I absolutely love Little Women. As someone who has a sister who she is very close with this book means so much to me. I absolutely loved the Greta Gerwig adaptation and felt inspired by the aesthetic to make a wedding theme.

A garden wedding at a New England estate. I would keep the invite in pastels with floral accents. A wooden postbox for your cards. Having each table labeled by Chapter and book marks as the seating chat I think would be such clever subtle nods. Paper star decorations, spring flowers everywhere and very thrifty decor will be the perfect way to feel like you're at a wedding thrown by the March Family.

I wanted to bring in elements of all of the sisters into this theme. For the cocktail hour, piano for Beth. Vows written on parchment and for the guestbook have a a quill and ink as a nod to the writer. Floral, pastel blues and if you'd like to even bring in a wedding portrait painter for Amy, and finally a flowy wedding dress, floral crown and bows for meg. I used to have the Portraits of Little women series when I was a kid and I wanted each of the bridesmaids to have a dress to that corresponds to each sisters' colors.

For the 25th Anniversary of Sopranos I hear we're bringing back the mob wife aesthetic. So in honor of that, here's a Sopranos themed wedding.

Now this is a mix of obvious Jersey and Mafia vibes toned down, because Tony Soprano, first and foremost loves food. A family style Italian meal is the right way to celebrate your wedding. Red Roses but very minimal on the flowers, the aesthetic will come from your venue, if you're in New Jersey, maybe a trattoria? Or an elevated Restaurant? After party obviously must have pizza.

Red for the bridesmaids and roses for your bouquet. A Jersey Italian bride is going to be a queen on her day, and as a nod to the big white 90s veils, lets bring in maybe a flower headband or just big hair with the big dress!

My two favorite touches, custom bowling shirts for getting ready with your girls and little salt shaker ducks. I'm not a fan of violence so the only nod to Tony's business would be the little tie clip for your groom. May he be more loyal than Tony to ya girl!

Last but not least, for my Tarquin Girls, the Summer Court. Coastal inspired theme, this was one of the easiest themes for me to see. I mixed the Mediterranean and classic beach elements. IF you can afford it, Amalfi? Santorini? Dubrovnik?

However if you can't, embracing pearls and sea glass into your outfit and decor is a way to elegantly nod to the ocean without putting seashells everywhere.

Blue and yellow florals and accents of gold with light clothing are the elements I think will bring the theme fully together. An airy, elegant dress for the High Lady and a bold capri blue in satin fabric for your bridesmaids. My final touch, and woefully under utilized imo, I recommend a trident lapel pin in place of the classic boutonniere.

The Dawn Court; simple, natural, focused on healing and the elements. A rustic outdoor bohemian wedding is the vibe of the Dawn Court. A tea station for your guests and incorporating medicinal herbs and flowers into your bouquets and centerpieces to give nod to the healing magic of the court. Airy and earthy colors, bringing in elements of bohemian style and natural fabrics to your dress. Dried florals and paper lanterns are elements to add an apothecary whimsy to your big day.

If Feyre's wedding didn't suck, I'd imagine it would be rococco inspired, perhaps a bit of Marie Antoinette? Pastels of course and plenty of florals. To capture the essence of the spring court, botanical garden wedding may be for you. Masks on the plates of your guests so the masquerade dancing will begin. For cocktail hour, obviously, a violin. For the girls waiting for a Tamlin redemption here is a Spring Court Wedding Theme

Known craftsman and luxurious materials, furs, velvet, intricate beadwork. Their power comes from ice and snow. Evergreens line the kingdom. I envision almost a glamorous, silver and white wedding with nods to rustic Viking elements to capture the spirit of the Winter Court. Maybe an after party at an ice bar?

Gilded everything, Gold and white are the colors of the Day court. For my girlies daydreaming about Helion.

To me, a museum wedding, is the perfect way to capture the day court energy. Grandeur, art, jewels? Perhaps an all white wedding where the bride is the one that is gilded?

For the girls waiting on an Eris story, Autumn Court theme. Fire is the power of the autumn court. Warmth as the season turns, a cozy, witchy inspired theme. I see dark academia mixed with accents of witchcraft for autumn court. Keep everything in reds, orange and warm light to capture that fire.

Night Court Wedding Theme. Where I think we all wish we could escape to. The night court is celestial and passionate. Gold, silver, wine reds and deep blues. Of course your groom in all black and his High Lady in a silver, sparkling gown. Using fairy lights and more candles instead of florals will help capture that Starfall energy. A Mountain wedding, of course, to feel like you are immersed in Velaris. Changing into an after party dress of black lace with black sheer gloves as a nod to Feyre is icing on the cake if you're bold enough.