Blush pink and rose-gold metallics are glittering on tabletops at the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia in Scottsdale , Arizona .
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ALL THAT GLITTERS
METALLICS , MONOCHROME AND LAYERED EFFECTS LEAD THE WAY DOWN THE AISLE TO WEDDING TABLETOPS .
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Everything is sparkling ,” says Traci Mead , of the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia , of the weddings that she has managed recently . Mead is director of catering at the Spanish-style resort in Scottsdale , Arizona , nestled at the base of Camelback Mountain , which provides a backdrop for outdoor nuptials . The hotel hosts about 50 weddings a year , with the milder temperatures making spring and autumn months the most popular .
By BARBARA BOHN , MANAGING EDITOR
Mead says she is composing wedding tabletops with multiple layered textures but tending toward monochromes , particularly blush pink . What else ? Metal – lots of it , particularly rose gold flatware and accessories . Metal might show up on a table in the form of a “ bling placemat ” or sequined silver or gold tablecloth spread over an ivory shantung base . “ Nothing is exactly a matchy-match , but it goes all together ,” she says . Seating is taking a cue from the table , as well : “ Not every chair has to be the same , but they all go with the scheme .”
Gold chargers and sequined table coverings at the Omni Scottsdale add to the glam effect .
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