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Jazz It Up With An Art Deco Calla Lily Wedding Theme

The elegant calla lily has become so popular as a wedding flower that entire books have been devoted to decorating for your wedding reception using calla lilies. And why not? The gracefully curling petals, the slender stems and the pale delicacy of the green leaves have made the calla lily a popular theme in art and design for decades. One very popular calla lily wedding theme is an Art Deco wedding.

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The calla lily was the perfect accent for the rounded, clean lines that made Art Deco popular - and it is inextricably associated with an era of elegance, exuberance and energy. Jazz and tuxedoes, mimosas for breakfast - it's the Gatsby era with all its lush and luxury. Invite the calla lily to your wedding, and surround yourself with the classic elegance of a bygone age that was the hallmark of fun.

The classic colors for an art deco themed wedding are black, white and silver. If you tend toward drama, dress your bridesmaids in chic, elegant black dresses accented with rhinestone clips at the shoulder or bodice. Let them each carry a single calla lily to offset the entire ribbon-bound dozen that make up your bouquet.

Fit your own dress to the theme by choosing an elegant sheath that skims your body and leaves your back and shoulders bare. If you're really daring, have a skilled artist paint a temporary tattoo of a single, striking lily on the back of one bare shoulder. Instead of a full-length veil, opt for an open-fronted wreath of stephanotis to catch upswept hair, a short, sleek do, or a cap of curls.


Black tablecloths sprinkled with silver glitter are the perfect backdrop for sparkling crystal and silver flatware. Break with the traditional 'single calla lily in a tall vase'. Instead, mass a bunch of the graceful flowers in a tall, narrow black vase, and wrap with a silver ribbon.

Art Deco was the heyday of jazz, so you can't go wrong with a jazz quartet to provide your music. You can be sure that they'll dress the part, too, adding to the overall ambience of decadent luxury with their presence. Keep that air going with a centerpiece table featuring a glistening ice carving with sleek lines. Choose a calla lily if you want, or pick another icon from the Art Deco era.

Dolphins in particular capture the smooth, elegant curves, and a sculpture of a pair of frolicking dolphins is the perfect centerpiece for a pair of champagne fountains and pyramids of crystal glasses.

An Art Deco calla lily wedding theme is dramatic and striking, with the hint of luxury and elegance that can make your wedding day perfect.

About the Author

Abe Gardea is a full-time freelance writer and a contributor to http://www.wedding-decoration-idea.com.


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