{"id":84116,"date":"2011-07-15T07:35:00","date_gmt":"2011-07-15T07:35:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/192.163.193.130\/~junebugw\/blog\/what-junebug-loves\/?p=84116"},"modified":"2013-10-14T14:33:10","modified_gmt":"2013-10-14T21:33:10","slug":"junebugs-favorite-wedding-ideas-black-tableware-decor-ideas-for-fall-or-winter-wedding","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/junebugweddings.com\/wedding-blog\/junebugs-favorite-wedding-ideas-black-tableware-decor-ideas-for-fall-or-winter-wedding\/","title":{"rendered":"Junebug’s Favorite Wedding Ideas – Black Tableware Wedding Decor Ideas for Fall or Winter Wedding!"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Well it’s sunny outside today, but I love looking back to this fall post featuring the sophisticated yet edgy look of black tableware<\/a>! Originally featured on October 8, 2008, these clever wedding decor ideas are absolutely timeless…<\/p>\n

In honor of autumn and the raindrops that are falling on the orange and yellow leaves outside my window as I write this, I’m whole heartedly embracing all that’s rich and dark and cozy. I bought fabulous new boots, I turned on my heater, and I’m fascinated by the creative possibilities of incorporating black tableware into a wedding. And this morning, just as I was thinking about how to make the most of this look, I came across this unbelievably beautiful photo collection from photographer Colin Cooke<\/a> and stylist Paul Lowe on Paul’s blog Sweet Paul<\/a> (via Snippet and Ink<\/a>, thanks Kathryn!) and it made me absolutely swoon. Could this meal look any more delectable and luxurious?<\/p>\n

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The dishes in Paul and Colin’s photos have an organic, rustic look, but I also love these vintage inspired pieces that are popping up all over; sleek, shiny and feminine with a touch of mystery and romance. Rosanna has a Rococo Noir collection that features 9 inch<\/a>, 10 1\/2 inch<\/a> and 12 inch cake stands<\/a>, Dauphine candlesticks<\/a>, and darling sugar and creamer set<\/a>. (In Seattle they’re available to rent through Junebug member Totally Tabletops<\/a>!) For a slightly more modern look, these midnight black balloon glasses, wine glasses, champagne flutes, highball glasses and double old fashioned glasses<\/a>, and this Waechtersbach Petal dinnerware place setting<\/a> would be the perfect addition to a fall or winter wedding feast. What do you think? Would you use black tableware for a fall or winter wedding?<\/p>\n

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