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Some winter wedding inspiration for our favorite brides-to-be 2018!


For this winter we’ve selected a color palate that is very versatile: black, white, blush, and all shades of green (tis the season!).
 
Great wedding bouquet, dress, hair, photo from our favorite wedding blog GreenWeddingShoes
This bouquet is a gorgeous arrangement using all our winter 2018 color selections. Other awesome flowers you might consider for this color scheme are the “Black Star” Calla Lilly, the Peony (come in blush pink and black and white), black iris, dhalias (blush and “arabian night”), helleborus “onyx odyssey”, or the Aeonium “Black Rose” succulent. Mix any of these or a combination with various textures and greenery for a lovely bridal bouquet and complimentary table arrangements.
 
Check out this dress for sale here!
Bridesmaids’ dresses would look soft, feminine, and playful in shades of blush pink or more formal and put-together in black. Either would give your gals the option to wear their dresses again (sweet!). We’ve selected a black knee-length dress with soft and feminine lace and an interesting edgy geometric pleat. For great suggestions on bridal gowns for winter 2018 check out LosAngelesWedding.com’s latest blog article: “Winter wedding dress inspiration 2018.”
 
We found this great photo of Hair & Make Up By Steph here
Our hairstyle inspiration has vintage flair with a touch of wispy softness around the face. Or you can choose to keep things simple with a half tie back and clip (see bouquet image above). This works equally well with long or short hair.


We wish you much happiness and a winter full of wonder and love. Congratulations Winter 2018 brides!   

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