Muted Tropicals
The tropical trend has really taken the world of wedding by storm and it looks like its set to continue. Now, if you’re like me and bright pops of colour isn’t necessarily your wedding style, fear not because tropical can be created in a more subtle, muted and pastel way. If you take the traditional tropical colours such as reds, oranges, corals, pinks and yellows and tone them down you have your muted tropical colour palette, which is perfect for your spring and summer weddings.
Whilst the colours may be more muted and less punchy than your traditional tropics, you can still use the flowers and foliage that can be found; think palm leaves, pineapples and coconuts. If you wanted to enhance more of a pastel and candy palette you could always paint or spray the leaves and fruits to make the décor fun and add to the theme. I love the use of these throughout the florals and table décor either used as a centrepiece in runner fashion or as aids to place names and favours. Warm metallics work well with the tropical tones and trend and this can easily be incorporated into a stationery suite and also used within the cutlery and flatware. As well as using tropical fruits in your décor, you could incorporate these into your meal and also drinks. Personalised cocktail anyone? You might fancy a mojito or pina colada…or maybe both!
Goose & Berry
Suppliers
- Moodboard Concept and Creation: Goose & Berry
- Place Setting Image by: Sarah Hannam Photography
- via: Magnolia Rouge
- Boat Image via: Intimate Weddings
- Buttonhole Image by: Blush Wedding Photography
- via: Ruffled
- Bouquet Image by: Blush Wedding Photography
- Tablescape Image by: Cavin Elizabeth
- via: Ruffled
- Dress Image by: Green Apple Photography
- via: Ruffled
- Cocktails Image by: Ashley Kelemen Photography
- via: Bajan Wed
- Cake Image by: Ruth Eileen Photography
- via: Bajan Wed
- Stationery Image by: Les Anagnou
- via: 100 Layer Cake
