Row 1 :

• This fun, bright drink is as unexpected as the bird of its name at your wedding, but it can also serve a traditional role as your something blue.

• Blue & White stationery - For this suite of stationery; Clockwise from top: Blue vintage postage matches the calligraphy. A monogram personalizes a crown-topped emblem on the invitation. The reply card bears a stamp-inspired laurel and a wave borrowed from a plate rim; the envelope repeats the wave.

• Have wine bottles do double-duty as table numbers. Cover-weight paper printed with large, graphic numerals can be adhered over existing labels with double-sided tape for a clean, contemporary look. It's a clever touch that will have guests drinking to your good fortune -- and your good taste.

Row 2

• Wedding Cake - The swags, which start and finish with a bow, ripple and flow like fabric; delicate dots of butter cream icing imitate dotted swiss.

• This romantic box is swathed in organdy and finished with ribbon and a monogram sticker.

• Accessories - Blue fabric flowers, similar styles available at M&S. Fleur suede peep-toe heels in bright blue, J.Crew. "Marina" soft touch leather small frame clutch with a delicate scale pattern in blue (No. 390MN, "Marina"), Lodis. Wrist length leather gloves

Row 3 :

• Sweet Treats for a Wedding, these nibbles made from white chocolate are displayed in miniature striped blue and white paper cups and set out on white china. As an alternative to a dessert buffet, the caterer could set a plate of the chocolates at each reception table.

• Seating cards - An orderly arrangement of seating cards can get jumbled as guests seek out their names. Tuck flat cards into the creases of accordion folds, and they'll stay in tidy rows. This display is not only elegant, it's easy to put together.

Row 4 :

• Blue & White bouquet - White makes right in this elegant and undeniably feminine bouquet, in which butterfly-like sweet peas flutter between bright white Amazon lilies. Delicate hand-wired cattleya orchids flaunt their milky ruffled edges among flirty sprays of fragrant white lilac. Tied in a loose, languorous bow, a wide striped vintage ribbon of steel and slate blues decorates the slender stems wrapped in grosgrain.

• The grooms wore blue ties.