With a winter wedding in Maine, I wanted to create a design that elegantly said winter but not through the obvious ways. A frosted light blue palette paired with touches of antique golds and creamy shimmers, communicated a snowy sophistication through ornate designs. I sprinkled in little birds, snowflakes and acorns to give a nod to the outdoor beauty of the Foxhill venue. I created vintage escort card tags that dangled in the tree branches next to metallic ornaments for guests. The couple’s logo proudly marked their invitation sleeve which we carried throughout at the event signifying their new union together.

Who doesn’t think of beautiful blue waters and romantic sunsets when you picture a wedding in Jamaica? The goal was to capture that feeling of resort relaxation as you watch the tropical evening sunset. The natural woven bamboo outside and the color intensity of my watercolor painting on the inside, represented both the beauty of the Round Hill resort and the breathtaking views of nature’s surroundings. The painting, based on Merrill’s dress detailing, is filled with a spectrum of blues and greens with accents of intense oranges.

Inspired by their favorite pattern from a pillow in their home, Ronit brought this to me, unsure if it was a “good idea”. As I always say, you can find inspiration in anything! Featuring lime greens and peacock blues for the save the dates then transitioning into purples and charcoals for the invitations and accessories. Keeping the design elements the same, the color shift only made the effect more intriguing. The vellum overlay in Hebrew slipped in for those guests who didn’t speak English. All finished with an elegant laser cut belly band!