I don't know about you, but brunch is without a doubt my favorite meal. Ever. In fact, I would only eat brunch (Ok, really breakfast but brunch makes it acceptable after noon) if I could. I know there's traditionally a day-after brunch during your wedding weekend, but I'm all about non-traditional here right? So why not a wedding brunch? Preferably set in the backyard of a quaint cottage for an intimate country affair.
For this country brunch, I suggest a palette of pretty purples and leafy greens with floral prints and wicker accents. Purple floral dresses for the 'maids and green accents for the men. A wicker basket for your rings and a fabulously textured bouquet.
Bring in more
wicker baskets for your floral arrangements, which should be filled with all sorts of purple pretties (Think
lilac, hydrangea.. delicate but impactful). I was inspired by
this ribbon, featured in yesterday's post, and think it would be for accenting, well, everything. Choose
benches that look like they came right of the front porch of a Southern mansion. And now for the food. How about a sophisticated cereal bar? Yes, I just said that. Think
granola and other organic mixes and supplement with milk in
wicker covered bottles and greek yogurt. A wide selection of
tea, it even matches the palette, and of course brunch staples like pancakes and waffles with wonderful fresh made jams. Not to forget the lunch part, offer simple salads and light mid-day appropriate dishes.
Remember, the feeling here is
casual, intimate and little bit
country. But if you take the risk, it could be a fabulous daytime celebration complete with the comforts of your favorite morning treats.
Aspiring to Inspire,
Kelly
So adorable selection! Thank you for featuring our organic Lavender Decor Potpourri!
ReplyDeleteBrunch is the best. I would very much like to attend a version based on your boards!
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