Ahhhh…it’s that time of year for the great color known as Winter White.
Mix it with a little dark forest green accent, and it’s absolutely gorgeous on a table. I’m pretty obsessed with this whimsical baby’s breath bouquet.
- Photo by Meg Perotti
Imagine a row of vases filled with baby’s breath down a table – monochromatic, simple, and striking.
Photo by Meg Perotti
The great thing about baby’s breath is that it’s available any time of year, usually at your local supermarket, and is inexpensive compared to any other flower.
A few small accent vases, such as this succulent nestled in river rocks, would also be a lovely addition.
Photo by Meg Perotti
And I LOVE this placecard holder! Perfect for a rustic at-home holiday dinner.
Photo by Meg Perotti
All of these photos are from a Los Angeles wedding featured on Style Me Pretty, photographed by Meg Perotti.
P.S. I picked all these photos and got excited about how perfect the colors are, and then I remembered – I wrote another post about winter white and evergreen already! Siiighhhhh…It’s a sign. I love this color scheme.
The candlesticks I wrapped with the cutest yellow and white polka dotted ribbon. Using a lot of double-stick tape, I started at the top and wound it around until the bottom was covered and looked billowy and lovely. SO easy. Just make sure you have a lot of ribbon – I must have used 5 yards per candlestick.
I wrapped the vase with this thick Japanese-style paper that I found, and I think it ended up working really nicely with the polka dot candlesticks. You wrap a vase just like you would a present, and just cut the top corners so you can fold them down with tape and make a clean top edge.
