Last month, I joined up with a few other vendors to host a St. Patrick's Day shoot, inspired by Pantone's color of the year: Greenery.

We held the shoot at The Lighthouse - a venue I adore! This styled shoot gives me inspiration for many weddings and even a sweet elopement ceremony and I hope it inspires you too.

I used our gold velvet linens to highlight the actual greenery we used in the shoot and to compliment the gorgeous, mint green invitations as well as the gold accessories throughout the shoot. Don't be afraid to mix different shades of the same color as long as it looks intentional and not like they just didn't match! The pops of gold here helps tie the darker green of the florals and the mint together.

The golden candlesticks next to the gold velvet is a glamorous combination for any wedding - even this intimate ceremony! The velvet tablescape with the gold flatware adds an extra luxurious feel to the setting.

Speaking of tablescapes - we chatted about table runners last week and I love this combination we used here with a mint cloth and sparkly runner to add a little further interest to the table. Mixing linen textures is a great way to tie colors and themes together without looking repetitive.

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• gold velvet tablecloth

• gold runner

• mint green tablecloth

• emerald runner

What is your favorite way to mix linen textures? Would you use two shades of the same color like in this shoot?

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Credits:

photography: Danielle Poff Photography | venue: The Lighthouse | event design: Brannan Events & Design | florals: Tumbleweed Floral Truck | wedding dress boutique: Kinsley James Couture Bridal | bride's ring: vintage | hair stylist: Tay C Styles | makeup artist: MakeUp by Adele | paper goods: Oxford Lettering Co. | cake: Ma Petite Maison Cake Design | furniture: The Chiavari Guys | linens: Party Crush Studios | model: Chelsea Schroeder | artisan gift box: Box + Bow