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  1. Huesday :: Khaki

    December 18, 2012 by Whitney

    I’m woman enough to admit it – I’m a latecomer to the khaki love train. When the color first started appearing on wedding blogs and on the glossy pages of magazines I was quick to admit the color had appeal but, I was just as quick to say: “Not for me.” Thanks to some of our lovely brides who had more sense about Khaki than I, we were able to work on beautiful, classic designs that have swayed my feelings about the color. I’m eternally grateful for discovering a new color crush! Khaki color schemes are quickly becoming some of my favorites.

    Khaki + Blush

    Paired with Blush, Khaki feels soft and romantic. I see visions of a delicate pink blooms, endless ruffles, and khaki suits coming together for a vintage, spring-y wedding. The soft pink compliments khaki well keeping the overall feel current. This isn’t the dated khaki uniforms are made of, this is a soft palette dreams are made of! Consider paring pink and khaki with the soft, sage green of succulents to keep things feeling up-to-date but still romantic and delicate.

    Khaki and Pink

    Two-Tone Bridesmaid Gown :: Eden Bridals via Toast Bridal ♥  Khaki and Pink Tablescape :: Lori Paladino Photography via The Knot ♥  Pink and Burlap Bouquet :: Floral Design - Nicole Ha Designs Photography - Stephen Pappas  ♥  Khaki and Pink Bridal Party ::  Vue Photography   ♥  Pink Chair Decoration :: Harwell Photography via Bridal Guide  ♥  Pink Ruffle Gown :: Brides Magazine UK  ♥  Khaki Bridesmaid :: Tec Petaja via Once Wed  ♥  Pink Frames :: braggingbags via Etsy

    Khaki + Navy

    If you’re looking for something more tailored, refined, and classic to pair with khaki, then look no further than navy. Deep, slightly de-saturated navy looks stunningly chic paired with warm khaki. This color combination is also incredibly versatile  Whether you’re planning a seaside soiree or a vineyard gala these colors will look smashing! Add a splash of kelly green to brighten the scheme or, add the blush from the above palette and bring a touch of romance to your wedding day.

    Khaki Suit with Navy Bow-tie:: Aaron Young Photography via Green Wedding Shoes  ♥  Khaki and Navy Cake Toppers:: vintagegreenlimited  via Etsy ♥  Navy Bridesmaid Dress :: J Crew  ♥  Navy Shoe Clips ::  TutusChicBoutique via Etsy  ♥ Rosemary & Thyme Letterpress Invitation :: Drippy Ink Letterpress

    When choosing your color palette don’t forget about the khaki. Not quite brown, not quite yellow, not quite grey, khaki can feel cool or warm depending on what it’s paired with. Give it another glance and maybe you’ll start to feel like I have, that this color is the best of both worlds.

    Love,






  2. Huesday :: Chartreuse

    July 3, 2012 by Whitney

    Chartreuse is one of those colors that you either love or hate. Ranging from mellow yellow to a neon green, chartreuse is all over the runways this season to the delight (or chagrin) of trend followers everywhere. I adore chartreuse in all its varying hues so when I started seeing the color popping up in the wedding world I was giddy.

    Chartreuse is not for the faint of heart bride! It’s bold, brash, and in your face. But, that doesn’t mean this color is a one-pony. You can pair chartreuse with a range or colors – some muted, some just as bold, to create looks that range from feminine and classic to modern and minimalist.

    Grey + Chartreuse

    Paired with grey, Chartreuse conveys a modern, ethereal elegance. If using a bright shade of Chartreuse that is on the greener end of the spectrum, stick with more muted grey tones to avoid a heavy, dank palette.

    Wedding Gown :: Vera Wang Spring ’10  ♥  Cake :: Cake Girls  ♥  Evening Gown :: Tara Bradford  ♥  Shoes :: Picture - Jen Huang / Designer - B.P. “Enlightenment”   ♥  Frame :: Etsy  ♥  Bouquet :: Simply Blooms

    Navy + Chartreuse

    Perfect for a vintage barn wedding, navy adds a calming  feel to the vivid and modern chartreuse. By incorporating textures such as burlap, denim, and shantung you can create a warm, inviting atmosphere that says refined and rustic rather than musty cowboy.

    Clutch :: Gracey Bags  ♥  Necklace :: Twillypop  ♥  Bridesmaid with Bouquet (top) :: Purple Martini Wedding & Event Photography  ♥  Calligraphy::  White Lion Calligraphy Invitation :: Drippy Ink Designs  ♥  Bridesmaid with Bouquet (left) :: Jamie Clark   ♥  Ring Pillow :: Wedding Lab  ♥  Bridal Party Photo:: Todd Pellowe

    No matter what season your event takes place in, don’t feel as if you must use certain traditional seasonal colors. Let the feeling you want your day to have dictate the shades you choose and have fun with your colors!

    Love,