\n<\/a>1. Mix white with metallic :<\/strong> If the lack of color is too bland for you, add pops of gold, platinum, or silver to bring about some excitement! Think white linens and white flowers with gold Chiavary chairs and gold-rimmed glasses; or white linens, silver urns with cascading white blooms, and silver Chiavary chairs.<\/p>\n
2. Add natural colors :<\/strong> Use the beauty of the nature around to your advantage! Sand and greenery complement white perfectly. A bamboo canopy draped in white organza makes a perfect backdrop for a wedding on a beach or a field.<\/p>\n 4. Use candles, crystals, and\/or glass.<\/strong> Candlelight reflects off of white, and the crystals or glass will magnify that sparkle exquisitely.<\/p>\n These are some great ideas! Thank you Susan Southerland for sharing on the Head Over Heels<\/a> blog. Did you use some ideas like this in your wedding! Share the fun things you did at PerfectWeddingGuide.com<\/a>!<\/p>\n![\"white3\"](\"https:\/\/pwgnm.files.wordpress.com\/2015\/05\/white2.jpg\")
<\/a>3. Use lots of texture :<\/strong> Incorporate flowers of varying textures like calla lilies, hydrangeas, and roses. Use white fabric linens inlayed with white rose appliqu\u00e9s, or brocades, and don\u2019t forget to add texture to your cake! White fondant with white pin tucks or sugar work is stunning.<\/p>\n