I can’t think of a better way to start off a slow, Monday morning than with a new wedding table created by the talented, Chelsea Fuss. Yellow and white is such a classic pairing of colors, but I love Chelsea’s charming interpretation for a wedding brunch by adding bits of blue, lemonade, and sweets. Her tables are always so lovely, but yet very doable and affordable. Thanks, Chelsea!
Concept
This
wedding is both dainty + carefree. Loose, haphazard florals are paired
with luscious daffodil-colored silk, sweet Pastille favors, and casual
bottles of lemonade. It’s a mixture of new and old, fancy and
inexpensive.
wedding is both dainty + carefree. Loose, haphazard florals are paired
with luscious daffodil-colored silk, sweet Pastille favors, and casual
bottles of lemonade. It’s a mixture of new and old, fancy and
inexpensive.
Location
It’s equally charming in a rambling meadow or a classical, white room.
Bouquet + Boutonniere
The
bride’s bouquet is made from a mixture of farmer’s market daffodils
(cost in season $7) and tied with a striped ribbon ($2.50). The
boutonniere is one variety of narcissus tied with yellow seam binding
($1).
bride’s bouquet is made from a mixture of farmer’s market daffodils
(cost in season $7) and tied with a striped ribbon ($2.50). The
boutonniere is one variety of narcissus tied with yellow seam binding
($1).
Table Ingredients
Tables
are set with a luscious silk checked tablecloth (home-made from fabric,
$60) and paired with white Chivari chairs (8.50 ea). Vases are cleaned
out old jam and canning jars filled with farmer’s market flowers. Grape
hyacinth, goldenrod, narcissus/daffodils, and tulips. Favors are french
pastille candies ($2.50 ea.), Plates are plain white rentals paired
with embellished dessert plates.Napkins are mix and match vintage
linens (similar $1-10).
are set with a luscious silk checked tablecloth (home-made from fabric,
$60) and paired with white Chivari chairs (8.50 ea). Vases are cleaned
out old jam and canning jars filled with farmer’s market flowers. Grape
hyacinth, goldenrod, narcissus/daffodils, and tulips. Favors are french
pastille candies ($2.50 ea.), Plates are plain white rentals paired
with embellished dessert plates.Napkins are mix and match vintage
linens (similar $1-10).
Sources: Tablecloth made from 4 yards of silk ($60 total, Mill End Fabric Store ).
Note: If you are making more than one, many fabric stores will sell a
bolt of fabric at wholesale or at least a discount Also, to save money you could create only runners out this fabric and lay them over white, rental tableclothes. Check Fabric Depot .Vases are recycled jam jars. Flowers are from Portland Farmer’s Market . Pastille candies + Lorina Lemonade, Cost Plus/World Market . Chairs and plates rented from West Coast Event Productions . Ribbon on Bouquet from Mill End Fabric Store . Linen Napkins, similar ones on Ebay .
Note: If you are making more than one, many fabric stores will sell a
bolt of fabric at wholesale or at least a discount Also, to save money you could create only runners out this fabric and lay them over white, rental tableclothes. Check Fabric Depot .Vases are recycled jam jars. Flowers are from Portland Farmer’s Market . Pastille candies + Lorina Lemonade, Cost Plus/World Market . Chairs and plates rented from West Coast Event Productions . Ribbon on Bouquet from Mill End Fabric Store . Linen Napkins, similar ones on Ebay .
So sweet and simple. Chelsea is so talented and I love that you guys are working together.
Beautiful and simple and absolutely lovely. I just love a yellow and white cheerful brunch. And the arrangements are so sweet.
I am putting together easter brunch for my extended family and this set up would be perfect for my backyard. Ive been married for over 10 years and still adore this site. The ideas work so well for so many events. Thanks for the inspiration.
this is lovely. i adore the checkered table cloth…
oh, Chelsea does such wonderful flowers–I would love to have a seat at this table!
So simple and beautiful!
Gorgeous. So glad these are starting up again. They are my favorite.
Love this. This post is getting me ready for spring. It is still so cold where I am.
WOW. I am so in awe of this table setting. I love it for a shower also… I might use this idea for Easter as welL!
I love, so perfect and refreshing for this time of year!
The colors, the lovely simpleness of the flowers, it makes me smile and wish for warmer weather so I could host a brunch inspired by these photos!
This table is just darling! I love daffodils and really like how you added the blue.
What a perfect spring table. Thanks Once Wed and Chelsea for more fantastic inspiration.
i absolutely love this table and this blog.
so very brilliant!
i love the little pastille tins as well, but i wasn’t able to find them at world market…what is the brand?