2010 Wedding Trends!

For some reason I though I post this blog before but I guess not...Well, here is latest trends on weddings for 2010

For the Lovely Bride

Birdcage veils

Gloves

Pearls and antique broaches

Couture and vintage dresses

Rhinestone brooch and sating sash on wedding dress

Source (ABryanPhoto.com)

Strapless dresses!... I know they been around for years but strapless gowns are perennial favorites, this season has brought back the off-the-shoulder look for brides who want to accentuate their neckline or draw attention to gorgeous jewelry.

Photo source (birdcageveils.com)

Mismatched Bridesmaids Dresses

For years, brides have been selecting their bridesmaid dresses, color and style; but the 2010 wedding trend takes the idea further. Choose only a color then let your bridesmaids find an off-the-rack dress of any designer that they like. Not only does this take some pressure off of you but it also ensures that women are choosing a dress they like and they'll be likely to actually wear again.

Source (Josh McCullock photographer)

Favors

Personalized appreciation is back!...The effect that an event has on the guests is more noticeable than ever before, so the importance of a favor is felt more than ever. Be sure to appreciate those in attendance. It is not just an afterthought, omission or generic item. Think of local artisans, locally grown products, personal mementos, and on the spot print outs...

Backyard weddings at home

Intimate and personal affairs in the backyard are bigger than ever. Going home incorporates the continued trend of personalizing the wedding day experience. Smaller size guest lists, more intimate settings, grass roots weddings, elegant and detail driven, but in no way small on what counts...

Bright Colors

Yes! Colors are an important factor for any wedding. Monochromatic palettes-this doesn't mean muted colors, just single color bunches. Vibrant colors: orange, green, yellow, hot pink and peach.

Metal colors like gold, silver, copper and pewter.

And black is definitely the new black. Break the rules and show off the darker side of your event.