The morning of the royal wedding, the world stopped until Kate Middleton emerged in a breathtaking, timeless lace Sarah Burton (for Alexander McQueen) gown. It was classic and yet the bride looked modern, chic, and every bit herself. Lace, like diamonds, is forever. It will never go out of style. Lace brings a soft femininity to a wedding. It’s reminiscent of the days of kings and queens and lavish parties thrown in their honor. There are so many ways to incorporate lace details into your wedding. We are constantly inspired – scroll to the end of this post to see some of our very own lace details from some of our favorite weddings!
Lace gown via Ruffled, Lace blouse, Sarah Seven lace dress, Closet of lace garments, Lace sleeved dress source unknown, Lace-printed cake via Style Me Pretty, Lace votives via Style Me Pretty, Lace necklace, White lace bolero, Black lace bolero, Kate Middleton, Vintage lace cuff, Easton Events lace wedding details courtesy of Jen Fariello, Easton Events lace wedding details courtesy of Jen Fariello
If you have been to an event recently and loved the band, start there! Nothing is better than experiencing a band in person. Track down their name and find out their rate. If they are not in your budget, we suggest calling your local entertainment-booking agent to find out who plays in a similar genre.
If you don’t prefer a band or it’s not in your budget, a DJ is a wonderful alternative. DJs also range in price and style – from classic tracks to a more nightclub sound. If you prefer contemporary music, a DJ may be your best option as DJs have access to the widest variety of music. Try to attend an event where your preferred DJ is performing or if the DJ is out of town, be certain to connect on the phone and check out their website. You’ll want to make sure that they are willing to work with the mood you are trying to set with your wedding music.
