honor. The bride’s bouquet features white peonies, lacecap hydrangea, ranunculus, Pieris japonica and delphiniums.
UP AND AWAY: Installations of florals and lighting are a must for ceremonies and receptions whether they are inside or outdoors.
"LIGHTING is one of my favorite aspects of EVENT DESIGN. It leads guests through an event EVOKING EMOTIONS and creating MOOD. ELEVATING an event into an UNFORGETTABLE experience."
– Ashley Chanel, Ashley Chanel Events and Design
Bright blooms are woven among Villa Loriana’s arbor to highlight the ceremony space.
