Congratulations!!!! You just got engaged!1. “What are five words you would use to describe your wedding day?”
2. “What are your favorite colors?”
3. “What are your least favorite colors?”
4. “Where do you shop for clothes?”
5. “Where do you shop for home decor?”
6. “What are your hobbies and interests?”
7. “What are your top three priorities for the wedding?”
8. “What are your favorite flowers”
9. “What are your least favorite flowers?”
10. “How important are flowers and decor?”
11. “What are your favorite restaurants and types of food?”
12. “What type of music do you listen to?”
Yes, It is almost here. So hard to believe, but Prom 2011 is next weekend Dilyn Design has beautiful prom flowers for that special night. 
Having a good grasp on basic color theory will give you confidence in choosing the right colors to set just the exact mood you want for your wedding.
So... where do you start?
Perhaps with your favorite color. Then, take it to the wheel! Are you feeling a soothing monochromatic look or maybe one that commands attention, like with a complementary scheme, ect.
What are your wedding colors? How did you choose them?
Learn mor about color gasics, shades, tints as well as a few fun color palettes for Spring, Summer, Fall and winter....more to come!
Here is a sneak peek at the new Winter issue of Martha Stewart Weddings. It's a beautiful issue, chock full of images that will warm up the chilly days with lots of colorful inspiration...
I love the featured color palette that takes classic white and pairs it with slate, orange + green. Here's a little peek at the orange inspired pages - so super clean, crisp + refreshing!
Be sure to pick up your copy, hitting newsstands on December 27th!
{Cover credit: Photography by Kenji Toma/ Martha Stewart Weddings, Winter 2011. Color palette credit: Photography by Lucas Allen/Martha Stewart Weddings, Winter 2011}
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The weather outside not so frightful...and I am finding these details delightful from Country Living...
Effortless table decor with vintage glass ornaments in a pretty container
An herb wreath that both looks + smells amazing
Bright colored bulbs in a glass jar provide such a fun touch of color to a holiday table top
The look + smell of pine and holiday greenery makes us so happy...
{Snippet & Ink photo credits: Dreamhouse, boxwood garland cake and "wreath" bouquet both from Martha Stewart Weddings. Middle row: garland by Chelsea Fuss, place cards from Martha Stewart Weddings, seedling from Inky Pink. Bottom row: mini tree photo by A Bryan Photo, boutonnieres from Getty Images, programs from Martha Stewart Weddings}
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