Floral Print Wedding Ideas {Vintage}

This next look in the “Floral Print Wedding Ideas” miniseries from Mikkel Paige and Roey Mizrahi Events is stunning. Mismatched floral print china, lace doilies, and mercury glass are just a few of the elements that make this tablescape perfectly vintage…

From Roey:

“Vintage” was conveyed through the use of mismatched floral printed china, to which we had combined with lace doilies surrounding the centerpiece to appear as an incomplete table runner, gold vintage flatware, and mixed mercury votive candles to add warmth. The centerpiece was very delicate and rested in water in a vintage glass chaffing/casserole dish. Every element had a purpose and was relatable. I wanted this table to feel like you someone could create it themselves using everything from their grandparents kitchen, creating something very distinguished and effortless about it. The floral printed fabric ribbon that secured the silverware together was an additional accent supporting the concept and how to further integrate it in this theme.

I love everything about this vintage look! What Roey described above is right- it seems so put together, yet effortless at the same time. The epitome of vintage, right?

So what do you think of the vintage look for this Floral Print miniseries?

[See all of the Floral Print Wedding Ideas here!]

Vendors who made it all happen…

Photographer: Mikkel Paige / Planner & Designer: Roey Mizrahi Events / Flowers & Decor: Karma Flowers / Venue: ici Restaurant

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3 responses to Floral Print Wedding Ideas {Vintage}

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Sara July 31, 2013 at 3:48 pm

I think this might be one of my favorite all time shoots. No joke. The strips of fabric on the silverware totally did it for me!! Gorgeous!

Roey Mizrahi July 31, 2013 at 4:22 pm

Sara thank you so much for your kind words! This job is so rewarding knowing I’ve inspired at least one person out there! This was one of my favorites as well!