I don’t know about you but I love that people are getting away from always pairing the stereotypical Christmas colors of red and green together. Don’t get me wrong I love red and green, but I love that the two colors can stand alone. If I were to pick one I would definitely go with green.

I love the soft shades to dark evergreen, and I absolutely love this print – how fabulous would wrapping paper be made from this! These bangles would be the perfect stocking stuffer for any fashionista, and I wish I knew where this adorable little green dress came from! Don’t forget the twinkle lights! From young to old there is just something magical about twinkle lights. Whether it be how they shimmer in the snow, or complete a Christmas tree they are the perfect touch to add to your Christmas green.

Images Via: Dress, Door, Carousel

Please forgive me as I lost most of my credits for this fabulous inspiration board.

Images via: Perfectly Put Together, Martha Stewart Weddings, Petal and Print, Southern and Preppy,  Mint Love Social Club, Once Wed, Elegant Bride

Today’s inspiration came from this gorgeous Michelle Armas painting. The shades of forrest green, blush pink and sun-kissed tan are to die for, and I knew they would make the perfect wedding inspiration. With the texture and movement in the painting I love the lace texture on this gorgeous cake, and the movement in the trees for an outside ceremony. I love how the chairs are set on two sides of a circle, under the canopy of trees. I would go with a shade of pink for a more traditional bridesmaid dress, or shades of ivory and cream for a more non-traditional look. Bouquets of pale pink, white and soft greenery fit the occasion. If it weren’t 110 degrees in Tulsa, Oklahoma today I would plan this wedding for tomorrow!

Images via: Style Me Pretty, Michelle Armas, Jose Villa, Once Wed