Don’t miss Scenemakers TV appearance on the fabulous Bride Access tomorrow night. Tune in at 6:30PM on channel 4 to see our tips and inspiration for rustic mountain or barn wedding details. Here’s a sneak peak below!
There are some great ways to use natural colors for your barn wedding. Any use of wood mixes nicely. The neutral tones of hay mix nicely with grass and wood. Adding white linens and a bold pink will give that extra punch to make the colors stand out.
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The above images show some examples of whimsical ways to add rustic detail to your barn or mountain wedding. Wagon wheels are a great touch, wood slabs for just about anything will add some great whimsy. Think about incorporating horseshoes or saddles too.
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Who ever said a wedding in a barn had to be all rustic. Try hanging elegant chandeliers and using beautiful silks for table cloths or around floral. I think the above images of barn weddings show just how lovely you can dress up a rustic wedding venue.
This week on the Scenemakers blog we will be focusing on inspiration for a barn or mountain wedding – as we lead up to our next TV segment on Bride Access this Saturday. It seems to be the big trend here in Salt Lake for this coming summer.
The above images have great inspiration for the entrance to a wedding barn. A large hay wreath with over sized white drapes hung, make a big impact. Or try hanging your initials in greenery above the entry.
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One of our favorites, You May Kiss the Blog, from Bride Access has featured Scenemakers today. Check them out to see more photos of this fun Scenemakers wedding.
On top of that, our own Freddie Kesler will be on Bride Access tomorrow night, sharing some wedding tips on how to incorporate wallpaper into your decor. Tune in at 6:30PM, Saturday evening on Channel 4, to catch her fabulous ideas.
In keeping with the theme from yesterday, I decided to do today’s color theory using interior design inspiration, and more specifically, de Gournay chinoiseire wallpaper. Check out all the other beautiful wallpapers de Gournay has to get your wedding color inspiration.
Today’s whimsy inspiration comes from an amazing cake designer featured in Brides Local, Elizabeth Hodes. They commissioned her to come up with a cake using inspiration from interior design. The stye given to her was: Chinoiserie—a decorating style popular in 18th-century Europe that embraced Chinese motifs like birds and blossoms. Elizabeth used de Gourney wallpaper as her inspiration.
Read the full story on this cake inspiration here.
If you have ever felt stumped on how to add that unique touch to the way your personal flowers (most importantly, your bridal bouquet) are wrapped, check out some of the amazing vintage ribbon finds on Etsy. The blue and white stripped one above really captured me. It is an antique Victorian silk ribbon from 1817! I think that would do the trick for me.
Ribbon Shops on Etsy: Antique Ribbon, FiniRibbon
Friday Fête posts give me the chance to color outside the lines a bit. Today’s post may be way outside the wedding lines, but in neighborly spirit – and in my own excitement – I thought I’d welcome some new friends to town. Just across the street from us, at Trolley Square, Lulu Lemon has finally gifted Salt Lake a full retail store. I’ve been watching and waiting for quite some time now, as I run into Whole Foods to grab my morning snaks, for our new neighbors to rip down their fun window covers, and open their doors. This afternoon I finally got to shop at my favorite yoga outfitters. Please stop in and say hello to them.
A fun factoid, as reported by The Salt Lake Tribune:
Free Sunday yoga
Free yoga classes will be offered every Sunday, beginning Feb. 12, at the new lululemon athletica store in Trolley Square. The store’s grand opening is Friday, Feb. 10, at 10 a.m.
Where » lululemon athletica, 500 S. 700 East, Salt Lake City (Trolley Square next to Whole Foods)
When » Every Sunday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., beginning Feb. 12.
Cost » Free, yoga mats available.
Info » The class is open to all levels. Each week a different Utah yoga teacher will be in the instructor. On Feb. 12, it is Denise Druce.