Pantone Perfection Wedding Inspiration

eclectic bouquet by Bo Boutique

Are you tired of this fascination with barely there pastels? Laura Murray Photography, Wedding Sparrow, and Bo Boutique are right there with you. They teamed up to embrace this years new and ultra vibrant Pantone Color of the Year, Radiant Orchid, in this Pantone perfection wedding inspiration. This purple-y pink shade is like a refreshing slap to the face after all of the sleepy soft color pallets from this summer. Captured in all of the florals with stunning perfection, you are sure to fall head over heels in love with 2014's new favorite color.
We don't have to remind you that there is tons more to see in the full gallery, so we won't. We trust you can find your way there to get your fill of all the pretty details that Laura Murray Photography captured. That's why we love you!

calligraphy wedding invite

magenta and red wedding ideas

elegant and eclectic wedding looks

If you haven't noticed yet, this wedding inspiration is all about flowers and the drama they can bring to any event. The invitation suite designed by Signora E Mare was no exception with large blooms and gorgeous calligraphy in "Radiant Orchid" the 2014 Pantone Color of the Year. Spectacular!

Laura Murray photography

regal groom looks

regal looking floral crown by Bo Boutique

bridal session

white, red, pink and purple bouquet

From Laura Murray Photography:Wedding Sparrow and I spoke about creating some wedding inspiration that was far removed from the pastel wedding color palettes we have seen this past summer. With the new 2014 Pantone Color of the Year being 'Radiant Orchid' our 'Bloomsbury' shoot fits well with the latest wedding color palette. Working with the new Claire Pettibone 'Wren' dress was a dream and a formal look for our real couple Jade and Bevan really made the English countryside landscape pop.From Bo Boutique:My signature style very much focuses on statement blooms and complex colour pallets. I wanted to incorporate as many textures as I could so that every time you looked at one of the pieces you noticed something different, for example the crab apples nestled into the crown. The headpiece came from my fascination with Marie Antoinette and the over exaggerated style of the 17th century where wigs and headpieces were huge and dramatic. I wanted to create something that was bigger than your average head garland, I made a crown that turned this stunning model from a bride into something far more beautiful and regal!

floral seat decor