The Case For A Two-Part Wedding, According To The Planner Who Built Her Own

A wedding planner designed her own celebration as two separate events rather than one, drawing on a Tuscany-inspired vision to carry through both. She set a single palette across the two parts: olive green, corals, pinks, creams, and black. For a bride deciding whether to split a wedding into distinct parts, the working detail worth borrowing is the palette-first approach — pick the colors before splitting the day, so both halves still read as one wedding.

With reporting from Style Me Pretty.