Pretty without being precious, the blush hue is popping up on everything from engagement rings to bridesmaid dresses.
“Rose gold is romantic and feminine, yet current and unique,” says Revolution Event Design and Production creative director Katie Kirby. Her fiancée, Julie, a gemology graduate student, proposed with a blush champagne sapphire on a rose gold band. “If you want to make a quiet statement,” says Kirby, “I highly recommend it.”
Here are 12 ways you can use this season’s trendy accent in your wedding.
Bright Custom Coasters
Monogram Border and Laurel Branches
custom coasters, 50 for $29 at Paper Source
A Gift for Your Bridesmaids
Rose Gold Metallic Goatskin Leather
clutch, $175 at GiGi New York
Bling for the Big Day
Kirk Kara Pirouetta rose gold halo
engagement ring setting, priced from $4,550, and
rose gold band, priced from $1,600 at Jared the Galleria of Jewelry (Hanover and Waldorf)
A Light Lip Enhancement
Aerin Weekday
lip gloss, $30 at Saks Fifth Avenue
On Your Registry Wish List
Marchesa by Lenox Imperial Caviar
server set, $99 at Bloomingdale’s
To Powder Your Nose
Rose Gold Prestige
brush set, $45 at DermStore
A Fine Wedding Gift
18K rose gold Petals
key pendant with diamonds (chain sold separately), $8,300 at Tiffany & Co.
An Alternative Wedding Gown
Marchesa Notte
lace gown, $175 rental at Rent the Runway
To Keep Your Nuptials on Schedule
Michael Kors Darci
watch, $325 at Bloomingdale’s
Statement Shoes
Sophia Webster Evangeline
sandal, $560 at Neiman Marcus
A Sweet Accessory
Pearl
bilats, $20 at hanuel.com
Underneath It All
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Sarah is the Editor-in-Chief of Washingtonian Bride & Groom, and writes about weddings, fashion, and shopping. Her work has also appeared in Refinery29, Bethesda Magazine, and Washington City Paper, among others. She is a Georgetown University graduate, lives in Columbia Heights, and you can find her on Instagram at @washbridegroom and @sarahzlot.