Decor & Rentals Blog
Delicate Victorian Romance: WeddingDay's Exclusive Southwest Michigan Cover Shoot
Allyson Hutchison | August 29, 2024Leigha Vinson of EXL Events Co. envisioned a cover shoot inspired by the best-selling series Outlander. Set in the nineteenth century, Outlander’s style allowed this creative team to pull many timeless and elegant pieces together to design a Victorian-esque wedding scene filled to the brim with plenty of soft, pastel blooms. We love how Trysh Jaeger Photography’s soft and light-filled photography style leans even more into the elegant and romantic feel of this shoot!
An Industrial & Intimate Detroit Affair: The Real Wedding of Kristen & Lyrrad Braceful
Allyson Hutchison | August 28, 2024Kristen and Lyrrad knew they wanted a modern and elegant wedding with some darker moody vibes. Their florist was able to build a cohesive theme out of the web of Pinterest boards they had pieced together!
Flirty Fun: A Bright, Colorful Style Shoot in South Bend
Allyson Hutchison | August 27, 2024Vibrance is at the heart of this style shoot! During the slower portion of the wedding season, Robin Mclain, the planner for this shoot, wanted to play with color and have fun, and she did just that!
A Peachy Elegant Soirée: WeddingDay’s Exclusive Central Indiana Cover Shoot
Allyson Hutchison | August 22, 2024Inspired to create something different that featured the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz, Allison Kunkler, owner of Gypsy Rose Events, created an elegantly modern wedding scene that features plenty of warm colors. She wanted to focus on the quote Pantone released to explain Peach Fuzz, which includes themes of connection and compassion; the perfect themes for a wedding! We love how Becky Lynn Photography captured all the vibrance and romance in this wedding scene.
A Vibrant Mediterranean Celebration: The Real Wedding of Kaylen & Dylan Maat
Allyson Hutchison | August 21, 2024Inspired by her travels to Europe, Kaylen wanted to plan a wedding that incorporated Mediterranean styles with a rich color palette of pink, burnt red, white and black. However, she did have some difficulty with the planning.
Peach Fuzz: Incorporating the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year Into Your Wedding
Kaitlyn Smale | August 19, 2024Incorporating the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz, into your special day adds a light and delicate touch to your design. This warm hue can be infused into various elements of your décor and attire creating a modern elegance in your wedding.
Ritzy Rooftop Romance: WeddingDay’s Exclusive Detroit Cover Shoot
Allyson Hutchison | August 15, 2024JaLeesa Samone of Christian Lei Events wanted to create a happy, fun and bright design for our Detroit cover shoot. Instead of going the traditional route of choosing two main colors, she highlighted an array of hues to tell a story of romance and sophistication. It was important for JaLeesa to highlight the beauty of the venue by designing a scene that played off the architecture and skyline views. We absolutely love how this elegant rooftop ceremony turned out!
A Tropical-Inspired Celebration in Carmel, Indiana: The Real Wedding of Courtney Luthman & Josh Sutter
Allyson Hutchison | August 14, 2024Since she had started dreaming of her wedding, Courtney, a professional event planner, always knew she wanted an outdoor tent wedding, but the color scheme and theme escaped her. Luckily, her incredible vendor team was able to help her curate the perfect design.
Disco Romance: A Retro Industrial Style Shoot in Southwest Michigan
Allyson Hutchison | August 13, 2024Wanting to create a funky and offbeat shoot, this team collected an array of retro and unused items to fill this industrial space.
This Vintage Celebration is Full of Thrifted and Borrowed Décor: The Real Wedding of Lola Simpfenderfer and Sam Cooper
Allyson Hutchison | August 7, 2024After meeting in the modern world of dating apps, Lola and Sam dated for three years before they felt it was right to get engaged. Sam proposed on a family trip to Gulf Shores, Alabama. Picking the right time was an easy decision for Sam.