Bride is 60% complete with her tablescape vision. Colors are fuschia & silver. Silver pin-tuck tablecloths with hot pink napkins, white chairs, and natural-color redwood manzanita tree branches for the centerpiece. Recently fell in love (x3) with damask & wants to include it on her table, replacing the silver tablecloth.
Well, it's doable, ladies. Granted , I have no idea what the budget is or if a florist and/or stylist has been contracted. My suggestions would be:
- If you're stuck on having damask print tablecloths and you're able to find the perfect print (like a neutral or black & white damask color scheme), you can alternate the tables where some will remain silver while the rest are damask. Damask on all the tables may be a bit much. Or you can have a tablerunner with a damask print & a solid tablecloth.
- You can always subtly incorporate damask on your papergoods, like table numbers, escort cards, placecards, and menus. If you decide to have your favors be at each placesetting, rather than a separate table, you can incorporate damask with the favors.
- You might, if it's not too overwhelming or too all over the place, want to include damask in your vases or whatever you have to hold your manzanita branches.
- Something that doesn't have anything to do with your tables would be a damask patterned ring pillow, or damask ribbon to wrap your bouquet.

{styling by JL Designs; linen from Wildflower Linens; rentals from Classic Party Rentals; photo by Barnet Photography; for Ceremony Magazine}
P.S. I love hot pink & damask. Do you have questions? Send them my way.
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