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Inspiration Board: Yellow Cake

Here's our latest inspiration board ... boasting a Super Yellow and Slate Gray palette, two of Pantone's chosen fashion colors for Spring 2009.  I adore this color scheme!  It effortlessly exudes elegance.

YELLOW CAKE



Credits (top, left to right): Super Yellow bridesmaids and flower girl (photo courtesy of Vrai Photography); Limoncello Cooler Cocktails atop sunny patterned napkins (photo courtesy of Brides.com); Handsome column-front venue - Mansion at Judges' Hill; Lemon painted car (photo courtesy of flickr); Yellow rose and Eucalyptus bouquet - Lakeland County Florist; Silk drop-waist bridal gown - Romona Keveza Collection; 21 carat yellow cushion-cut diamond ring; Yellow polka-dot ring pillow (photo courtesy of Brooklyn Bride Blog);  Classy gray wedding invitation - Wedding Paper Divas; Specialty wine bottle themed cakes - Sweet Gems Custom Cakes; Vintage inspired yellow/gray headpiece - House of Telsa, ETSY
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Anonymous said…
ohhh i love this yellow! Especially that carany diamond - wow!
February 13, 2009 at 11:52 AM
Anonymous said…
Hello Guys!

Just found this great forum and found it really interesting :)

Looking to have some good fun with you people!

Regards :)
February 17, 2010 at 3:09 PM
Anonymous said…
Excellent idea
July 25, 2010 at 5:57 AM
Silvia said…
Just came across your blog and find it to be a great source of inspiration! Thanks.
June 13, 2011 at 1:04 PM
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