With pale pink from a by-gone era, set with black to make everything "pop", you simply cannot go wrong with this classic combination! No matter the time of year, your wedding will look fresh and classic, and show that the smallest details mattered.
Dress the Table
To reproduce this setting, use pink as the backdrop and ebony as a border on plain white plates. Topstitch black thread across linen napkins. For the favor boxes, glue a thin black-and-white striped ribbon on the top, then glue a plastic cameo over it (Jewelry Findings Online). Tuck a treat, such as a chocolate, inside. To make the place card, use your computer to print the delicate black frame on pink card stock.
Your Wedding Gown
A pale pink dress looks glamorous -- especially with an ostrich-feather petticoat peeking out. Hints of black in the bouquet's ribbon play on the theme. A tea-length wedding dress is fun, flirty, and so 2011!
If the effusive ranunculus and garden roses are the stars of this centerpiece, the peach calla lilies, ruffly bottlebrush and grevillea, dinner-plate dahlias, spindly spider lilies, and vintage velvet swirls are their lovely supporting players. Lending a shot of modern sophistication are sprigs of European privet berries and smoke-bush leaves scattered throughout. For even more drama, florist Naomi deManana paired this arrangement with a dome of roses and placed both in bold black glass urns by Barreveld International.
Pink Pearls
A black-headed pin would look striking pierced into a rose boutonniere, and the rose cast of these pearls looks decidedly new. The freshwater-pearl earrings and opal-and-pink-pearl necklace are by Ted Muehling
Read more at Marthastewartweddings.com: Perfect Color Palettes for Weddings – Martha Stewart Weddings
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