There is no other color combination that has stood against time like black and white. This classic pairing, when chosen for your wedding, is stunning, simple, and chic.
Your groom will already be set with an elegant black and white tuxedo and now it is so easy to add color to wedding dresses now, with something that minimal as a black sash. You can be sure that your bridal party will thank you for choosing a basic black dress, one that they may even be able to shop for themselves. But the dresses are only one part of this theme, which can be easily carried through with your decorations.
Flowers come in all shades these days, but finding an arrangement of white would be simple. Accented with a black vase or ribbon and in no time, you will have a splash of black and white throughout the room. Don't limit yourself to just flowers as centerpieces, when creating table assignments think black and white and rather than numbers, use animals such as "Penguin Table" or "Zebra Table." For a more personal touch, have some of your favorite pictures of you and groom printed in black and white on the tables or scattered around the room. Since most venues offer white or a shade of white for the linens, consider printing name cards or the dinner menu on black card stock to continue to tie the theme together.
Your groom will already be set with an elegant black and white tuxedo and now it is so easy to add color to wedding dresses now, with something that minimal as a black sash. You can be sure that your bridal party will thank you for choosing a basic black dress, one that they may even be able to shop for themselves. But the dresses are only one part of this theme, which can be easily carried through with your decorations.
Flowers come in all shades these days, but finding an arrangement of white would be simple. Accented with a black vase or ribbon and in no time, you will have a splash of black and white throughout the room. Don't limit yourself to just flowers as centerpieces, when creating table assignments think black and white and rather than numbers, use animals such as "Penguin Table" or "Zebra Table." For a more personal touch, have some of your favorite pictures of you and groom printed in black and white on the tables or scattered around the room. Since most venues offer white or a shade of white for the linens, consider printing name cards or the dinner menu on black card stock to continue to tie the theme together.
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