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  Something Blue: To Wear and To Hold

  You don't have to carry a whole bouquet of blue flowers to fulfill your something blue. We suggest carrying ruffly white poppy anemones with inky centers like these for ...

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  Monogram Details: Silk Flowers

  Silk flowers spell out a couple's initials on a silk faille banner. Start with a 30-by-40-inch piece offabric. Hem sides; sew 1-inch casing at top and bottom; insert 1/2...
  

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  Perfect Palettes: Blue and White

  It's a match made in the heavens. Think dreamy clouds and powder-blue sky, pearly stars on a velvet-blue backdrop. Here on Earth, both hues have long been dear to brides...
  

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  Perfect Palettes: Emerald and Aqua

  Some romances are all fire and ice (feisty Scarlett O'Hara to Rhett Butler's unflappable hero); others feature two cool characters who just jell, like a Fred Astaire-Gin...
  

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  Perfect Palettes: Aqua and Red

  For a summer wedding, pick a palette strong enough to stand up to nature's bold hues. Red and aqua is one of our favorite pairings, at once sophisticated and alive. Star...
  

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  One Box 10 Ways: Tassel Top

  A tiny tassel makes opening this box especially fun; the wide, striped fabric around the box has been trimmed with pinking shears at the sides.Use pinking shears to trim...
  

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  The Magic of Color: Blue

  When a bride wears something blue, she is tapping into a tradition that stretches back to the days of the biblical Hebrews, who believed the color symbolized loyalty and...
  

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  Dragee Favors

  Jordan almonds, or dragees, wrapped in tulle and presented to wedding guests is a centuries-old tradition. Since these sugar-coated nuts range in size, color, and flavor...
  

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  Bright Bouquets

  The palest and softest nuptial bouquets are often a bride's first choice, but they are by no means her only one. Today, more and more women choose to walk down the aisle...
  

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  Monogram Details: Floral Wreath

  A wreath of blue hydrangeas framing one magnificent initial adorns a tree. The hydrangeas are inserted into a water-soaked, floral-foam wreath. For the initial, we threa...
  

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