Deep smokey eyes on a bride with a full-length sheath dress with a hairstyle inspired from Hollywood or a more modern headband and poof. A groom would look rather charming in this J. Crew fitted tux and bowtie.

Let you guests know that the wedding will be elegant by using letterpress on your invitations. The possibilities are endless for this South Dakota Wedding Concept.

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The Knot Bride with headband Pearls Tux Letterpress

As if this color needed any introduction at all, pink may very well be one of the most common colors associated with weddings.  From soft blushes to hot look-at-me shades, pink is versatile. 

There are a ton of tones and shades to make your pink stand out.  Here are three of our favs:

-Pink & Mauve-a nice alternative to the traditional fall tones

-pink, coral & yellow-An August favorite with a hint of the tropics

-pink & envy green-think spring and crisp white

Pink flowers are easy to come by; stylish stems include peonies, cherry blossoms, ranunculus and hydrangea along with the never to fail rose.

Caution-incorporating too much pink can lead to the assumption that Pepto Bismol became a sponsor of your event.  Varying the tones of pink to include light, medium and dark shades will help to balance out pink linens with pink flowers.

Centerpiece, Candy

South Dakota Wedding

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floral, teacups, cake, ring, place setting, chairs, invitation, bridesmaid, and fabric