Blue and White Inspiration: Allie & Forest’s Wedding

Kelsey Lessick • August 12, 2024
A bride in a white gown and a groom in a dark suit hold a floral bouquet together while standing on a gravel path.

Allie and Forrest’s blue and white (with a twist) wedding at Keswick Vineyard was a literal visual treat for the eyes.  All of the vibrant colors and attention to detail took this wedding from beautiful to breathtaking.

From the bride, Allie:

“When Forrest and I got engaged, Bridgerton had just been released and I loved how the sets were classic but very colorful. I told my planner, Kristin Ridge, my vision and she and the other vendors just ran with it. I knew I wanted French blue, but wanted it to act as a “neutral” foundation for a variety of other colors because I did not want a cookie cutter blue and white wedding.

A long banquet table set for a wedding under a white tent, featuring pastel floral arrangements and wooden cross-back chairs.

My paternal grandmother and I were incredibly close. She collected ginger jars and I thought it would be a great way to incorporate her in our special day. We searched far and wide for accents that would bring a pop of color but still have a traditional element to them. The chargers and wall papered bar/panels had a chinoiserie print to tie in the jars.

A white DJ booth sits before a floral-patterned wall, beneath a large, hanging chandelier of pink, blue, and white flowers.

Forrest is a Clemson alum, and after incessant requests to have an orange and purple wedding, I humored him. Our florist, Shelby with Tupelo Floral, was able to blend in some orange and purple pastels along with our deeper pinks to appease him.”

Eight floral boutonnieres featuring roses and blue accent flowers arranged in various pastel color palettes.

Attire details

A person in a white wedding gown holding a floral bouquet, standing on a lawn in front of a white building and greenery.

We love how Allie kept her and her bridesmaids looks slightly understated so as not to compete with all the details of the design.  Allie chose the sleek and sophisticated Antiope dress by Pronovias but did add a bit of color in her veil which featured pink and green florals by Bel-Aire Bridal.

A couple dances on a wooden floor under a large, vibrant floral chandelier in an outdoor tented wedding venue.

If you are looking for some wedding inspiration, look no further than all the gorgeous details of this colorful blue and white wedding.

Vendor Team

Wedding Planner: Kristin Ridge Events

Beauty: Ave 42 – Natalie Gordon

Captivating Complexion – Molly Bottas

Bridal Attire and accessories: The One Bridal Salon

Catering: Harvest Moon

Ceremony Music: Melodius Strings

Photobooth: Renown

Officiant: Dave Norris

Rentals: MS Events

Stationery: Rock Paper Scissors

Stationery Calligraphy: Jodi MacFarlan

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