These colors and combinations can create a perfect palette for brides as they start the processes of picking colors for Event designers to start creating their dream weddings. From linens and to flowers , color will play a critical role in creating a unique look for a wedding that will be memorable to guests on the big day and create a beautiful “pop” of interest.

If you are looking for a bright and fun theme for your spring wedding, consider Tangerine Tango. The color is alive with a fresh and bold look that will look great on in a floral bouquet as an accent against a bridesmaid dress. Use Cabaret if you want the same brightness, but prefer pink. It is a romantic, feminine shade that can be used on a variety of fabrics, flowers, papers, and other decorations.

If you want a color just as bold, but not quite as bright, consider the deep and engaging Sodalite Blue. It is more interesting and visually appealing than a traditional navy or midnight blue, and its shade provides depth and texture. It’s a great accent colorif you are looking for ribbons and table linens that will make a statement and get attention.

Pretty pastels are also available in the Spring 2012 lineup. These include Sweet Lilac, which is a light and dusty combination of pink and purple, and Cockatoo, which is a unique blue-green color that contains a hint of turquoise. Bellflower is a purple color that will make a great traditional shade for any wedding.

The Spring 2012 Wedding Color Trends from Pantone also include neutral and earthy tones such as Driftwood and Starfish.

Ask us about what we can do to fulfill your Spring 2012 color themes.

It was more than I expected, the ceremony was breathe taking.  With thousands of white wisteria flowers hanging from branches and rows of mahogany chiavari chairs surrounded with tree trumps, the small touches really made the studio look like it was outdoors in a real forest.

The reception tables were dressed with moss green table cloths with fabric leaves attached to them.  The centrepieces were large natural designs.  The centrepiece incorporated candelabras shaped like tree branches.  Small votive candles were also dotted around the arrangement.

To Suit Your Fancy is excited because we can recreate the reception table  and centerpieces that use Breaking Dawn as inspiration.

We’ve got most of the elements in our inventory and we’re going to do a set up in the showroom soon!

We’re excited!

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We’re here to help, send an email with what you want and let’s start making your dream Winter Wonderland come true.

Our showroom is spacious and with 2 gorgeous offices dedicated to consulting, we are here to ensure that your vision is created and exceeds your expectations.

We look forward to seeing you.

We are now located in a spacious studio at

96 Vine Ave

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The first five brides to book a free consultation with To Suit Your Fancy will win passes for themselves and two friends to attend the National Bridal Show which will be taking place September 9^th to 11^th this fall. With fashion shows each day displaying modern bridal gowns, wedding party couture, and décor displays everywhere, this is a must see for anyone planning an upcoming wedding!

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Different lounge styles and layouts can improve traffic flow and also give your event a signature style. One of our favorite wedding lounge furniture companies is J.co furniture. With a wide selection of wedding lounges, setup, delivery and removal services, J.co is a great choice to take the stress away from the extra planning that can be involved with adding features to your wedding.

Check out some of our most recent lounge designs below!

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This look is perfect for the girly-girl and reminds us of fairytale endings with Prince Charming.  Just like Lady Diana on her wedding day this look is soft, pretty, and dreamy.

Colour Scheme

The colours you choose for your wedding day set the style and tone for your entire event. The main colour here is pink. Pink radiates romance, softness and beauty. The accent colour is neutral grey in multiple shades – silver, platinum and slate. Mixing the feminine pink with masculine grey creates a versatile palette that will please both the bride and groom.

Table Linens

A delicate lace overlay is on top of a neutral slate tablecloth. Instead of draping the overlay down the sides of the table, it’s fastened to the edges of the table. To create a clean edge around the table the fastened lace overlay is covered with a beautiful rosette border in platinum. This border can also be used to decorate your cake table and layered downwards for a more dramatic effect.

The platinum napkins have a shimmery silver touch on the edges and have been folded to look like lily pads. The lily pad fold is labour intensive but so pretty! In the centre of the napkin you can place a soft pink hydrangea. Hydrangeas need lots of water and if you plan to recreate this look you will want to fill a small votive candle holder with water. Nestle the votive into the middle of the napkin and place the hydrangea stem into it. Guests will have to lift the holder and flower off their napkin and put it on the table before they eat dinner.

Centrepieces

For any bride and groom, choosing the right arrangement of flowers is a fundamentally important part of the wedding planning. Floral centrepieces reflect the bride’s sense of style as well as invoking a sense of grace and elegance to the event. For this fairytale theme, lots of different shades of pink have been incorporated into the floral arrangements. The vases are a combination of silver, crystal and glass. The shape of the vases should be feminine and soft.

If your budget permits, create one large floral centrepiece for each table and display it on a two-foot stand. When everyone is seated at the table the floral arrangement should not interfere with anyone’s line of site. Surround the base of the tall centerpiece with more pink flowers held in short, pretty vases. The vases you choose should add some shimmer and sparkle to the table. A vintage look to the vases will add some whimsy to the table.

Special Touches

By adding embellishments to the table you can transport guests into a magical mood with royalty in mind. In this case, the place cards are cutouts of a princess carriage. The stemware is rimmed with platinum and mirrors the feminine shape of the vases on the table.  Lucite Tiffany chairs with platinum seats look like glistening glass slippers. Charger plates are in platinum and ground each place setting. Vintage crystal brooches are added to each place setting and add to the overall sparkle of the table.

Cake

A princess wedding theme cake should be elaborate and elegant with edible pearls, lace-pressed fondant, elegant hand piping and delicate crystallized sugar flowers. Ideally, your cake should match the colour scheme or your wedding tables. In this case we put a large mirror onto a covered bistro table. The cake was placed in the centre of the mirror and pink rose petals were strewn around the base.

We would like to thank Heidi Allen & The Steven an Chris Show!

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The Institute of Wedding & Event Design (IWED) is a unique hands-on training course for students and event professionals.  “The event industry is currently lacking an accredited organization dedicated to training event décor professionals. It is our mission to properly train draping and décor techniques, as well as event logistics. We are excited to be teaching a diverse set of students from around the world.”James Lester.

IWED is accepting registrations for the Complete Event Design Degree May 9-13, 2011 in Toronto ON.
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James Lester, Principal Designer To Suit Your Fancy has been appointed Creative Director for The Institute of Wedding & Event Design. James is currently developing course material for the upcoming course May 9-13, 2011.

The Institute of Wedding & Event Design (IWED) is a unique hands-on training course for students and event professionals. “The event industry is currently lacking an accredited organization dedicated training event décor professionals. It is our mission to properly train draping and décor techniques, as well as event logistics. We are excited to be teaching a diverse set of students from around the world.” James Lester.

IWED is accepting registrations for the Complete Event Design Degree May 9-13, 2011 in Toronto ON.

www.iwedglobal.com