Photo Credit: Brides of North Texas Magazine / Jessica Gold Photography / Meggie Francisco / The Garden Gate
If you were always the kind of girl who loved everything girly‚ flowers, dresses, dolls, and the color pink‚ then you’re going to absolutely love this perfect springtime event look we’re featuring. We enjoy it so much, in fact, that we couldn’t wait to show you‚ here’s how you can recreate one of the prettiest looks we’ve seen yet.
Photo Credit: Brides of North Texas magazine / Jessica Gold Photography / Meggie Francisco / The Garden Gate
This look is unapologetically feminine and delicate, choosing not to dance around the floral theme but rather dive headfirst into it. We can’t think of a better way to decorate for springtime than by bringing in as many flowers as possible, and that’s just what happened to create this stunning tablescape. The Abigail Floral Shantung table linen set an idyllic romantic tone, and Pink Shantung napkins provided an elegant pairing.
Photo Credit: Brides of North Texas Magazine / Jessica Gold Photography / Meggie Francisco / The Garden Gate
Each place setting featured the classic gold-rimmed Starlight Gold Pearl charger plate, and the table was covered in floral arrangements featuring bright, flirty shades of red, coral, pink, and ivory.
Photo Credit: Brides of North Texas Magazine / Jessica Gold Photography / Meggie Francisco / The Garden Gate
We especially love the way that the ghost chairs let the decorations take center stage. Their unobtrusive and delicate look allows your guests to see nothing but the gorgeous table linen and festoon of fresh-cut flowers.
The centerpieces made a big statement, too‚ sky high arrangements of different flowers strung down the chandeliers created a cascading, dramatic look. We love seeing interesting ways to use flowers, as well as unique centerpieces, and this was right on the mark.
Photo Credit: Brides of North Texas Magazine / Jessica Gold Photography / Meggie Francisco / The Garden Gate
The attention to every detail paid off: Each place setting had gold silverware to match the charger plates, and the menus, with white paper, fuchsia printing, and a gold border brought the whole look together. It was an event look that until now, we’d only dreamed of seeing!
Photo Credit: Brides of North Texas Magazine / Jessica Gold Photography / Meggie Francisco / The Garden Gate
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