
Royal Wedding Inspired Party Theme (Part 1)
In case you haven’t heard *wink*, there’s some sort of ROYAL WEDDING happening soon… and since we’re all about celebrations at HWTM, I’m excited to share this Royal Wedding inspired shoot with you that I created for TV Guide’s Hollywood 411 last week!
The “Royal” dining table & place settings are covered here in Part 1 – and I’ll recap the Drink and Dessert Tables next in Part 2. {Special thanks Jaclyn from Heavenly Blooms for the flowers that were exactly that… heavenly!}
I designed the printable collection with a variety of Royal themed celebrations in mind – from viewing parties to bridal showers to couples wedding showers or engagement parties – so hopefully you can utilize them well beyond the April 29th festivities!
Read on for more images and detail shots of the table + previews of a few additional signs not pictured in the shoot…
Here are a couple more signs that I designed to decorate the back of the Bride and/or Groom chairs… you could definitely utilize these at a Royal themed bridal shower or couples wedding shower/engagement party! {Download the BRIDE sign here and the GROOM sign here.}
THEME & COLORS
The colors were inspired by Kate’s gorgeous sapphire ring, which belonged to the late Princess Diana. I also chose bright yellow as bold accent color that hinted at the idea of gold, but has a more contemporary feel. Metallic gold was also incorporated to give a feeling or opulence & royalty.
PLACE SETTINGS
- Acrylic gold charger plates (usually $2-$3 each) are an inexpensive way to give a rich, metallic feel to the table.
- Royal blue organza napkins from Wildflower Linen were folded into a pocket fold to hold Menu Cards and embellished with paper napkin rings in 2 designs.
- The guest of honor’s place setting was customized with a costume rhinestone tiara, white gloves, and a special “Royal BRIDE” place card.
- Tea bags were customized with little Royal Tea Tags. {I just removed the original tags & replaced them with these.}
TABLE CENTERPIECE
- A trio of tea cups were elevated with white pillar candlesticks. Adorable yellow floral poms by Heavenly Blooms sat in each tea cup. (This trio works great as a centerpiece on it’s own!)
- The tea cup trio was flanked by lush arrangements of yellow china mums, roses, ranunculas, and daffodils displayed in square ceramic vases.
PAPER DETAILS
click the box below the first image to download the rest of the FREE printables associated with this collection!

- Styling, Design, & Party Paper: Jenn Sbranti / HWTM
- Photography: Sonny Sbranti / HWTM
- Florals: Heavenly Blooms
- Blue Organza Linens: Wildflower Linen
- Gold Chiavari Chairs: Town and Country Event Rentals
- Tea Cups & Saucers {White with Gold Trim}: Raphael’s Party Rentals
- Gold Charger Plates: Wholesale Flowers ($2.60 each)
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Great job, Jenn. This is stunning!
I pay attention to graphics the most and I LOVE it! ;-)
(However the REST of the details are stunning as well!)
I just saw you on Hollywood 411 and just fell like yelling “I know her, I know her!” lol This is a great theme i would like to try for a bridal shower. Either way, everything you do is just gorgeous.
I love, love, love this! I cannot wait until Friday! I am sleeping all day to be up at 2 am to watch the wedding. I kid you not! xoxo
Gorgeous as always!! Thank you for sharing the pretty printables :)
Thanks, everyone! So glad you like the printables :)
And Aidil – that’s so fun that you saw the show! :)
Amazingly gorgeous and elegant love love it
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 4 post on Apr. 25, 2011. Thanks again.
I love that you style and your husband shoots. I have to do both! lol
These are gorgeous!
If you’re looking to liven things up a little, or just fancy a more informal gathering, the Official Royal Wedding Drinking Game rules have just been released:
Now the only question is whether to serve Cosmos for Kate, cider for Wills, or just go with an honest English gin.
I just adore this! You are so talented. This is really inspiring and the centerpieces are so simple yet so clever and beautiful!! I just love them! They would be gorgeous for a little girl’s tea party theme!
Thanks for the sweet comments, everyone! So happy you like the printables! :) xo
Hi Jenn,
I just found your blog through a link over at Party Starters. These printables that you made are beyond fabulous. Thank you so much for taking the time to not only make them but also to upload them so we can all enjoy them as well. Thank you so much! They are gorgeous and i really love your blog. :)
Amazing royal wedding party idea! The navy, yellow, and gold are so fitting for the occasion. Looking at the pictures makes me think that the Queen really is coming for dinner! My personal favs: the teacup centerpieces and metallic gold chairs – so regal! Just watched Will and Kate this morning. What a stunning and happy couple.
LOVE this post! The printables are amazing!!! I was wondering if you could share the name of the font used on these printiables (the one used for Love, Bride, Groom, etc.). I’d love to use the font for something I’m working on, but can’t figure out the name of it!
Jenn, I know I am late to comment but I realized I hadn’t thanked you for this post. You always deliver something special, but this post knocked my socks off! As someone who works celebration paper, it’s the first thing I notice and this was just truly delightful. The way you pulled it together with ambiance and color was outstanding. Remarkable theme, thanks a million. LL
Thanks, Loralee! Much appreciated! :)
hey this is really special! i love it a lot. however, i’m unable to download the items from scribd. would you mind assisting me?
kristen
Wonderful work! Love all your printables. I am planning a birthday party for my little girl and the theme is Cinderella which I am using the same theme color blue and gold. The only difference is the shade of blue which is sort of baby blue. Is there a way that I can change the shade of navy blue to baby blue or the same blue shade as the one in this page on the printables? I am also new to doing printables, how can I change the initials to letter ‘C’ on the printables?
This is beautiful, these are preciselly the colors for my wedding, and I’m getting so many ideas from here, I’m doing everything myself from the invites to place cards and napkin rings, I have a question though… what’s the name of the fonts used throughtout?
I love this! I might have to marry someone off the streets just to experience this themed wedding. If your going to be treated like a king on your big day, might as well have a theme that supports it. lol