Sun-kissed aesthetics are trending in 2026, with butter yellow color palettes continuing to be a popular choice for couples. Melody Rose Designs provided coordination, design, rentals, and floral for this scape, working with a team of local vendors to create a delicate, vintage-inspired wedding inspiration.
In addition to the color palette of butter yellow and cream, intricate lace and carefully curated rental pieces were at the forefront of this design. Event Essentials and Velvet Rentals worked alongside Melody Rose Decor to contribute throughout every vignette.
Stationery pieces by LK Bridal were displayed on a vintage vanity dressing table and included an invitation, details card, RSVP, envelope, and a contour-cut floral wrap. The pieces paired a classic script with a modern, high-contrast font and right-aligned text, a break from traditional center-aligned wedding invitations. The invitation suite was printed on a creamy linen cardstock for extra texture and a luxe feel.
Other printed pieces by LK Bridal included a welcome sign, name cards, menus, and a table number.
A lace-draped arch at the start of the aisle framed the ceremony scene, where the couple stood in front of a grounded floral arch. Floral bouquets also lined the aisle, with lace chair ties cascading to the floor. Arrangements by Melody Rose Designs featured roses, anthurium, snapdragons, calla lilies, carnations, and baby’s breath.
Brandi’s Bridal Galleria, Etc. selected a bridal gown, bridesmaid dress, and bridal accessories for the scape. The strapless bridal gown was airy and ethereal, with a sheer, sculpted bodice, basque waist, and full tulle skirt. The layers of fabric added volume and movement, with the top layer adorned with embroidery and subtle, sparkling beading.
The yellow bridesmaid’s dress draped elegantly, featuring a ruched sweetheart neckline, off-the-shoulder sleeves, thin straps, and floral fabric detailing down the front. This look also highlighted another popular trend for 2026—the skinny scarf, which matched the fabric and detailing of the dress.
J. Robert’s Menswear selected a polished, classic black suit for the groom, along with a crisp white undershirt, and a matching tie and pocket square. The suit was also accessorized by a brooch pinned to the lapel.
Thoughtfulness and attention to detail continued at the tablescape, with inspiration ranging from the floral centerpieces to the linens, glassware, and layered place settings. A yellow satin tablecloth set the foundation, with a white lace runner spanning across and flowing to the floor on either side. Plating sat atop white lace doilies and linen napkins were secured by tied pearl beading. Other notable pieces included crystal glassware, gold silverware, candles, and floral vases arranged on the table runner.
Both Lily’s Magical Treats and Stellie’s Ice Cream dressed their carts, cotton candy and ice cream, respectively, to fit the color palette. Both carts donned matching yellow-striped fringe umbrellas. In addition to cotton candy, Lily’s Magical Treats also provided whimsical yellow lollipops with small white flower details.
The dessert spread from Craig’s Cake Shop unfolded across two round tables, with the taller highlighting a joyful four-tier yellow cake. Each layer featured frosted pearl beading and an artful, asymmetrical arrangement of frosted flower motifs.
Also from Craig’s Cake Shop, the lower table featured layered custard dessert cups, each presented in coupe glasses or wine glasses of varying heights and styles.
The final focal point, the lounge, included cream, yellow, and gold furniture pieces, end tables, décor, and plenty of flower arrangements.
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