It’s Friday, and we’re celebrating the close of the working week with the prettiest peach Parisian palette that’s guaranteed to have you mulling over your wedding theme this weekend! Bold colours may make a statement, but they can ask so much of a bride when she is putting together her wedding colours – bold needs to be a consistent shade, and therefore needs precision planning well in advance. A ‘theme’ however often invites the opportunity to add a little green here, a little purple there, all tied up in one simple idea. And so, for this Paris themed wedding palette, we’ve chosen the softest peach and pink hues to create a subtle, fresh, feminine feel, but you can add as many colours as you like!
Macarons are a must for a French-inspired wedding, and can be introduced in many ways throughout the décor and food – for example macaron pops at a garden party wedding, macaron print wedding invites, a wedding cake made entirely from macarons (see our Top Wedding Cake Trends 2013 feature for more!), or fancy French favours as in our palette below! Take your lead from the soft candy colours of Ladurée Paris, and the rest will fall into place…
Find the perfect wedding suppliers in Ireland to help you to recreate this perfectly Parisian wedding palette for your big day!
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Image Credits
Main image by Peach Plum Pear Photography via StoryboardWeddings.com
Bride in peach wedding dress, photo by Jessica Janae Photography via Bridal Musings | Pink oversized balloons photo by Mademoiselle Fiona via StyleMePretty | Gold glitter Louboutin shoes photo by Elisa B Photography via SBchic.com | DIY lace luminaries by Creature Comforts | Vintage lace wedding cake photo by Truffle, photo by Rowell via Belle the Magazine | Photo of vintage pink wedding dress via My Italian Wedding by Guido Taroni | Peach and pink macarons photo by Caroline Tran via Bride’s | Floral embellished candle via Cedarwood Weddings photo by Kristyn Hogan | Parisian style place setting photo by Lauren Kinsey
