6 spring celebrity weddings you can recreate on a budget
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- 01 Apr 2022
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Celebrities have mastered the art of planning celebrations and events. Whether it's a Kardashian baby shower or a televised royal wedding, celebrities and their picture-perfect festivities pull out all the stops; going off without a hitch. So when it comes to planning a spring wedding, many brides-to-be turn to their previous events as a blueprint for inspiration.
Sure, most brides-to-be don't have the same budget as our favorite Hollywood heavy-hitters, splurging on a springtime yacht in Malibu or reading their vows at Windsor Castle, but the one thing they do have? A handful of budget-friendly workarounds that mirror these lavish events.
From champagne flutes to groundbreaking ways to spotlight springtime florals, this is everything you'll need to recreate six spring celebrity weddings on a budget.
1. Brittany Snow and Tyler Stanaland
Preparing for a spring wedding involves taking precautions in case of rain—but that doesn’t mean it can’t be gorgeous all the same. Brittany Snow and Tyler Stanaland tied the knot in early March 2020, and the rainy Malibu wedding was stunning. Snow and Stanaland opted for spectacular seasonal flowers woven with eucalyptus and lush vine arches to distract from the overhead rain protectors. The couple also leaned into tasteful see-through bird case umbrellas to protect from the dreary weather without sacrificing the elegant appeal of the woodland-inspired wedding theme.
2. Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi
We can’t all have 25-foot flowing floral arches or private ceremonies at the Royal Chapel of All Saints—but the wedding of Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi continues to make a case for leaning into an abundance of springtime florals. Princess Beatrice opted for matching pale pink hydrangeas in her bridal bouquet and the cascading floral arches outside the chapel. Seamlessly replicate this look with more budget-friendly seasonal florals like pastel-hued carnation bouquets and matching boutonnieres. A cascading string of artificial carnation garland will also help tie together a floral-themed spring wedding without having to dip into your honeymoon budget.
3. Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell
Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell tied the knot in a super intimate wedding ceremony at—true to form—the Australia Zoo. According to Irwin, the Boho-inspired spring wedding felt more like an elopement than a formal ceremony; the casual decor and colorful florals helped to foster a more laid-back and playful atmosphere. We loved the macrame wedding arch, particularly the abundance of the pottedpalm tree and colorful-yet-organic bridal bouquets.
4. Pippa Middleton and James Matthews
Pippa Middleton and James Matthews tied the knot at St Mark's Church in Englefield Green, England back in May of 2017—but the dreary springtime English weather only complimented the royal-adjacent wedding decor and theme. We love the idea of a pink, white, and green floral wedding arch, especially when other members other than the bride opts for them. Middleton opted for creamy white flower crowns for the flower girls and sweet white Peter Pan collared shirts for the page boys to help foster a sense of brightness against the foggy weather.
5. Tina Knowles and Richard Lawson
Beyoncé's mom, Tina Knowles, and husband Richard Lawson exchanged vows on a yacht on a sunny spring day in Newport Beach, California. The ceremony was elegant and minimalist due to the monochromatic colorway extending further than the bride’s gown. The entire wedding party and guest list wore white; the all-white theme also branched out to the abundance of florals—from the wedding arch to the bridal bouquet. The minimal, monochromatic decor only deviated when it came to the Champagne toasting glasses. In which case, the wedding toasts showcased sparkling gold Champagne flutes. Read More...
