A gently nod to our original wedding colors (11 years ago) and my custom designed wedding dress which featured a hint of blue flowers in the pattern. We accomplish a sweet sophisticated country feel with the addition of lace, burlap, blue baby’s breath, warm candle light and strawberry topped cake. This was displayed during our “Meet the Swodeck’s” closing Art Show in our Loft Gallery.
Designed by Chara Nicole.
The last few years, the trend to have a green wedding has meant something completely different, but originally a green wedding had much more to do with color. This week’s table is inspired by the rolling hills of Ireland and the stark elegance of black. This table design is fit for Spring or Summer and is the perfect way to symbolize growth and fresh beginnings.
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The strikingly stunning warmth of yellow paired with the simplistic tone of gray. Today’s table is less about an outdoor spring/summer wedding at a vineyard and more about heading inside to celebrate an elegant, yet playful afternoon as grown folks. Mixing the commonality of a tin can with the breathtaking beauty of a fresh handful of yellow Craspedia flowers, these colors will inspire you.
Inspired by a clear blue sky on a spring day and the warmth and softness of a batch of freshly picked peaches, today’s table design reminds us of an understated, yet breathtaking reception in the heart of Georgia. Pass the sweet tea and cobbler.
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This Tuesday’s Table is very special. It was a featured in our LOFT during the “Meet the Swodecks” show we did last Saturday for Art Walk. People fell in love with the fresh flowers, simple elegant palette and vintage elements. Shown in the top right corner is my initial sketch of the table before beginning the design.
