How to perfect an all-white wedding.

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Colours make a huge different to the setting of any event, but especially a wedding.

Whilst I'd personally never set a theme, I think it's important to pick a colour or set of colours to work around. If not you can get a bit carried away and lost, picking one simple idea and sticking with it creates a much bigger impact than a jumble because you couldn't decide.

I'm currently toying with a few colours to go with, the first of which is all white.
It can seem a bit cold, but you can create a variety of looks; from minimalist and simple to fairy tale-esque and whimsical. Personally I would go for floaty and dreamy fabrics it creates a fresh and light look perfect for the big day!


~ Bride's Dress~

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Obviously you'd stick here with a classic white wedding dress. I'd go for a floaty chiffon and tulle number to follow the soft and dreamy feel of the day. Ugh I love wedding dresses so much and I haven't even tried any on yet!

~ Bridesmaid's Dresses ~

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Controversial, but I would DEFINITELY put my bridesmaids in white (if Kim can do it-so can I!). No one else will be wearing it, so they will stand out and would look so good next to the bride in photos. Choose a shorter style though (if you're having the classic long dress) so they are noticeably different to the bride.

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Ah and such cute little tutu's for tiny bridesmaids!

~Flowers~

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I could easily go way over the top with white flowers. 

Peonies are a personal favourite, all those soft ruffles are the epitome of a white wedding. The sweet blossom breaks the flowers bit, adding a different texture and interest. Greenery is needed for an all-white bouquet, here they've used grasses and succulents. I love this arrangement, with the variety of sizes and shapes it's got everything just right!

~ The Boys ~

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Personally with an all-white wedding I'd stay traditional and put the groom and groomsmen in black suits.

So smart and classy with the bow tie and satin lapels - very 007.

~ The Ceremony ~

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Whether you go for a civil or religious option, I'd go for a soft and romantic look at the ceremony. Fresh rose petals and white lanterns as the bride sweeps up the aisle with rows of limewash chiavari chairs for the guests.

~ Reception Decor ~

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Fairy lights, bunting, white chair covers, jam jars of flowers and cyrstal. What more could you possibly want from a reception? Keep it clean and classy.

After all these beautiful images, an all-white wedding is definitely a possibility for me now!

What do you think?

Gemma

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