Weddings and summer go together. If you are looking to honor a unique bride in your life this wedding season, glean inspiration from this gorgeous bridal brunch designed by Charmean Neithart.
The bride was having a difficult time choosing a wedding china, so the bride’s family and friends bought her a pair, which Neithart used for the bathtub’s tableware. See what other thoughts she created that is able to help you throw your very own memorable affair. Happy planning!
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Neithart threw the shower in the bride’s home so the bride might have a vision for the way to re-create the event for entertaining later on. The gorgeous custom hand-painted Gracie Studio wallpaper served as her design inspiration to your celebration.
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The designer performed with the”Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” tradition for this shower. This china, a pattern that was discontinued from the’80s, found at Replacements was the”something old.” The tablecloth, a fresh Le Jacquard Francais routine, was the”something new.”
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Orange and orange slices in a pretty punch bowl ensure that a simple drink takes on a festive feel. This is the designer’s grandma’s Fostoria classic punch bowl, for”something borrowed.”
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Glasses from Anthropologie have been”something blue.”
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Neithart chose flowers in complementary purples for a look that the bride might easily replicate when having a dinner party of her own. Lilacs, plum roses, white hydrangeas, calla lilies, ivy, orchids and tulips make up this gorgeous arrangement.
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Tip: Use orchids as table structures for long-term reminders of the particular day.
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Summer is our favourite time of year for meal preparation, since it is so simple. Whatever is being grown locally is bound to be the freshest and most flavorful item available. Do not the greens look gorgeous? The berries and pomegranate seeds tie in the color scheme.
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Tip: Bite-size treats are ideal to promote conversation in addition to eating.
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Elegant macaroons are a colorful treat that add flair and style to an event. (These pastel beauties are available in Lette Macarons.) Neithart also picked bite-size cupcakes to complement the color scheme, with new fruit for those who wanted a healthy snack.
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Tea sandwiches give the shower a women’-dinner vibe. Piled up high and accented with microgreens, the demonstration is fresh and unexpected.
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These gorgeous, edible butterflies out of Sugar Robot around Etsy were the designer’s favourite part. A gorgeous cake is a good way to finish the day on a memorable note.
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Baking charms into the cake and having each guest tug you to show her potential is a fun bridal shower tradition. It may not accurately predict who is going to be the next to fall in love or have a baby, but gathering all of the charms on a single necklace is a sentimental way for your bride to remember her special day.
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Small things really show the bride you attention. A photograph of her with her groom, a special gift or a keepsake to commemorate the day and background music unique for her are specifics she’ll remember for quite a long moment.
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At this brunch, even Bellini and Daisy — that the couple’s dogs — were contained in the party. See more photos from this project
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