Consider incorporating elements from your house for your wedding, whether household silver, heirlooms, rugs or cosmetic flourishes, to deliver a bit of your personality to the event.

Floral Arch Atlanta floral and event designer Lindsay Coletta, photographer Heidi Geldhauser and stylist Mandy Kellogg Rye awoke to make a fantasy bohemian-gypsy wedding at the Georgia countryside using two photographers because their bride and groom versions.

Fancy Feast Glamorous jewel-tones, stunning flowers, weathered wood and a forest canopy strike just the right high-low notes in this wedding. Floral designer Lindsay Coletta was motivated by a trip to upstate New York where a bohemian family's carefree lifestyle planted the seed for this gypsy wedding shoot.

Glam Slam Silver Jordan almonds, a rustic dining table and touches of walnut and other all-natural components give a glam-meets-nature impact to this dream wedding.

Dainty Dahlia This wedding design requires a cue from nature's brilliant colour such as the magnificent fuchsia tones within this dahlia. Bright colors and Metallics defined floral designer Lindsay Coletta's color palette .

Firelight Kiss Yurts and teepees are getting to be popular, atmospheric techniques to enjoy the great outdoors. This glamorous/rustic wedding has been staged at North Georgia Canopy Tours which delivers teepee camping.

Good Luck Truck The pickup truck is becoming an increasingly common accessory at farm weddings.

Bloom Time Floral designer Linsday Coletta featured a variety of flowers--from the humble to the luxury--into this glamorous outside wedding including dahlias decorative mirror toronto . Centaurea aspera, Celosia cristata, strawflower, eucalyptus, ranunculus, porcelain berries, roses, delphinium, scabiosa, peonies, pokeweed and chinaberry.

Silver and Gold Stylist Mandy Kellogg Rye mixed pastels, jewel tones and metallics to make a unique and free-form colour palette. Floral designer Lindsay Coletta recommends not being too constrained by a set colour palette when designing your wedding. Let character and an inspired mixture of colour and texture guide your selection of flowers and other wedding components, instead of making things too matchy-matchy and dependent upon one pair color.

Llama Lasso What's far better than a llama? A llama wearing a flowery necklace, needless to say. Lindsay Coletta enjoys to bring animals, from horses to alpacas into the weddings and parties she generates. With this dream outdoor wedding she used the llamas as au naturel "props" milling in the occasion like honored guests.

The Invitation Natural elements including rose granite stoves and a good deal of new blossoms give this glam-gypsy wedding a exceptional sensibility.

Llama, the Sequel Planning an outdoor wedding at garden or a farm? Celebrate a love of nature by incorporating animals to the day's plans.

Fur and Flowers "Llamas and alpacas have always been my favorite animals" says floral and event designer Lindsay Coletta who created the magical mood of this bohemian wedding in rural Lula, Georgia.

Mood Lighting Even though their normal lair is daylight, these flowers take on a magic glow by candlelight.

Teepees Are Tops Welcome to a outdoor wedding? By incorporating a teepee into your 10, create unforgettable atmosphere.

Wild Life Llamas adorned with floral "necklaces" hit a haute hippie notice at this outside wedding.

Bedazzled Metallics and fur, sparkle and warm textures lend an earthy-glitz attitude to this Georgia wedding.

Floral Offering A gifted wedding photographer will work to incorporate elements of your outside wedding design into the shot list and isolate magazine-style moments to totally capture the mood of your event.

Gold Club The day's colour scheme of brights and metallics is based in the gold script and daring edging of those invites.

Blushing Bride Blush has been a favorite color scheme for weddings, and looks great in bouquets or clothing, especially if put off by metallics like the beadwork within this bride's dress.

The Happy Couple If you are planning an outdoor wedding, find a photographer proficient at working with natural light.

All in the Mix By mixing this glittery evening dress and vibrant jewelry with a natural, outdoor setting, this rustic wedding gets kicked up a notch.

Take Shelter If tents or other shelters are in your outdoor wedding program, take into consideration how to decorate them to your special moment. Floral designer Lindsay Coletta continued the subject of flowery wreaths around her llamas' necks, by adorning the entry to the teepee with a wreath of fresh flowers.

Sunlight Shindig Gold ottomans, lots of throw rugs and creatures skins give a welcoming, luxurious atmosphere and produce the idea of a picnic on the floor considerably more glamorous.

Bring On Your Style Consider incorporating elements from your house for your wedding, whether household silver, heirlooms, rugs or cosmetic flourishes, to deliver a bit of your personality to the event.

Fruit Tray Blueberries, figs, pomegranate and celebrity fruit supply an exotic criminal. Incorporate fruit and produce from a home garden or local farmers' market into your wedding plan to celebrate the tastes of the year.

Front and Center Florals Floral designer Lindsay Coletta integrated dahlias, Centaurea aspera, Celosia cristata, strawflower, lavender, ranunculus, porcelain berries, roses, delphinium, scabiosa, peonies, pokeweed and chinaberry within this wedding style.

A Feast of Flowers A gorgeous garland welcomes guests into this teepee featuring eucalyptus, pink delphinium, Queen Anne's lace and lemon foliage.

Bright Lights Jubilant pops of color from the dahlias in this table setting combined with metallics combined with warm wood tones give this wedding its distinctive flair.

Turquoise beads Occasion and floral designer Lindsay Coletta incorporated her own turquoise and crystals into the al fresco wedding.

Flower Power "I didn't want it to become matchy-matchy" floral designer Lindsay Coletta claims of this outdoor wedding whose mix of pastels and brights is reflected in this sumptuous arrangement.

Jewel Box Chunks of amethyst provide vases for little flower arrangements set around the table.

Make it Your Own Do not be bound to some one color palette or be afraid to mix expensive stuff and humble ones. Designer Lindsay Coletta used wildflowers, teepees and stone tones, mixing the rustic and the glamorous with compelling effects within this wedding.