Each black and white wedding centerpiece demonstrates how to achieve maximum impact with minimal palette—proving that when it comes to wedding decor, sometimes less truly is more.

When Joy Holmes was choosing flowers for her wedding, a simple white bouquet jumped out as the freshest pick. “It’s classy, it’s traditional, and it didn’t take away from my dress,” says ...

First Presbyterian Church, Little Rock, was the setting at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 10, for the marriage of Elizabeth Michelle Bonds and Charles Richard Lewis. The Rev. Dr. James J. Farley, of ...

“There is a wonderful sense of texture, a striking contrast against any wedding gown,” says Forever in Bloom co-owner Dean Andreades of this bouquet, a vibrant blend of deep fuchsia and magenta blooms ...

They brought the celebration to life with all-white florals: High, low and deconstructed centerpieces with dendrobium orchids, calla lilies, delphinium and hydrangeas.

White hydrangeas paired with roses in shades of bright pink and deep red filled vases and bouquets; candles and red-violet lighting set a romantic mood. The table settings were simple and modern with ...