I can't think of a better way to cap off another gorgeous week here at Belle than by introducing you to some stunning place setting inspirations for your wedding day.
Place settings are meant for dining, but they can also be a significant part of your reception's decor. Given that your guests will be spending a considerable amount of time sitting at the dinner table, I believe is crucial that the design of each place setting is impeccable. Each piece of a setting can be used as part of an overall design that expresses your wedding's style. As important as it is that your color palette is always reflected on every detail of the event – including the place setting – don't forget that your personality should consistently be thrown in the mix as well.
Here are some place settings where creative color schemes and whimsical details add flair to seemingly mundane things like plates and flatware. Choose the one that suits your wedding style, tweak the color combination and make it yours!
Photo credits : 1 Photography by Tinywater Photography, Event Coordination by Very Merry Events, Floral Design by Atelier Joya via SMP | 2 via Wild Flower Linens | 3 via The Lennoxx
Photo credits : 1 Styling and Coordination by Love by Lynzie,Photographed by Elizabeth Kaye, via WedLuxe | 2 via Pinterest | 3 via Occasions Online | 4 via United With Love
Photo credits : 1 via Wild Flower Linenst | 2 Photography by Elizabeth Messina, Design/Styling by Mindy Weiss | 3 Photography by Tinywater Photography, Event Coordination by Very Merry Events, Floral Design by Atelier Joya via SMP
Photo credits : 1 via Wild Flower Linenst | 2 via Elizabeth Anne Designs | 3 Flowers + Event Design by Rountree Flowers, Photography by Karen Wise Photography, Event Planning + Design by Ang Weddings and Events via SMP | 4 Designed by JL Design via The Lennoxx
Find more Place Setting Ideas on these posts:
- 15 Stunning Place Settings
- 15 Ways to Welcome Your wedding Guests
- {Wedding Trends}: Bell Jars
- Wedding Macarons Guide
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