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Tips For Creating A Fiesta Inspired Wedding
Creating a beautiful table is one of my favorite parts of weddings. I think it’s mostly due to the fact that there’s so many elements coming together in one space. From custom menus and place settings to centerpieces and ornate details, the table is the perfect opportunity to set the mood. And for a fiesta wedding, what better way than with bright florals and turquoise-rimmed plates? Be bright and be bold!
Guests love a memorable wedding favor – and one they can use! So when planning for the perfect gift, we love the idea of colorful maracas. And why not give them out early in the evening? You know they’ll be used on the dance floor to keep the party going. Now we know you want to keep it classy which is why wedding favors are the perfect outlet to have a little light-hearted fun!
Ever been to a wedding where the dinner and cake were great but the reception lasts hours and halfway through the dancing, you find yourself starving again? Yeah, we’ve been there! Well, problem solved… Create a late night taco bar! With all that dancing and celebrating, who doesn’t love a little after-dinner snack?
Let’s not forget YOU, the Bride! We know it can be tricky to accessories your already stunning gown without taking away from the sheer elegance. So this very reason is why we’re swooning over this gorgeous custom necklace. Nothing says “Fiesta” quite like a bold statement piece and a traditional serape. Please know we’re not suggesting you walk down the aisle with a serape draped around your shoulders (that would bring a whole new meaning to “making a statement”) but we do love the idea of having it as a photo prop. Have fun with your photographer and before you know it, you’ll be feeling like a Vogue model in your portraits with these bold pieces.
Who says piñatas are only for kids? We can’t help but smile when thinking about starting your reception with a fun, interactive moment. If you’re a bit more timid and fearful of it being cheesy, then opt to keep it simple like this white and gold piñata. It doesn’t have to be in the shape of a donkey to carry out the theme. With an activity like this, you’re sure to get your guests on their feet for the start of an epic reception party! XO Stacy
