Cameron & Cody
Apr 16, 2020
1 min read
We can't get enough of Cameron and Cody's gorgeous Christmas wedding! Cameron loved the idea of getting married around Christmas but still wanted her wedding to have a very neutral, bridal feel. She loved the white, cream and gold decor the Payne-Corley House offered and her forest green bridesmaid's dresses and heavy greens in the bouquets tied it all together perfectly.
Abby's at the Cottage outdid themselves with a showstopper mantlepiece!
And no traditional wedding cake for this couple. Just a bounty of delicious desserts from Alpine Bakery. YUM!
Photography: Martine Baher
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That is also what makes a venue's marketing hard: every couple arrives with their own palette, and the venue's recognisable rooms need to be shown in several of them without booking a styled shoot per season.
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What a beautiful Christmas wedding! Love the neutral palette with forest green accents. If you ever need to flip a coin online for fun decisions, it's handy. The dessert spread looks amazing too.
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Forest green with white and gold for a Christmas wedding reads more like a spring garden party to me. At Payne-Corley House, the historic backdrop already brings enough warmth; adding that cool green just muddies the palette. If you’re mapping out seasonal color combos, these wedding palette planning worksheets might help you test contrasts before committing.
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