In the Pink: Blushing Wedding Day Details

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Modern meets timeless with millennial pink and classic details.

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Fall/Winter 2017

Taylor Curley, creative director for the Simply Elegant Group, is a big believer in pink, especially as a neutral to showcase texture and detail. Curley mixed this subtle shade with rose gold and marble to create a fresh, refined feel, for elevated sophistication. “This couple,” she says, “embraces the idea that less is more.”

Dreamy Drinks (Above)

Re-create the Copper Hen’s picture-perfect Strawberry Hen cocktail for your event—or at home.

Ingredients

1 oz. Far North Spirits Roknar

1 oz. bourbon of choice

½ oz. elderflower liqueur

½ oz. fresh lemon juice

¾ oz. strawberry syrup (recipe below)

½ oz. honey simple syrup

1 egg white

Pour all ingredients into a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously for 30 seconds; strain out ice. Shake again for 30 seconds. Pour into a coupe glass, sip and enjoy.

Strawberry syrup: Combine 2 c. sugar, ½ c. sherry vinegar, 1 pint fresh strawberries (stems removed), 1 pinch kosher salt, 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice. Blend all ingredients in a food processor on medium for 3 minutes.

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Foiled Again

The top tier of this cake by the Copper Hen is gilded in edible 24-karat gold leaf. The inside is just as flashy, with champagne baked into vanilla cake for a fluffy, unexpected flavor.

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Flower Power

Artemisia Studios used peonies, garden roses, astilbe, jasmine vine, roses and ranunculus for this ultra-romantic bouquet.

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First Place

A tone-on-tone white foil marbled border on the place cards matches the envelope liners in the invitation suite created by Paper Rock Scissor.

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To the Letter

“The invitation was extra-large to add elegance,” says Paper Rock Scissor designer Kate Panke. She used a black vellum overlay with rose-gold foil and a rose-gold string to add dimension and texture to the appealingly soft and simple invitation.

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Set in Stone

Gold flatware, glass plates and rose-colored votives from Linen Effects create an elegant place setting. The marble charger is Curley’s own—“I loved the texture of the speckled plate with the marble and the pale-pink blush linen.”