Credits - Bridesmaid Dress: Anthropologie, Bride's Bouquet: Photo by BKB Photography Via The Knot, Photo Invitations: Kenzie Kate, Bridal Gown: Vera Wang, Cake: Photo Via the Wedding Things Blog, Table Setting: Shiraz Events, Linen (Curtain): Venue: 23rd Floor.
I was totally inspired when I saw the city scape invitations by Kenzie Kate. I feel that sometimes when people think of "themes" for a wedding they don't realize the potential that there is!
A theme doesn't have to be an era, or a particular style, it can be ANYTHING. If you met your fiance at a Starbucks you can do a coffee theme with Tiramisu in place of cake, centerpieces with dark luxurious coffee beans filling the bottom of the vases, and satchels of coffee beans as favors. If your favorite weekend activity is camping you can choose a venue with a fire pit have guests making S'mores during your outdoor reception which can include miniature versions of all your favorite "camping" foods (hot dogs, hamburgers, etc.), with lanterns on each table and stars overhead. A theme does not have to be popular, it should be something that is meaningful to you as a couple, or something that you both love! A theme also doesn't have to be in-your-face obvious, small touches can give your wedding the unique and personalized feel that you want while ensuring that your wedding still looks timeless!
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