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  Perfect Palettes: Marigold and Pewter

  Sunny and steely, dialed up and dulled down, the combination of yellow and gray makes for a contrapuntal dance that's neither too sweet nor too subdued. Add hints of cle...
  

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  Sweet Relief

  It sounds like the word for a sphinx's riddle, but anaglypta is actually the name of an embossed wallpaper the Victorians used to mimic costlier pressed plaster or tin. ...
  

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  Monogram Details: Beaded Bouquet

  A bouquet of hydrangea and dusty miller is even more beautiful with a hand-embroidered, monogrammed button framed in glass beads and moire ribbon.Monogram Details ...
  

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  Family Photo Wall

  Personal photographs make a reception space feel like home, and you don't need a hammer and nails to display them. Gather pictures of the bride and groom as children, pl...
  

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  Chic Chocolate Favors

  Wrapped in pretty paper, store-bought chocolate bars make elegant gifts for guests. Slim bars look especially lovely (these are from Dean & Deluca). Choose patterned...
  

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  The Wonder of White: Formal White Stationery

  This formal white stationery suite by Mrs. John L. Strong, engraved in gray ink, is the first glimpse guests will get of the wintry color scheme; clockwise from top, it ...
  

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  Stitched Stationery

  With warm and fuzzy yarn accents, a plain stationery set becomes wedding worthy. Make tiny dots where you want holes for stitches to be (or have them printed, if you can...
  

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  Natural Table Numbers

  Here's a beautiful way to weight menus at an outdoor wedding -- and identify tables at the same time. For each plate, you'll need a smooth, unpolished stone -- we used M...
  

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  Woodland Cakes: Fanciful Meringue Mushrooms

  This playful creation unites two traditional confections. Meringue mushrooms, often found on buches de Noel, here sprout from cake tiers iced in soft folds of Swiss meri...
  

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  The Wonder of White: Memorable Decorations and Favors

  Silvery garlands of satin ribbon festoon walls and the reception table. In the center of the table, a large footed vase filled with river rocks holds bejeweled branches;...
  

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