Outdoor weddings in the summer call for finding clever ways to ward off the heat. Set out a platter of frozen treats to keep guests happy and cool.
See more of this whimsical tropical wedding on Bajan Wed.
Photography by MICHAEL WILTBANK | Styled By Kate Berry
Finding florals to complement a set color scheme or aesthetic can prove to be tricky. The fix? Spray-painting filler greens and eucalyptus leaves to achieve a palette of your choosing—find out how here.
Photography by AARON AND JILLIAN PHOTOGRAPHY VIA STYLE ME PRETTY
Ditch the ordinary place card holders in lieu of monstera leaves paired with personalized name cut-outs.
Here’s to using the best and brightest of the produce available during the summer as an entirely edible centerpiece. We’re taking major cues from this unbelievable display from Paper & Stitch.
Photography by GREEN WEDDING SHOES
Summer weddings and florals are essentially synonymous, and one couldn’t go without the other. Since hoop bouquets are all the rage this year, we’re sincerely partial to this silk flower take on the traditional arrangement.
Photography by HEATHER PAYNE PHOTOGRAPHY VIA ONCE WED
Heather Payne’s DIY concrete candles exude pure elegance with a bold flair. Pair the look with leafy greens (pictured here, eucalyptus) to maximize the effect of both.
Photography by GREGORY ROSS VIA GREEN WEDDING SHOES
We’re swooning over the spectrum of sweet pink shades in this DIY. Take note from this charming arrangement and reserve a string of ribbon for the bridal bouquet.
Photography by CARLEY RUDD PHOTOGRAPHY VIA ANNE SAGE
Wylie West Creative‘s floral installation is all sorts of inspiring. Fasten a trio of hoops over the dining table, and string along lengthy filler greens around the ring. Use floral tape or wire to disguise the stems.
Photography by Michael Wiltbank
Balloons paired with an exaggerated cluster of tassels should go without saying. Here’s how to recreate the look for your big day.
