You don’t have to be an art lover to appreciate the beauty of watercolors. There’s something whimsical and romantic about those elegant brushstrokes that adds an ethereal touch to your wedding. It’s the perfect way to subtly and stylishly incorporate some color, especially if you’re a color fiend who can’t narrow down the choices. With watercolors, you’ll be able to capture the beauty of art in your own wedding.
1. Watercolor Invites
Tints of periwinkle, lavender and mint merge together for a pastel palette in these watercolor invites. Complement these soft colors with white text to maintain a beautifully muted look.
2. Watercolor Runner
This pink and blue watercolor table runner channels the shades of the flowers, vases and plates that sit atop it, making it the true statement piece of this vintagely romantic table. If you can’t find a watercolor runner that suits your tastes, buy a white one and DIY with the dyes of your choice.
3. Watercolor Cake
This stunning cake takes a different approach to watercolors, displaying them in bold, rich stripes. Gold accents and geometric shapes combine with these jewel-toned colors, offering a bit of glitz and glam with an Art Deco vibe.
4. Watercolor Escort Cards
These watercolor escort cards pack a punch of color with vibrant teal and hot pink hues against a white background.
5. Watercolor Guest Book
This idea will add a personal and unique touch to your wedding and certainly amp up the wow factor with your guests. Hire an artist to do a watercolor painting of your venue (or do it yourself if you have the talent), leaving room at the top for guests to sign their names. You’ll be able to frame it later on and hang it up for display in your home. It’ll be so much more special than the standard guest book that will get tucked away in a drawer.
6. Watercolor Menus
Watercolors often evoke light and airy spring weddings, but that doesn’t have to be the case. These plum watercolor menus perfectly tie in with the gold silverware and earthly bouquet of berries and blooms for an autumn wedding. Even the border of the plates have a watercolor-like appearance.
7. Watercolor Save the Date
Instead of mixing different colors together, stick with various shades of one color, like these midnight blue save the dates. White stars and gold twine shine to complete the look and set the wedding’s theme.
8. Watercolor Marshmallows
You can’t go wrong with good nibbles, and these dipped marshmallows are just pure fun. Place them in a bowl of a complementary color for your guests to munch on during cocktail hour.
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