All the Right Angles: Geometric Wedding Inspiration

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Written by
Darien Parish Ali Brownrigg

Published:

Fall/Winter 2014

Wedding planners, especially seasoned ones like Simply Wed’s Kirstie Warren, who has been planning events for  12 years, jump at the opportunity to produce something new and fresh. Which is exactly what Warren did with “Geometric Dreams,” the décor theme for her booth at Columbia Winery during Weddings in Woodinville, an annual bridal event that’s hosted by local wineries every January. 

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“Geometric shapes had been all over the fashion scene in the previous seasons, so I wanted to translate that into an awesome event design that was stunning yet approachable,” says Warren. She had The People’s Cake make three different cakes in a puzzle pattern reminiscent of Rubik’s Cubes; strung geometric paper shapes in garlands—geometric boxes can also be used as favor boxes, says Warren—and stacked square, round and diamond-shaped chargers and plates for a layered look.

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Anne Bradfield of Floressence used blooms in hues of fuchsia, orange, plum and lime green—some with geometric-shaped leaves—in patterned vases for a bit of extravagance. The key is using small touches to avoid a geometric explosion, says Warren. “I love a design that reveals itself as you travel through it. It’s the ideal way to engage guests and show off your personality, which is essentially what a wedding design should be all about.”

Styles:

Modern