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I am absolutely head over heels with the thought of a pink and silver wedding theme. This delightful duo makes for a romantic and pretty colour scheme. Soft pink with hints of metallic silver is elegant and refined, with a dash of sparkle! Fortunately, this magical colour combination is perfect for all seasons and looks fab in any wedding venue. Blush pinks work best as the main colour for this theme, while accentuating with subtle silver accents.
Images: Top Row Left via Canary Grey | Top Row Right via Style Me Pretty | Second Row Left - Misty Rose Hair Comb and Hair Pins by Glitzy Secrets | Second Row Right via The Perfect Palette | Third Row Right via Style Me Pretty (as before) | Bottom Row Left via Asos | Bottom Row Right via Wedding O Mania
You have plenty of choice when it comes to choosing your wedding stationery for this theme. Light pink stationery with silver embossed writing is delicate and pretty. Looking for something with a bit of sparkle? Then opt for glittery silver stationery that your guests are bound to love.
Let’s indulge with the most important outfit of the day – your bridal ensemble! I think gowns that are pale shades of blush pink or charcoal grey are absolutely beautiful, but they’re not to everyone’s taste. If you’ve opted for a traditional white dress, you could add a glittering belt or cute pink designer shoes. Finish off your aisle style with some dazzling jewels. Glitzy Secrets have a beautiful range of dazzling pink jewellery to complete your bridal look – the Misty Rose range is particularly perfect for this wedding theme. Blush roses or pale pink peonies will make for an utterly romantic bouquet. Why not consider using a silver ribbon to tie them together? Your groom will look seriously handsome in a slate grey suit and a skinny pink tie. Just make sure that his button hole matches your bouquet too.
When it comes to your bridesmaids, the options are endless. I love the idea of pretty pink gowns with glittering silver shoes – who doesn’t love a sparkly heel? Alternatively, slate grey gowns and pink bouquets will also look beautiful. Accessorize with the all new Bridesmaids Collection from Glitzy Secrets. A silver headband will add a glint of glitz that your girls will adore. If you’re planning an ultra glam wedding, go all out with sparkling sequin silver and pink dresses! If this is your choice be sure to keep all accessories simple as you don’t want to detract from the gowns.
Images: Top Row Left via Junebug Weddings | Top Row Right via Style Me Pretty (as before) | Second Row via Wedding Chicks | Third Row Left via Style Me Pretty (as before) | Third Row Right via The Knot | Bottom Row Left - Eternal Love Headband by Glitzy Secrets | Bottom Row Right via Style Me Pretty (as before)
It’s time to get creative when it comes to styling your tables. I love the thought of using silver table runners to add to your gorgeous glittering theme. Pink peonies in mercury glass vases make the perfect table centrepieces and will look beautifully feminine. Tie blush ribbon around silver cutlery to make your place settings extra pretty. Add tea lights and candles in silver holders to create a warming glow that will last long into the evening.
The wedding cake is typically one of the masterpieces of any wedding reception. Keep it simple with pale pink icing and an elegant cake topper made of silver calligraphy? On the other hand, a metallic cake will look stunning adorned with pink frosted peonies. Display on a silver sequin table runner for maximum effect.
Silver and pink ribbons and garlands make fabulous backdrops for your wedding venue. They’re also relatively cost-effective and can be a DIY job for all you savvy saving brides out there! Using a variety of pink and grey balloons will make for wonderful wedding photographs and are perfect for dotting around your dance floor area and even as table centrepieces.
This is such a pretty colour scheme and there really are tons of options when it comes to creating your perfect wedding theme with this magical colour duo.
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