Watercolor has always been such a romantic medium, so it makes sense that watercolor details are so on-trend for weddings right now. Watercolor wedding details work especially well for spring and summer weddings, but they can also feel fresh and unexpected for fall and winter weddings with their unique color palettes.

Watercolor details instantly create an elegant, whimsical, and romantic feeling for the wedding day. Love watercolors but not sure where to start? Here are some beautiful ways you can add watercolor details to your wedding.

Paul and Keny had a quaint little California engagement session at the Ainsley House, a celebrated museum in Campbell, California, near San Francisco.

A lot of couples choose to maintain the tradition of seeing each other for the first time at the altar. It’s a private and beautiful moment between couples during the chaos of the wedding where they can remind themselves of the love and respect they have for each other.

Many couples prefer to opt for a ‘no-look’ first look, here are a few first look alternative you can choose that will photograph beautifully:

Allie and Derek’s incredibly lovely wedding beside Lake St. Clair at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, Detroit was a sight to behold!

We’re often inspired by a wedding color frequently used in weddings and with summer here, it’s all about a fuchsia. Fuchsia is a hot color perfect for a summer wedding and quite popular in general, right now. If we're getting technical, it's a color between pink and purple but is considered a shade of hot pink.