On to the wedding: Amy is considering either a winter wedding or a late summer wedding. If she goes with a winter wedding, she wouldn't want to wait until 2010, so it'd be this winter. I think this is doable in part because winter is the slowest season for weddings, so their choice of venues and vendors might still be fairly wide. Plus, I find the idea simply irresistible.
So before Amy rules out the winter wedding idea (it would involve immediate action, much more Darryl's strong suit than Amy's), I thought I'd craft an inspiration board around the possibility. Darryl's family is from China, and red is a dominant color in Chinese weddings, signifying good luck. Amy mentioned to me how elegant deep reds, silver, and gold might look in a winter setting, and I couldn't agree more. I took her idea and ran with it!
Chinese Winter Wedding
Black-tie elegance in a gilded hotel ballroom on a cold winter night... classic New York with a Chinese twist
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3 comments:
Love the inspiration board for amy's wedding that I was not even informed was happening....but i dare say that if she does a winter wedding, I'm putting money on Amy trying to get away w/ wearing her black puffer coat over her dress!
ha ha ha!! yes, another of Amy's lovable communication mishaps ;-)
I did see a fur wrap in black... maybe we can push that instead?! :-)
I think you missed your calling, you should be a wedding theme planner, you don't have to do any of the execution just come up with these fantastic visions and make people pay you for your inspiration boards!! I bet there's a market for that in Dallas.
The Chinese Winter Wedding theme makes me want to get married in December and I hate the cold!
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