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Inspiration Board: Peacock Plumes

You're invited to browse our latest inspiration board, focusing on the gorgeous feathers of a peacock and all of the "vanity" that comes with them. After all, brides, it's YOUR one-and-only day, so why shouldn't you strut your stuff? While this is not a commonplace theme, it is effortlessly classy and uniquely bountiful. I've seen it used here and there but once I laid eyes on the cake below, by Mark Joseph Cakes, I decided to pay closer attention.
 

PEACOCK PLUMES
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 Credits (top, left to right): Peacock Symphony Chandelier Earrings - Shop Ruche; Outdoor Ceremony Chairs adorned w/ Peacock Plumes (photo courtesy of A Lavish Affair); Teal Net Puffball "Dolly" Dress - What R U Wearing; Peacock Cookie Favors - Sunflower Baking; Hanging White Paper Lanterns over blue pool; Faux Peacock (photo courtesy of Tanya Tribble Weddings); Manolo Blahnik Satin D'orsay Shoes w/ Black and White Feathers - Foot Candy; Custom Peacock Ceremony Programs (photo courtesy of TheKnot); Lush Floral Bouquet (photo courtesy of The Digital Art House);
Bride w/ Feathered Headpeice/Veil; Teal Satin-cushioned Chiavari Chair - Wedding Linens; BCBG Satin Pouch - BCBGMaxAzria; Opulent Peacock Inspired Tablescape (photo courtesy of An Elegant Touch); Shimmery Brown and Blue Linen Peacock Invitation - Get Carded; Wedding Rings atop stacks of Peacock Feathers; Peacock Plume Toss-Pillow/Ring-Pillow - Walmart; Three-tiered Peacock Inspired Wedding Cake w/ Orange Pound Cake, Raspberry Mousseline and Vanilla Bean Buttercream - Mark Joseph Cakes; Blue Feathered Chair Back - Party Mosaic
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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY

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August 6, 2009 at 12:14 AM
Ron Whistler said…
Thanks for posting our invitations. We are Get Carded and have the peacock inspired invitation. It is always nice to see our invitations show up in other areas of the web.
August 19, 2009 at 11:27 AM
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