Throwing A Dusty Blue Wedding: Tips & Tricks For The Perfect Day

This historic 1930s Spanish Colonia villa in Phoenix, Arizona is one of the most gorgeous dusty blue wedding venues out there! It boasts a variety of lush outdoor and cool, breezy indoor spaces for your ceremony and reception.

You can also easily customizable to any color scheme choice — including your dusty blue wedding! The bows on the chairs, decorations, and dinnerware can all be made to match your wedding’s color palette.

Along with the tranquil setting (including the dusty blue bar, pictured above!), your guests can enjoy lawn games, gathering around the fire pit, and pizza from the outdoor pizza oven.

We absolutely love the dusty blue booths and bar chairs in this classy Chicago restaurant and bar! This venue is a fantastic choice for a laid-back reception and even includes a beautiful outdoor beer garden with picnic-style seating.

You could use the 2,000-square-foot area for your ceremony, reception, or both in the summer and enjoy the spacious indoor restaurant and bar space for a winter wedding!

As a Peerspace reviewer shares: “I had a fabulous party here. Shannon was very helpful and communicated very well. The staff and the manage Nolan treated me like gold and helped my party get off without a hitch. Can’t wait to find a reason to book again.”

This historic townhouse loft in NYC’s Greenwich Village offers so many stunning settings for enjoying your dusty blue wedding. It has space for 100 guests and includes a 2,500-square-foot Great Room with double-height ceilings, a 500-square-foot Garden Room with a fireplace, a private rooftop, private entrances, and more.

We love how the lighting at different times of the day gives the townhouse loft a dreamy dusty blue hue, perfect for your wedding theme. Be sure to take a good look at all the photos on the Peerspace listing page to imagine all the possibilities! The setting and service here happen to make it a popular venue option for all types of weddings, according to our Peerspace reviewers.

Here’s one example: “We hosted our wedding ceremony and cocktail hour at 45 Downing, and it was spectacular. This space is such a hidden gem in the heart of the West Village – it’s full of beautiful art and sculptures, and provides the most magical backdrop for our wedding. . Cynthia was incredibly helpful during the booking process, and the events team threw a wonderful cocktail hour. Our guests were raving about the passed hors d’oeuvres.”

Tip #2: Decide how much dusty blue is too much dusty blue

Dusty blue is a beautiful choice of wedding color. But you can have too much of a good thing! Make sure you don’t use so much dusty blue in your wedding. It can make everything blend together or make it hard to appreciate the subtleties and beauty of you, your wedding venue, and the countless hours you spend on deciding the perfect decorations and decor.

For example, if you are using dusty blue linens on the table, it might be better to use complementary colors of dusty blue for the plates, napkins, and chair ribbons around the tables. Or if your bridesmaids’ dresses are dusty blue, consider asking them to wear different colored jewelry.

Tip #3: Choose your dusty blue color palette wisely

So what colors can you use to compliment your dusty blue wedding decor and theme? You can find some great options for dusty blue wedding color combos on Pinterest and other websites, like this one! It can be really helpful to use these color palettes rather than creating your own — that way you can rest assured your colors will match perfectly.

For an outdoor wedding, we especially love the idea of coordinating dusty blue shades with tones and colors found in nature. Then, you can incorporate natural greenery and flowers to make those dusty blue colors truly pop!

Want to up the sophistication level? Then consider throwing a jewel toned wedding!