May the Luck of the Irish be with You!

You don’t have to import a blarney stone to have a wedding kissed with the luck of the Irish!

March, with it’s festive celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, is a grand time for a wedding. Pastels and pixie dust can make your wedding as fairytale as the Leprechauns themselves, and Irish customs can fill your day with extraordinary memories.

Ireland—the emerald isle. Just the saying the words evokes visions of lush rolling green hills, crystal waters and lyrical dancers on tiptoes. Imagine a wedding day blessed with the loveliness of an Irish spring morning. Blends of deep, velvet forest greens, mints and seafoams topped off with snowy whites and the palest of pastels will shower the day with richness. The colors of Ireland turn any wedding day décor into the kind of photogenic magic that transforms a bride into a queen.

Bouquets of Bells of Ireland and Baby’s Breath, the gentle lilt of an Irish harp, a cake sweetened with traditional Irish crème filling and toasting glasses etched with Celtic Knots are all spectacular choices for a March wedding. And don’t forget the lucky horseshoes for your guests!

Irish lore has long held that a horseshoe given to the bride and groom on the occasion of their wedding will inspire a life brimming with good luck. Delightful horseshoe wedding favors

Horseshoe Key Chain Wedding Favors

spread the wish for life’s fortunes to every single guest. What could be more perfect?

Serve mugs of traditional mead and Irish canapés at the reception and make sure the band can play an old-fashioned Irish jig. It doesn’t matter if your guests have never before twinkled their toes to a jig, for learning is just too fun.

From Shamrocks to Claddagh rings, sentiment to inspiration, March weddings are kissed with an extra special something that just might lead to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

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