Real Weddings · Dardanelle, Arkansas
Jennifer & Hayden, in blue and white
Photo: Melly M Jones Photography
Some palettes never go out of style, and blue and white is one of them. Jennifer and Hayden leaned all the way into it for their August wedding, crisp whites, soft dusty blues, a lot of green, and the kind of timeless look that will feel just as right in fifty years as it did that afternoon.
There is a reason couples keep coming back to this combination. It is clean, it is fresh, and it lets everything else, the chapel, the light, the people, do the talking.
White florals on the cross, soft sage down the aisle, and a room full of their people.
Our white stucco chapel is already a bright, airy space, and a blue and white palette makes it feel even more open. White florals on the wooden cross, dusty blue accents on the bridesmaids, sage greenery tracing the pews. Nothing fought for attention, which is exactly why the whole room felt so calm and so them.
The white hydrangeas were in full bloom, right on time for an August wedding.
When the light dropped low, we walked out past the chapel into the open field. This is the part of the property that catches couples off guard, one minute you are in a crisp white chapel, the next you are standing in acres of Arkansas green with the light pouring sideways. Hayden pulled Jennifer in under her veil, and for a moment the whole hill went quiet.
As the evening came on, their people gathered under the lights to send them off.
If you are drawn to a classic look, blue and white is hard to beat. It photographs beautifully in every season, it suits the chapel without any fuss, and it never looks dated when you flip back through the album years later. Jennifer and Hayden proved that a simple palette, done well, is its own kind of statement.
If their day is speaking your language, come see the chapel for yourself. We would love to help you picture your own.