Are you designing your wedding day but currently feeling a little bit lost? We’re here to help get your creative juices flowing with your style and theme…
Your wedding style and theme are linked but they are not exactly the same thing. Knowing which is which will help when you are planning your day, down to the very last little detail. Today we’re sharing our tips and advice on the difference between wedding style and wedding theme.
Wedding Style
Your wedding style is the overall aesthetic of your day, incorporating the look and feel you want to achieve. Whether you set out to give it a style or not, all weddings have a style. From a classic style, to boho, modern or glamorous, each of these are broad wedding styles. Certain colour palettes will lend themselves to a particular style, blush and white will steer you down a timeless look, whilst bold terracotta and rust will complement a bohemian style.
The little details you include in your day will also determine your overall style even down to your seating choices. Minimal ghost chairs are perfect for a modern style, whilst chiavalri chairs will add to an elegant style.
Wedding Theme
Whilst every wedding will have a specific style, not all weddings will have a theme, unless you specially choose one. Wedding theme will see you diving deeper into specifics such as a nautical theme, Christmas theme or festival theme. Having a specific theme isn’t necessary but it is a great way to add a unique touch to your celebration. A theme is the perfect opportunity to share your personality as a couple with your guests and incorporate fun and unique details.
Throughout our Real Weddings you will see weddings with and without themes, be sure to check them out for lots of first hand wedding inspiration.
