In the 1920s, a new design aesthetic popped onto the scene in the French art world: art deco. The style was clean and minimalist, with sharp geometric shapes and stark, contrasting color palettes. It was abstract, modern, and (most importantly) incredibly cool. It quickly gained popularity all over the world, finding a foothold in pop culture that still hasn’t let up to this day.
These days, most people still associate art deco with the opulence and glamour of the roaring ’20s. The style has been immortalized in movies like The Great Gatsby and The Artist. Classic examples of art deco architecture, like the Empire State Building and the Griffith Observatory, still draw countless tourists every year. In fact, art deco is so popular that many modern couples incorporate the style into their weddings. But what exactly makes an “art deco wedding”" How can you capture the charm and allure of the jazz age for your special day" Here are a few tips that will help you make your wedding day an art deco dream!
Choose Classic Colors

One of the prominent features of the art deco style is the use of simple, stark color palettes. In the 1920s, classic black and white were the most popular choices, but as the years went on, art deco color schemes also incorporated metallic shades like gold and silver. If you want to have a wedding that screams ?jazz age, baby,? you?ll want to decorate your space in these simple, yet classic colors.
Not into the black-and-...