9 Ways You Can Make Your Wedding Millennial Pink
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With millennial pink becoming all the rage, we're predicting brides will follow suit and bring the trend to life in their nuptials. If you're unfamiliar with the shade, it's not as bright as Barbie would like but not as dull as Grandma's guest room, making it a fun and elegant palette option for weddings. It doesn't come off as tacky as you'd imagine and it's actually a versatile color that can be widely incorporated without appearing childish. See some inspiration ahead!
Wedding Cakes
Go all out with a full pink cake, or limit it to embellishments. Flowers are an easy and beautiful way to add a pop of color.
Food and Dessert
This is where you can really have some fun. You can customize virtually any treat to the exact color you want when frosting is involved. Desserts like macarons already come in that shade, making it an easy choice.
Bridal Gowns
Do you dare to go pink? If you're a nontraditional bride who can't bear to wear white on your big day, make a statement with a pink gown. As you'll see ahead, you can go as bold or as subtle as you want.
Bridesmaid Dresses
Yes to millennial pink bridesmaid dresses! It's a flattering shade that doesn't draw too much attention away from the bride.
Tablescapes
You can select to feature the color through centerpieces and details or upfront with plating and menus. The shade is subtle enough for any style, from feminine to modern.
Flowers
Peonies, carnations, and camellias are just a few options that you can go with. Incorporate them into your bridal bouquet and centerpieces, or if budget permits, create a cascading flower wall at your reception.
Details
There's various ways you can feature millennial pink at your reception. Go as small as customized napkins or as big as guest seating charts.
Backdrop
Love the color but don't want to make your wedding all about it? Simply use it as a backdrop for photo ops or even for saying "I do." That way, you can maintain your desired palette while still having some memorable shots.