Soft pink is a popular colour for wedding day styling. And the great thing about this colour is it is so very versatile. Usually when you think pink, you might conjure up images of so much sweetness you end up with a toothache. Well we can assure you, including soft or shell pink in your wedding theme can be just sweet and girly enough, without having that overwhelmingly pink feel. 

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See with this subtle colour, it’s great to team it with neutral or basic colours that blend, rather than contrast. For example, ivory rather than stark white will go beautifully. You can also consider teaming with brown, wood elements, latte, grey or yes, even black. 

From invitations to flowers, bridesmaid dresses to wedding favours, there are so many ways you can have your wedding absolutely dripping with pink and girliness, yet with such a subtle hue, you will still maintain a classic feel. Take a peek at this inspiration board for some sweet ideas for your Sunshine Coast wedding.

Thumbnail image: Image by Brock Beazley Photography 

Inpiration board, clockwise from top left: Soft shell pink Forever New dress, image by Julian Beattie Photography // Fabric wedding invitations by Stand Tall Design, image by Chesterton Smith Photography // Personalised Figgie Shoes, image by Figgie Photography // Lantern for ceremony styling by Lovebird Weddings, image by  Emma Nayler Photographer // Shell pink wedding gown, image by Emma Nayler Photographer // Pink and cream rose bouquet by Blooms of Noosa, image by Lindy Photography / Pink flower bridal hair accessory by Three Sunbeams // Pink heart cookie lollipop wedding favour, image by Chesterton Smith Photography

Lead image by Brock Beazley Photography

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In this collection, Three Sunbeams have drawn inspiration from different eras of the past with 1950’s bridal hat, a Great Gatsby-esque bridal cap, a vintage feather fascinator, lace veils and halo to name a few. This is seriously drool-worthy stuff, my lovely Sunshine Coast brides; prepare to be dazzled. 

Left: Bird cage veil, scalloped with a subtle crystal bling; Right: Lace bandeau

Left: The Great Gatsby-inspired cap; Right: Three Sunbeams’ best-selling birdcage veil and beaded silver lace named “Judy”

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“Alexandra” the bridal head wrap

Handmade 1950’s style bridal cap with birdcage veil

Tulle blusher veil named “Anna”

One-of-a-kind white beaded lace comb, adorned with beautiful clear Czech glass flower

Pretty floral pieces

Left: Vintage-inspired bridal cap; Right: Vintage-inspired bling comb

Lace head piece

Left: Lace head piece; Right: Sinamay lace bandeau

Dainty bridal halo

Vintage-inspired Mantilla illusion veil with French lace edging

Vintage-inspired fascinators with feather detail

Bridal feather comb

Romantic tulle veil

Photographer: James Frost Photography

Stylist: LozFrost Styling and Media

Headpieces/ Veil: Three Sunbeams

Gowns: ivory lace bridal boutique

Make up: Mary Li Makeup Artist

Hair Stylist: VHHair

Location: Montrose Berry Farm

Model: Claire Walters

Three Sunbeams offer a bespoke service, so if you can’t see a piece here that is just exactly what you’ve been looking for, you can arrange to have your dream head piece custom made to your every dream and desire. 

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Each hair piece is handcrafted using imported and locally sourced materials including organic cotton, silk organza, pure silk and chiffon, and the finest rhinestones, Swarovski crystals, freshwater pearls and specialty organic feathers. Business owner, Hannah, uses traditional millenary techniques to meticulously create her unique one-of-a-kind designs. 

We are oh so in love with Three Sunbeams’ far too beautiful pieces! 

Photography by Robert Coppa Photography.

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