Mardi Gras Themed Weddings

Written By Michole Council

Beads, feathers, mask.... Mardi Gras is almost here and what better way to celebrate it but with a Wedding!  With such a vibrant rich color palette of golds, greens, and purples..... the possibilities are endless. 

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Candlelit tables with purple linens can be very romantic for a wedding. Add in special touches like gold rimmed glasses, menu cards with peacock feathers or mask and Mardi Gras will come alive at your reception.

                White and gold invitations with mask accents 

                White and gold invitations with mask accents 

King Cake is a tradition that you can use as a grooms cake or create mini versions to hand out as favors to guest.

King Cake is a tradition that you can use as a grooms cake or create mini versions to hand out as favors to guest.

It was fun to search and find ideas from favors and flowers to dresses and receptions for this theme. I've done the research I'm just waiting on that special bride! The Ivy League Affairs Bride Mardi Gras style!

Blissfully Michole!

 

                  Invitations with fleurdelis accents and ribbons

                  Invitations with fleurdelis accents and ribbons

How about a wedding cake with a mask as a topper?

How about a wedding cake with a mask as a topper?

Michole Council
Michole founded Ivy League Affairs in order to share her passion, knowledge and love for event planning. Having been a bride, she understands the frustration of having to coordinate a dream wedding with limited resources. This inspired her a decade ago to begin helping other couples to achieve their dream. Prior to establishing Ivy League Affairs, Meiki worked with another consultant before turning her hobby of balloon decorating into a business. She began to study the art of balloon décor, event design and coordination. Meiki believes in continuous education and certification so that she can deliver her best to each and every unique event. Her many years as an educator has taught her to be patient, to be persistent, to be poised, and to be prepared. Her attention to detail, level of commitment and her passion for delivery of new concepts has allowed her to grow who she is and what she does. Michole is an active member and a codirector for the Raleigh/ Durham chapter of the Association of Bridal Consultants. She is also a Certified Sandals Resort Specialist. "Loving what you do allows you to do it better." Meiki
www.ivyleagueaffairs.com
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