No trip to the beach would be complete without a scavenger hunt for seaglass and it’s also the perfect way to bring the tranquil atmosphere of the seaside to your wedding day.
The muted, frosted shades of seaglass create a soothing colour palette. Here’s how to get the look:
- Combine seaglass shades with soft, flowing fabric and natural wood elements.
- Flowers should be loose and effortless or why not choose air plants for a beachy feel.
- Calligraphed pieces of seaglass makes for beautiful place cards that double as keepsakes for your guests.
Does a seaglass inspired wedding appeal to you?
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Image Credits
Tealights: Ruth Eileen via Style Me Pretty
Bride: KT Merry
Place Setting: Theresa Furey via Wedding Chicks
Twine: Kirstie Van Noort
Bouquet: Ruth Eileen via Style Me Pretty
Seaglass Escort Cards: Laura Murray Photography via Wedding Sparrow
Tablescape: Joshua Aull + Sarah Kate Photo via Style Me Pretty
Cake: Erin Hearts Court via 100 Layercakelet.
About the Author
Rachael is a UKAWP accredited wedding planner and the owner of Lovestruck. Based in Berkshire, she’s been helping couples across London and the South East to plan their perfect wedding since 2012.
She loves epic checklists, heartfelt wedding details and country walks (as long as they end at the pub.)
Her dislikes include all flying insects, bad timekeeping and most wedding chair covers.
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Great posts Rachael! Keep up the god work!