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Geometric brass + blush wedding inspiration at Franciscan Gardens

Hi, friends! Did you all catch the romantic Spanish countryside wedding we had up on le blog this morning? We’ve got more blush tones coming right up, thanks to this fresh take on the popular geometric wedding by Amy Golding and Event Science. We love how the team incorporated some of the biggest wedding trends, like brass, blush, and geometric accents, into a wedding that feels elegant and timeless, all at the beautiful Franciscan Gardens in San Juan Capistrano, CA.

Franciscan Gardens in San Juan Capistrano is one of the most captivating and unique venues in Southern California. With a large indoor space containing both russet brick tones and gray walls, it creates the perfect backdrop for any celebration. Aiming to create a wedding with a happy balance of modern and romantic, with a bit of a boho twist, our team decided on a mostly neutral-hued color palette, but also wanted to add a touch of pink and brass to add warmth to the design.

Don’t you love when an amazing ceremony design actually feels *attainable* for a real wedding? We sure do.

The blooms by Studio C Florals featured protea, pampas grass, roses, and ranunculus (some of our very faves).

This voluminous braid by Sharon Y Park looks so pretty with her natural makeup.

Geometric brass + blush wedding inspiration at Franciscan GardensGeometric brass + blush wedding inspiration at Franciscan Garde

The patterned napkins from La Tavola Linens provided inspiration for the geometric shapes that we incorporated into the place cards, invitation suite, and ceremony backdrop. The interlocking triangle structure was lovingly brought to life from our sketch by the talented folks at La Piñata Party Rentals, who also provided the perfect furniture and tabletop items to complement our tablescape design.