One of our favorite trends this wedding season is ombré. Ombré is the beautiful effect you see when colors or tones gradually fade into each other, especially when the color is graduated from light to dark. It’s gorgeous, eye-catching and memorable which makes it perfect for a wedding! Take a look below at the ways we found to incorporate ombré into your big day.
This lovely ombré cake looks too beautiful to eat.
Photo by Lisa Lefkowitz.
Even the inside of this cake from Sweet Cakes by Rebecca is ombré! Love it!
Photo by: Sarah Maren Photographers
This stunning ombré chevron pattern wedding invitation is by Cricket Printing.
Having a modern wedding? This purple and blue stripe ombré wedding invitation designed by Hip Ink Paper Co. would be perfect!
This stunning little ombré centerpiece would look amazing at wedding.
Photo from: CraftZine
If you want to carry your ombré theme down the aisle, this fabric flower bouquet from Autumn and Grace Bridal would be an excellent choice.
These DIY ombré candy hearts by Erica OBrien Cake Design would look amazing wedding favors or even decorate your cake with them.
Photo by: Brooke Allison Photo
If you want to be more discreet about your love of ombré, you can hide it under your dress with this lovely garter from Advantage Bridal.
And of course, we couldn’t leave out these stunning ombré wedding dresss by Versace.
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Is anyone else in love with this new trend like we are?
I totally love those pictures. I did a very similar thing at my wedding recently using tones of green… I bought a whole load of different green fabrics from a fantastic site online – http://www.partyfabrics.com – which had a huge range of colors to choose from, and I draped it all across the room, then used it on the tables as runners, and decorated the chairs with it too. It looked so effective!
I’m obsessed with ombre 🙂
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