Though Emily Brontë’s bleak and solitary novel may seem like an unusual source for wedding inspiration, there is something wildly romantic about the intensity of Heathcliff and Catherine’s flawed, all-consuming love—despite its ill-fatedness—and the desolate, mist-laden moors of North Yorkshire. Reflect the book’s tone with a moody, striking palette of dark burgundy, marshy brown, foggy white, and deep purple-pink, the color of the wild heather that blankets the moorlands. Incorporate Gothic details, such as dark velvet ribbons, and dramatic floral arrangements full of wistful flowers. Designed by Saipua, the one we included in this board boasts dinner-plate dahlias, sedum, snowberry, chocolate cosmos, tuberose, astrantia, dusty miller, heirloom roses, and hydrangea.
“Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.” ~ Catherine, Wuthering Heights
YES! This is so amazing! Love it!
you continue to inspire me with your beautiful boards! thank you!
Thanks for the sweet comment, Erin! XO
Stunning! It is darky and brooding but so pretty at the same time. I seriously love it!
This is absolutely the theme for my wedding. Now, just need to find the groom.