I’m starting a new Wedding Invitation project with Mexican and Moroccan influences (FABULOUS!! right?), and to get my creative spark flowing I came up with this visual + sparkle = color inspired by the future Bride’s chosen colors: light Tiffany blue and gold. This cake pretty much sums the color palette up, so soft, yet elegant with the touches of gold.

I’ll keep you posted on the process!

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Happy Monday!! Let’s give a great big welcome to the most romantic month of the year, February!! ♥

In honor of the month of L♥VE I have for you a sweet and romantic Valentine’s-inspired visual + sparkle = inspiration, full of soft blush tints and shimmery golden hues. What a great way start off the month, no?

Stay tuned during the week for A Sweet Lizzy B Gift to make your Valentine’s Day special.

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Spring is a little less than two months away and, although I usually dislike when bloggers get so far ahead in seasons/holidays in their posts, I can’t help but think of warmer temperatures while listening to one of my favorite Bossa Nova tunes and enjoying a refreshing drink with this beautiful weather we’ve had in San Diego. Sooo…that said, I was inspired by this lovely bouquet designed by Stems of Dallas via Ruffled. A perfect combination of warm and soft hues for a Spring Wedding indeed!

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Starting off this gloomy San Diego day with a spark of color. Still maintaining a hint of winter shades, this visual + sparkle = color combines bright canary yellow and soft peach with touches of blue and emerald green. Perfect for a Spring celebration (I’m so yearning for Spring weather right about now!!).

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Fall is here and although it’s my favorite season and would like to take advantage of the cooler weather, it’s just not possible with the close-to-100-degree-heat in San Diego!! Also, the fact that I’m already thinking about Winter weddings and colors doesn’t help either.

Today I bring you (or should I say this ‘month’ I bring you =)p ) a very glamorous Art Deco-inspired (color) visual + sparkle, full of contrasts with the dark and light and combinations of shimmery metallics [gold + copper]. In preparing for an Art Deco addition to the Lizzy B Loves invitation collection, I wanted to evoke luxury and opulence with the chosen hues; a very 1930′s palette. Stay tuned for more of this Art Deco-inspired Wedding Suite in the coming weeks.

I hope you’re connected to Lizzy B Loves on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram because that’s where I am most of the time, with quick news and snippets into the goings-on of Lizzy B Loves!

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In the invitation design process, coming up with the color palette is one of my favorite steps. With all the colors in the world one can create an endless array of combinations, but with input from the bride-to-be that process becomes a much easier task. Check out these colors requested by the future Mrs., so varied, yet so perfect together. I can just imagine the beautiful bouquet with all these hues.

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It seems that the brightest of colors are everywhere these days, but when combining the visual aesthetic of multiple cultures such as Indian, Korean, and the inspiration of Mexico, well, you can’t beat the boldness of their hues. With this in mind I created this visual + sparkle = inspiration as a starting point for the next project. The splash of gold ties everything together to create a cohesive color palette perfect for a multicultural Wedding event!

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I know we’ve just  enjoyed a solitary weekend into the warmth of summer, but in the Wedding Industry we’re getting ready for Fall Fêtes already!! So, in preparing for a Mexican-inspired Wedding, I created this visual + sparkle inspired by the Bride-to-be’s chosen colors. A perfect combination of cool teals and warm brick and corals. Can’t wait to show you the pretty patterns!!

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I’m throwing a double-punch of color today!!

In finalizing the hue selection for an upcoming Fall Wedding, I took this subtle grey-toned image with a pop of bright yellow as a starting point for the color palette. The Bride to be, Taya, bride blogger on Engaged & Inspired, chose one of our Mexican tile patterns and fell in love with the color as it was, so it was easy to choose the complementing colors for the invitation suite. Stay tuned for this subtle yet bright invitation!!

{Image Via :: Stephanie Williams Photography}

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In preparation for a Spring Wedding invitation, together with the bride to be, I created this visual + sparkle full of muted Spring colors. The combination of greys, mint, yellow and the bright pop of burnt orange are the perfect color palette for the Mexican motifs.

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