Feathers seem to be a trend in wedding decor and bridal bouquets in the last year, and I look for them to become an even bigger trend in 2010. Peacock feathers are leading the way, but I’ve also been seeing other dyed feathers, and feather elements mixed into bridal decor.

Pair peacock feathers with colors that pop, like teal blues, robin egg blue, emeralds, greens, and purples for table decorations, centerpieces, flower arrangements, and even boutonnieres.
Peacock feathers work fabulously with flowers either as accents, or front and center in your decorations.
Smaller feathers are also fun to incorporate into your wedding, including …read more

Unusual wedding dresses are not as unusual as we think.
At my wedding, I got married in a common run-of-the-mill satin fabric. I wanted to wear a wedding gown from Pina (handloomed from Pineapple leaf fabric) but it was so expensive but if you can afford it, I don’t see why you can’t wear the fabric of your wedding dreams.
Here’s a list of unusual wedding dresses I’ve found recently:
1. Wedding Dress made of wool
Little Bo Beep gets married the 21st century way — by wearing a wedding dress made of wool from her own flock of sheep!
2. Wedding Dress made of …read more

Want to have a wedding theme around peacock feathers? Lots of great ideas out there:
1. Wedding Dress
Wedding dresses don’t have to be limited to satin, silk or other usual run-of-the-mill fabrics. If you want something different or if you are into peacocks then why not have a wedding dress made out of peacock feathers?

This wedding dress will not win the longest wedding train or veil but it might win one of the most different indeed! Images about courtesy of Trend Hunters.
2. Wedding Bouquet

Your wedding bouquet could be made of peacock feathers too. Soulflower Floral Design makes these amazing looking bouquets. …read more