Wednesday Wishlist-Wedding Wednesday Version
Anyone who knows me knows that I'm obsessed with weddings. I love going to them, looking at pictures, pinning ideas for them onto my I'll Wear White & You'll Wear Out The Words I Love You and my Engagement & Wedding Pictures Pinterest boards.
Although I'm not currently planning my own wedding (yet), I do dream as every other good Southern girl does. For this Wednesday's Wishlist, it's going to be a Wedding Wednesday version...so enjoy!
![couple photography](http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/18/84/c1/1884c1d62aeaafa2ca7d2d78125b2051.jpg)
I love rustic, country engagement sessions...but this one is so beautiful. The couple looks so in love & I adore how they incorporated the horses into the bottom shot.
These photos came from Amanda Lea Photography , who does absolutely beautiful work.
![Father letting go of the bride's hand. Love this shot.](http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/1d/db/4a/1ddb4a18a1db3fc67f48284bfb6fc6fa.jpg)
This image is one that I know my photographer will HAVE to capture on my big day. The bride letting go of her father's hand and going off into her new future with her brand-new husband is such a stirring moment. Plus, that dress is phenomenal-let's be honest.
This photo didn't have a link back to a photography page, so once again if you know who's photo this is..I would love to give them credit!
Chalk art is a must for any Southern wedding!
I love the saying featured on the first sign, since it's a little different from the over-used "Come as you are, stay as long as you can. We're all family now, so no seating-plan!"
And I love the idea of having your own personal Instagram hashtag so that the happy couple can view all of their wedding pictures from all of their friends & family!
Southern Weddings featured the seating sign on their website from a beautiful Arkansas wedding & Wedding Chicks featured the second sign from a beautiful wedding!
![Add a personal touch to your bouquet wrap! #weddingbouquet #weddingideas {Katelyn James Photography}](http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/e1/6a/11/e16a11353f5a42854584d43be6618b95.jpg)
This bouquet is so beautiful, I just can't stand it. The peonies are my ideal wedding flower, the exposed stems are perfect for a touch of bright color, and I can't get over the monogrammed ribbon. The monogrammed ribbon could even be your "Something Blue" if you so choose! It's not a Southern wedding unless something is monogrammed, so it might as well be your bouquet.
Wedding Wire featured this beautiful bouquet along with several others!
![Another angle.](http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b4/46/8f/b4468f57eb72521211194f8fcb8bf3e0.jpg)
This engagement ring is so dainty and precious. I love the small twist on the sides, the large circular center diamond, smaller diamonds in the square halo & on the band, and the small almost rose-gold metal. Is there anything better than a vintage-inspired engagement ring?
This particular ring didn't have a link back to a blog or jewelry website, so I'm not sure of it's original source...but I wish I was!
![For bridesmaids, consider bouquets of hydrangea. This big flower will pack a lot of "OOMF" with just a few stems. You can opt for white like the ones here, or add a little color! Personally, I like the idea of going with all white for the bridesmaids and then adding a little bit of color to the bridal bouquet. Creates a beautiful pop against a white gown!](http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/64/44/fc/6444fc739a0a9c39620bdb2957efb968.jpg)
I love the idea of using hydrangeas as the bridesmaids bouquet. Using only a few stems, you can get a lot of visual interest! Wrap them with some simple ribbon & you're done. Plus, it will accent a Southern, rustic themed wedding (like the one I want!)
This photo is from Www.TheKnot.Com
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As soon as I saw this, I knew I wanted to do something similar for my wedding centerpieces. It's so simple and delicate, plus I know it would be more cost effective than having huge centerpieces from a florist!
Featured on Country Cleaver's blog.
I hope y'all enjoyed this weeks edition of Wednesday Wishlist featuring Wedding Wednesday!
What theme do you want to use/did you use for your wedding?
What are some of your favorite ways to cut wedding/entertaining costs?
Until next time...
xoxo, SS
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