Inspiration Board: Garden Of Eden

I'm working with a couple planning a mid-September wedding who've chosen to design their event around the theme "Garden Of Eden." They've decided to ground the ambiance in sage green and soft brown. To complement the greens and browns of their color scheme, the couple may consider infusing burgundy, whites and lots of candlelight. Here's my first inspiration board for this couple's nuptials.

GARDEN OF EDEN
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Credits (top, left to right): Real Flower Ring Pillow (photo courtesy of Style Me Pretty); Groom in Brown Suit w/ Green boutonniere (photo courtesy of TheKnot); Chocolate Colored Personalized Aisle Runner (photo courtesy of The Pissed Off Bride blog); Bride w/ Bridesmaids wearing Sage Green gowns (photo courtesy of Jan Garcia Photography); Courtyard Ceremony Space - The Imperia; Delicate Green Fan Programs - Wedding Things; Multi-Height Floral Arrangements wrapped in brown ribbon (Elizabeth Bailey Floral and Event Design); Celadon Draped Sweetheart Table & Brown Ribbon Adorned 4-Tier Wedding Cake (photos courtesy of One Source Weddings); Natural Bamboo Coaster Favors - Beau Coup; Scripted Brown Table Number Card (photo courtesy of Style Me Pretty); White Boxed Favor w/ Brown & Green Ribbons (photo courtesy of TheKnot); Branch Centerpiece w/ Apples - Flowers On The Avenue; Jimmy Choo Ankle-Strap Shoes (photo courtesy of Tauran Woo Photography)

Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, The Bridal Party

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