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Top Textiles to Incorporate Into Your Big Day

There’s something to be said for understated simplicity in wedding design. But strategically weaving unique textiles and treatments into your aesthetic can take the look to the next level—be it through attire, rentals, or paper pieces. Stationer Chelsea Carpenter of Southern Fried Paper says that in addition to using dimension-lending papers and processes, she’s even taken the sensory experience a step further for clients so inclined: “We’ve had couples choose a signature scent that gets incorporated into the invitation.” Get inspired by these tactile touches you won’t be able to keep your hands (or mind) off of.

Feeling Good

This autumnal invitation suite by Southern Fried Paper features 3D embossing and a velvet finish. For a springtime celebration, owner Chelsea Carpenter says she might reach for grasscloth or linen instead.

Rattan Rage

Woven materials like that of the “Teresa” daybed from Loot Rentals are neutral in tone—so they work in almost any space—but are anything but boring.

Bridal Mini Dress

Theia

“Rey” Placemat

BBJ La Tavola

“Allegra” Natural Placemat

BBJ La Tavola

Boho Fringe Side Table

Bella Acento

Coastal Side Chair

Bella Acento

Sheepskin Rug

Loot Rentals

Embellished Bridal Gown

Watters

Tufted Bridal Gown

Reem Acra

 

 

 

 

 

 

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