Category Archives: Vintage

What’s Your Wedding Style? Vintage Venue & Decor

Classic Vintage

Classic Vintage Decor

The classic vintage bride will be looking for natural light, detailed windows, and Windsor valences with gold accents to compliment her look.

Hotel Macdonald is the quintessential venue for this vintage bride. With deep rooted history and original Waterford china pattered ceilings. However, if you are looking for local charm than Fort Edmonton Park is a place where time has stopped and you can experience your wedding day as if it was 1885. If you are looking for southern charm than MaGrath Mansion is the perfect ceremony site or convocation hall for its exposed brick detail.

Details such as old jars, lace, pearls, and stationary complete this look.

Jenelle Jamani of Event Planning Headquarters

 

 

 

Rustic Vintage

Rustic Decor

The rustic vintage bride will be looking for country charm and wood details in her venue to compliment her decor.

Old timers cabin is perfect, with their large brick fireplace and light fixtures while venues like Country Lodge and Blue Meadows Halls offer gorgeous outdoor space complete with wheat fields and horses.

Decor items such as mason jars and wood chiavaris tied with burlap will complete this wedding style.

Jenelle Jamani of Event Planning Headquarters

 

 

 

 

Classic Vintage Photo Credit: Special Event Rentals, Style Me Pretty, Wedding Bells, Weddings Illustrated & Sweet As Candy

Rustic Vintage Photo Credits: The Wedding Of My Dreams, Loverly & Bridal Snob

What’s Your Wedding Style? Eclectic Attire

Vibrant Eclectic
Vibrant Eclectic Attire
The vibrant personality of this eclectic bride shows in her style for her big day. Proof of this is in her old fashioned hair and her modern coloured dress. Letting each bridesmaid personality show with different style of dresses and shoes, even mixing prints and solids. Hand stitched hankies make a great gift that will wipe away the tears of joy.
Carolyn Dean
Earthy Eclectic
Earthy Eclectic Wedding Attire
This is where the earthy eclectic bride’s feminine side comes out, choosing a simple flowing dress with feathers or fresh water pearl accessories. She keeps it natural with hair and makeup and won’t forget her signature floral perfume. The groom is a masculine balance paring traditional trousers with a printed bow tie and suspenders.
Carolyn Dean

Vibrant Eclectic Photo Credit: Tiny WaterEtsy, Style Me Pretty, One To Wed & The Derniercri

Earthy Eclectic Photo Credit: Green Wedding Shoes, Ruffled, The Oceanside Bride & Tumblr

What’s Your Wedding Style? Glamorous Attire

Crystal Glam Glam Wedding Attire 

Whether she dawns a dramatic mermaid style gown or a full skirted princess ball gown, the Crystal Glam Bride is sure to turn heads on her wedding day.  Her favorite dresses are from designer Pnina Tornai whose signature pieces combine luxurious fabrics with Swarovski crystals for a truly couture look.  Pairing a simple polished updo and Kardashian inspired make up will give her that classic glam feeling.  She will complete her ensemble with a statement necklace and pair of fabulous shoes.  The Groom and his men are likely to be in traditional tuxedos in keeping with the formality of occasion.  Floor length dresses are a must for the bridesmaids, and why not full sequins?

Blog Author Kristina McAnally

Vintage Glam
Vintage Wedding AttireYou won’t find the Vintage Glam Bride in a big poufy frock on her wedding day.  This bride gravitates more to the feminine, flowing, curve skimming pieces of designer Jenny Packham.  To give her look the authenticity of the 1920s she will pay close attention to the details.  Dresses with ornate beading, a fur or feathered shawl, and a cap veil paired with deep red lips will put her perfectly back in time.  Historically her groom would be in a top hat and tails but in a more modern era a tuxedo and bow tie certainly fit the bill.  Bridesmaids will show some leg in knee length dresses.  They’ll pair deep jewel tones like ruby and emerald with metallic accents and a signature string of pearls.

Blog Author Kristina McAnally

Crystal Glam Photo Credits: Obee Designs, Melissa and Beth, Southern Weddings, WedLuxe, Wed Book & Style Me Pretty

Vintage Glam Photo Credits: One Wed, Glamour, Style Me Pretty & Cassie’s Closet

What’s Your Wedding Style? Vintage Attire

Classic Vintage Attire
Classic Vintage Attire The classic vintage bride is one who loves lace, pearls and long wavy curls. She opts for a birdcage veil and heirloom jewellery as her accessories to complete her bridal look. The groom and groomsmen will be seen with unique bowties and pocket squares. The bridesmaids would shop local boutiques with the bride to find vintage mismatched garments.

Jenelle Jamani of Event Planning Headquarters

Rustic Vintage Attire Rustic Wedding AttireThe rustic bride is down to earth but sophisticated and can be seen with her favourite cowboy boots peeking out of her dress and accessorizing with natural elements such as feathers in her hair. The men will flaunt casual footwear, cardigans and messenger hats with boutonnieres of wheat, and bridesmaid’s bouquets are tied with burlap for country flair.

Jenelle Jamani of Event Planning Headquarters

Classic Vintage Photo Credits: The Barefoot Bride, Bridal Musings, Allure Bridals, One To Wed, Pacific Weddings & Ruffled

Rustic Vintage Photo Credits: Once Wed, Allure Bridals, Glamour and Grace, Fresno Weddings, Etsy, Cedarwood Weddings, Easton Events & Kelly Cameron

What’s Your Wedding Style? Eclectic

Vibrant Eclectic

What’s Your Wedding Style? Vibrant

The Vibrant Eclectic Bride pulls inspiration from everything around her and it shows in her styling. Everything she owns, is a one of a kind collected treasure. She embraces anything that makes her heart happy. You will find her curled up on a velvet chaise, thumbing through Anthropologie’s latest.

 Carolyn Dean

Earthy Eclectic

 What’s Your Wedding Style? Eclectic

The Earthy Eclectic Bride is one with nature loving earth tones and layering metallic’s. This modern hippie often seen with long loose curls and a natural glow. She is the greenest of the brides and has an eco conscience lifestyle. Her love of nature inspires her to take things outdoors for her wedding.

Carolyn Dean

Vibrant Eclectic Photo Credits: Southern Weddings, Houzz, Lime Canary, Brides & Snippet & Ink

Earthy Eclectic Photo Credits: For Goodness Cakes, Polka Dot Bride, It’s A Brides life, Houzz, The Blog By Be, Inhabitat & The Brides Cafe

What’s Your Wedding Style? Glamorous

Crystal Glam

Crystal Glam

The Crystal Glam Bride is one who has a love for all things rich and decadent.  She delights in formal occasions with champagne and multi course plated meals.  Her favourite accessories are ones that sparkle.  She often finds inspiration thumbing through high end magazines like WedLuxe and Grace Ormond.  A love of designer things and a more is more philosophy mean her wedding will be opulent and dramatic.

Blog Author Kristina McAnally

 

 

 

Vintage Glam

Vintage Glam

The Vintage Glam Bride relishes in the grandeur of an era gone by.  A  fan of Boardwalk Empire and The Great Gatsby she gets her inspiration straight from Old Hollywood.  From the flapper dresses and art deco jewelry to the crystal stemware and jazz music she loves everything about the Roaring 20’s.

Blog Author Kristina McAnally

 

 

 

Crystal Glam Photo Credits: Etsy, Cakes For Wedding, Anne Anderson Events, Lena New York Wedding Blog & Style Me Pretty

Vintage Glam Photo Credits: Wedding Gawker, One Wed, Glamour, Feather & Ink, Polyvore, Snippet & Ink, Allure Consulting100 Layer Cake

Fall Showroom – Victorian Blush

Taking inspiration from the beloved vintage theme Jenelle Jamani from Event Planning Headquarters created this tranquil Victorian fall tablescape.

Set in front of a full voile backdrop with beaded curtains this table would be the perfect choice for the bride who wants a Victorian atmosphere with a splash of colour at their reception.

To keep the banquet table open an ornate centrepiece was placed together in the middle of the table. This romantic centrepiece was created using an assortment of vases, urns and flowers with princess cut votives scattered across the middle of the entire table.

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Wedding Veils

Veils are the perfect wedding hair accessories for the traditional bride. Incorporate your favourite style of veil into your hair for a timeless and classic bridal hairdo.

A bridal veil with lace details will allow you to achieve a traditional and elegant impression as Grace Kelly and Kate Middleton did on their wedding days. If you are more inclined towards achieving a modern yet traditional appearance you might lean more towards choosing a veil with satin trimming or a birdcage veil that will add a vintage flare to your bridal attire. Love the idea of a traditional veil but love glitz and glam? Choose a glamorous veil with fine jeweled detailing that will be sure catch the light and mesmerize your guest as you walk down the aisle.

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Today veils come in a variety of lengths, short and sweet to long and dreamy, as well as a variety of styles. With so many choices you will be sure to find or create your dream wedding veil that will complement and complete your bridal attire.

Are you a fan of wedding veils? If so what is your favourite type of veil?

Check back tomorrow, as we will be discussing different types of wedding hair accessories.

Credits: Brides, Delica Bridal, Green Wedding Shoes & Style Me Pretty

Victorian Elegance

Love to be daring and want to make a statement at your upcoming wedding? Our team at Event Planning Headquarters took one of our most desired linens, the rosette tablecloth in black, and created a bold setting fit for any statement bride.

The black rosette tablecloth is full of texture and emanates a Victorian elegance. A mixture of mirrors, vases, candleholders and wired display items create this dramatic centrepiece. Cream Hydrangea frames adorn this aubergine satin backdrop to create a subtle contrast against the rich dark tones of the tablescape.

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D.I.Y. Paper Fans

Paper fans are easy to make and help in creating a whimsical atmosphere for any type of event! Gather your friends and family to spend some quality time make one of a kind paper fans that can be use in a backdrop or to hang around a room.

D.I.Y. Paper Fan

What you will need:

  • Paper (8 ½” x 11” or 12” x 12”)
  • Hot glue gun
  • Buttons
  • Ribbon
  • Craft scissors
  • Whole punch
  • Fishing line

Step 1: On the back of your paper make a mark every inch as a guide on where to fold.

Step 2: On the long side cut the edge of the paper with your crafting scissor to create a fun edge.

Step 3: Once you have marked the back of your paper you can begin to fold the paper lengthwise.

Step 4: Fold the now accordion in half and glue the inside of the accordion together to create a fan shape. You will need to create three of these.

D.I.Y. Paper Fan

Step 5: Take one fan and glue an edge to another fan. Continue gluing the edges together to create a large pinwheel.

Step 6: Make a circle in your choice of paper or purchase premade circles and glue it to the middle of the pinwheel.

Step 7: Glue your desired embellishments to the centre of the circle. We added a flower button on one and ribbon on the other.

Step 8: Create a small hole with a hole punch to string ribbon or fishing line to create the illusion the paper fans are floating.