Dinnerware Inspiration

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{Above: Dress by Jenny Packham – Spring 2011 via Getty; Table setting via Flair by Joe Nye (photo by Edmund Barr)}

I’m pretty sure you’ve seen tons of images that follow the whole dress-to-cake trend, in which elements of the wedding dress go into designing the cake.  For many multicultural brides, there’s usually a wardrobe change included somewhere into the evening.  You may not want your cake to look like a kilt, but you might be inspired to adorn your reception table decor to fit the mood of your dress.  Can couture patterns inspired place settings?  I say “but ov curse” (in a slick french accent).

Here are a few ideas I love, starting with a mood that’s flirty and sophisticated to unapologetic decadence:

{Above: Dress by Monique Lhuillier – Spring 2011 via Getty; Table setting photo by Carolina Ambida via Brides.UK}

For those ladies out there who aren’t afraid to unleash a little color, there’s no reason why your table settings can exude the same burst of energy.

{Above: Dress by Faiza Samee; Table setting via Horchow}

{Above: Dress by Fahad Hussayn; Table setting by Horchow}

Sometimes turning down the volume on color palettes can serve as a wonderful compliment to dominant design statements like earth or epic-friendly motifs.

{Above: Dress by Bothdol; Table setting via NZ House & Garden}

{Above: Kebaya Dress via here; Table setting by Horchow}

{Above: Dress via here; Table setting by Horchow}

{Above: Dress by Oscar De la Renta – Spring 2011 via Getty; Table setting by Fete NY}

Like every runway collection that culminates with a final show stopping piece, today’s feature comes to a glittery conclusion with all that glitters, inspired by Givenchy’s sparkle fest for the fall of 2010.

{Above: Dress by Givenchy – Fall 2010; Table setting via Hotel Adolphus}

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