Gold Headpieces

For those of you whom follow wedding blogs i am sure you are all well aware, but in case you haven't been noticing it...GOLD is in.

It has been popping up every where. From cutlery, to stationary, table runners, and vases, gold is making an appearance in weddings more often than not.

If we step away from the table and focus on the bride, one trend we are loving at the moment is the good headpiece. I am finding it hard to classify exactly what style these are.... They are all so unique they seem to fit seamlessly into an assortment of wedding styles.

This one is super sweet and a DIY job!

Via: blyknbrideonline.com

Via:Portobello Jewellery 

Coppercolver.com

Via: The Art of Weddings 

Via:oncewed.com

WE have also found some simple and sweet chains on Etsy.

Stay posted for some more GOLD inspiration to come.... 

Mint Condition

Last week we blogged about Emerald being the colour of 2013. But Emerald's not the only shade of green we see making a big impact next year. Without a doubt, mint is one of our picks to be the top trend in weddings in 2013.  It is feminine, yet fresh, and sits perfectly with a myriad of other colours.

You know when you decide you love something - and then you start to notice it. Everywhere. You. Go.? That's me right now with the colour 'mint'. I'm wanting clothes and nail-polish in the spearmint shades, I'm drawn to soft sorbet green paint swatches at Bunnings as I try to renovate my house, and of course I want to use it in weddings!

Below are some of our favourite minty wedding inspiration pics.  

Glam: Mint & Gold

Girly: Mint & Pink/Peach

More Mint:

The Great Gatsby Era

The new, the exciting, and the scandalous! Oh – how I sometimes wish I were born in an era where it felt like we were on the verge of a revolution. A revolution of style and life style!! (That said; we might just be living on the verge now…?)

The Roaring 20’s holds host to many triumphs: Women’s rights and our movement into the work force, music and scientific discovery. It was a time of rebuilding, rediscovering and reinventing! Most importantly, it was a significant shift in style and fashion in general! Beautiful head pieces, comfortable floating dresses, black, gold and champagne palettes. Oh -so glam. 

We we’re liberated!

Its no wonder we are once again feeling inspired by this point in time, how could we not? 

Via: bait and switch

Via: Chic Vintage Bride

Kate Moss used 1920's inspiration for her (gasp-worthy) big day.... and who doesn't need another excuse to look at these pics... 

Via: fashionista.com

And Tori Spelling also went with a classic 1920s look on her wedding day. Rarely listed as a style icon, this pic of Tori is somewhat different and proves that the vintage look is totally pretty, elegant and timeless.  

Via: people.com

And here's a couple of extra inspiration pics we're loving.

Via: Green Wedding Shoes

Via: Kendra Scott Design 

We imagine a 1920s wedding involving lots of crystal vases and brass pieces. Soft muted tones like cream, gold and blush. Red lips and classic roses. Perhaps a jazz band playing in the corner. It's all about glamour, old hollywood style.

If you're planning a vintage wedding in Adelaide, there are plenty of great suppliers that you should check out..

• In Love Again Vintage Bridal at Largs Bay has a range of original vintage dresses to try on, as well as custom-made head-pieces. Rene is also offering styling if you need some help achieving the overall look. 

•  Gemma Vendetta does hair and makeup in the vintage style, and even uses actual methods that were used at that time. 

• And there are loads of great venues that could host a Gatsby-style garden party: think Botanic Gardens Restaurant, Carrick Hill, Ayers House. There's so many more, so don't hesitate to ask us for ideas if you are looking for somewhere!