
Photo Credit: Kio Kreations
A few months ago, one of my brides changed her theme/wedding look from a modern black, white and fuchsia color scheme to a nautical navy affair with white, silver, hot pink and green colors added to the color palette. I was so happy with the change! As a florist, it made things much more fun for me as there is a lot more to pull from when you have more colors to work with. I talked her into navy and white striped ribbon on the bouquet handles and some short mixed centerpieces in galvanized metal buckets and we also did a monogrammed aisle runner with a little anchor on it. The cake was decorated with fresh flowers and had gum paste/fondant waves, ropes, and knots on it–it was the most nautical thing at the wedding and still was very chic and understated. I think keeping the nautical touches subtle and chic is the way to go and it makes me very excited to do other nautical weddings in the future. I’ve already been gathering up inspiration! Check out these nautical niceties…

Photo Credit: Kio Kreations

Photo Credit: Kio Kreations

Photo Credit: Kio Kreations
Pretty Paper

Photo Credit: Broadway Paper

Photo Credit: Lottie Loves

Photo Credit: Oh So Beautiful Paper

Photo Credit: Curbly

Photo Credit: Brass Paperclip on Etsy

Photo Credit: Once Wed
Beautiful Bayside Flowers & Decor…

Photo Credit: Rebecca Thuss

Photo Credit: Brooke Roberts Photography

Photo Credit: Amelia Lyon Photography

Photo Credit: Once Wed

Photo Credit: Amelia Lyon Photography

Photo Credit: Brooke Roberts Photography

Photo Credit: Brides.com

Photo Credit: Troy and Aimee Grover

Photo Credit: Tim Riddick Photography
Of course the ideal nautical-themed wedding would actually be ON the water like this one…I love this shot!

Photo Credit: Matt Pratt Photography
Are you planning a nautical wedding? I hope we get more nautical brides for 2013! I cannot wait to see of this look! It really takes me away!

Photo Credit: Miller + Miller Photography
Nuts about Nautical Weddings
Photo Credit: Kio Kreations
A few months ago, one of my brides changed her theme/wedding look from a modern black, white and fuchsia color scheme to a nautical navy affair with white, silver, hot pink and green colors added to the color palette. I was so happy with the change! As a florist, it made things much more fun for me as there is a lot more to pull from when you have more colors to work with. I talked her into navy and white striped ribbon on the bouquet handles and some short mixed centerpieces in galvanized metal buckets and we also did a monogrammed aisle runner with a little anchor on it. The cake was decorated with fresh flowers and had gum paste/fondant waves, ropes, and knots on it–it was the most nautical thing at the wedding and still was very chic and understated. I think keeping the nautical touches subtle and chic is the way to go and it makes me very excited to do other nautical weddings in the future. I’ve already been gathering up inspiration! Check out these nautical niceties…
Photo Credit: Kio Kreations
Photo Credit: Kio Kreations
Photo Credit: Kio Kreations
Pretty Paper
Photo Credit: Broadway Paper
Photo Credit: Lottie Loves
Photo Credit: Oh So Beautiful Paper
Photo Credit: Curbly
Photo Credit: Brass Paperclip on Etsy
Photo Credit: Once Wed
Beautiful Bayside Flowers & Decor…
Photo Credit: Rebecca Thuss
Photo Credit: Brooke Roberts Photography
Photo Credit: Amelia Lyon Photography
Photo Credit: Once Wed
Photo Credit: Amelia Lyon Photography
Photo Credit: Brooke Roberts Photography
Photo Credit: Brides.com
Photo Credit: Troy and Aimee Grover
Photo Credit: Tim Riddick Photography
Of course the ideal nautical-themed wedding would actually be ON the water like this one…I love this shot!
Photo Credit: Matt Pratt Photography
Are you planning a nautical wedding? I hope we get more nautical brides for 2013! I cannot wait to see of this look! It really takes me away!
Photo Credit: Miller + Miller Photography