Conntinuing the theme of ‘classical coastal elegance’, Alex’s hand tied bouquet was filled with white summer blooms; a magnolia grandiflora flower to admire, a large white sculptural cattleya orchid and various sweet scented garden, tea and heritage roses in white, tucked amongst hosta leaves.
Garden and tea roses in peachy-pink hues that complemented the bridesmaids pewter coloured dresses. The hosta leaves tucked amongst the garden roses added a modern element.
Flowers by Aleksandra
The decadence and glamour of 1930‘s Hollywood was the inspiration behind this art deco style invitation suite.
Strong typography and century old letterpress printing techniques were teamed with the finest quality italian paper stock and ruby shine envelopes. The art deco style address label and a belly band bring this distinctive suite together.
In true Art Deco style, the elegantly refined invitation suite featured an eclectic touch. Guests invited to ‘Request a Record’- a great idea to ensure guests are up and dancing- and a gift registry ticket that looks like it belongs on the set of Boardwalk Empire.
Invitations by Daisy & Jack
When Alex and Josip chose The Public Dining Room on Sydney’s Balmoral Beach, they knew that it would be the perfect setting for the intimate dinner they had envisaged for their wedding celebration.
The award-winning food, chic Scandanavian inspired decor and waterfront location needed little adornment, so simplicity was key when it came to the styling. The beachside setting called for an elegant yet relaxed look; all white with a touch of black.
The hand-stitched napkins, personalised with each guests name, were a thoughtful gift from a dear friend of the couple. A gorgeous addition to the chic table-setting and intimate atmosphere, the napkins did triple duty as place-setting, keepsake and of course, the practical use.
Alex’s innate personal style was evident in every detail, brought to life by Aleksandra.
Photography by Marek Veverka
The delicate blossoms and muted sugar roses make this cake the perfect accompaniment for a garden wedding.
This bespoke range of vintage inspired wedding invitations from Starry Night is truly delightful. Each piece is hand-finished, adding to the beauty of the unique designs.
Using the finest papers and embellishments, each invitation has a matching suite with Save the Dates, Menus, RSVP cards, and Order of Service covers to name just a few.
From garlands of roses to quirky illustrations and charming stripes, this range will be sure to brighten your guests mailbox.
My favourite though is the chic ‘Fly Me Away’ collection with its elegant French styling and air balloon motif.
Invitations by Starry Night Design and Paperie
Regular readers will know my weakness for ruffles and bows, so imagine my delight when I discovered this gorgeous trio of ivory cakes, each with a unique design. Styled with a pretty lace tablecloth, the result is sheer elegance.
Created by: Sweet Bloom Cakes
One simple layer of cake, adorned with an olive grosgrain ribbon equals understated sophistication.
Cake by Rouvelee’s Creations
A sneek-peek from an exquisite country wedding we will be featuring next week. The bouquet is just too beautiful not to share!
Just some of the gorgeous flowers that created that riot of colour; Blue Cornflowers, hot Pink Roses, Lavender, Yellow Freesias and Camelia Foliage.
And yes, the glamorous bride wore black!
Photo credit: Cameron Spencer
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