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<\/p>\nIn the Western tradition, white is and will ever be the color of weddings. But there’s white, and then there’s white-on-not-quite-white. We tend to be fans of the latter. Here’s an idea: Start with a glorious white wedding dress (like the ridiculously romantic Sierra, below, from Amsale’s Blue Label Collection). Add hints of cream, soft green, palest yellow or petal pink. Toss in a touch of gold shimmer or silver sparkle. Arrange lovingly with a focus on texture and classic elegance. And there you have it–white done right.<\/p>\n
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Photos: Peony bouquet bride, Brocade Design Arts<\/a>~Jeweled bridal clutch, SpoiledPretty<\/a>~Earrings, Bijoux Heart<\/a>~Cake, Maggie Austin<\/a>~Tabletop, Souder Photography<\/a>~Cake table, JL Designs<\/a>~Dress, Amsale Blue Label<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In the Western tradition, white is and will ever be the color of weddings. But there’s white, and then there’s white-on-not-quite-white. We tend to be fans of the latter. Here’s an idea: Start with a glorious white wedding dress (like the ridiculously romantic Sierra, below, from Amsale’s Blue Label Collection). Add hints of cream, soft Click here to read the rest of this post \u00bb<\/a> […]<\/p>\n