Sarah + Thomas’s Outdoor Tent Wedding at the Allan House in Austin, Texas, Was A Day of Something Blue and Moody Hues, Proving That Blue Can Make The Perfect Wedding Color Palette for Those Looking To Stand Out!

Finding the perfect wedding dress is one thing - as the bride, you get to pick the perfect dress just for you. When it comes to bridesmaids, it can get a bit more tricky. You now have to take into account multiple different women (or dudes), with various body types, shapes, skin tones, budgets, etc. Mismatched Bridesmaid dresses are a great way to establish a vibe + style on your wedding day along with those very important people standing next to you, but also allow each bridesmaid to feel confidant in what they wear standing next to you. Below we have rounded up some of our favorite bride tribe attires that range from mismatched silhouettes and colors, to same color but mismatched silhouettes. Let us know which ones are your favorite, and don’t forget to get that Pinterest “pin” button ready!

Whether you are a wedding coordinator or future newlywed, crafting the ideal timeline can seem like a daunting task. Timelines are not a cut and dry, one-size-fits-all process. There are a lot of factors to consider when organizing your timeline for the wedding day. Each wedding professional has their own process for what works best for them, and I hope by reading what we do, you can help develop what works best for you. While this isn’t our start to finish process, below are some factors that we take into consideration when developing a seamless timeline from ceremony start time in relation to sunset times, post-ceremony/cocktail timeframe and kicking dinner off.

Our colorful Anthro-bride Kathleen was the perfect planning and design client to kick off our 2020 year celebrating! Her bridal portraits took place at a family friends historical Victorian home in downtown Bryan, Texas, and then continued on to the Texas A&M campus. Kathleen’s vivacious personality paired perfectly with her vibrant bouquet and made for such gorgeous and timeless bridal portraits!

One of the most difficult parts of designing a wedding is so often taking the ideas in your head and translating them into something cohesive, tangible and visible. Not everyone visualizes the same thing - one person may see coral where another sees peach, a blue and white wedding to one can translate into velvet blue linens with all white floral and another could see all white linens with blue napkins, goblets and pops of blue floral, and I can’t even tell you how many times people have referenced the color turquoise, when they really meant teal. Even when showing inspiration images of something like bouquets it can be easily misinterpreted, one may see textures and shape, where another focuses on specific blooms and colors. Come see how our wedding design transitioned from mock-up to wedding day!

Iridescent Textures + Wildflower Blooms come together for a romantic and boho design full of color at Bryan wedding venue, Ice House on Main with talented florist, Ivy Floral