Summer Wedding Top 5
Summer wedding season is still in full swing, and while the classic, timeless touches will never go out of style, keep an eye out for the more contemporary themes this summer. We’ve all seen the late-night donut towers or the photo booth with Viking hat props come and go. This summer’s wedding trends have upped the game in the wedding planning world and are an Instagrammer’s dream come true, and, we hope, are here to stay. So, you can put the cowboy boots away; and you’re not going to be going to just another rustic barn wedding.
Here are our top 5 summer wedding trends for 2018 along with our jewelry picks for these trends.
1. Bold, colorful florals
Step aside white roses and baby’s breath, and make way for some purple! Mauve, lavender, lilac and wine make for the perfect color pallet this season, but don’t forget the greenery for added texture. There’s one word to describe the wedding florals this summer, and it’s drama.
2. Colored candles
Wedding elegance usually translates to white. White linens, flowers, and candles. Couples are opting to add a little bit of vintage elegance with candelabras that make a statement and candles that add a pop of color. This unexpected décor will definitely be noticed by guests.
3. Crystal décor
While a crystal chandelier might be the focal point of the venue, that’s not the crystal that is trending the wedding scene this summer. We’ve seen them as accents in homes, but now they’re accenting weddings too. Who knows, maybe the bride and groom are just looking out for their guests’ overall wellness this summer?
4. Stars
The crystals can heal as long as the stars align for the perfect summer wedding. As most weddings focus on florals being the delicate lace accents to the dress or beautiful centerpieces, but this summer the stars out and brighter than ever.
5. DIY Bar
If wedding guests remember anything from a summer wedding, it will be how well their thirst was quenched at the DIY bar. A signature cocktail is a thing of the past because now, it’s all about the fresh fruit, bitters, and liqueurs for guests to create their own craft cocktails.
