Top 8 Mexicali Inspired Wedding Details

Mexicali weddings are rapidly becoming a popular wedding trend. From tropical weddings on the beach in Mexico to a backyard wedding stateside, you don't necessarily have to make the trek below the border to bring a little Latin spice to your wedding. Para ti Novia offers these fabulous tips for turning your vintage inspired event into a Mexicali vintage wedding: 

1. Cool Color Palettes - We've discussed the various ranges of color palettes you can bring into your Mexican wedding, from the standard bold res and greens, to more subtle teals and peaches, the sky is truly the limit. Para ti Novio suggests a softer more subtle color palette: consider yellows, seafoam, blush and corals as color inspirations

2. Simple Tablescapes - Keep things light and relatively simple. Consider going monochromatic with lots of textures and fun fabrics. You don't need tons of table dressing to make something feel like an airy Mexicali inspired event.

3. Traditional Mexicali Figurines - I love the idea of incorporating Mexicali figurines. This also opens the door to tons of possibilities in terms of look and style, as long as they are traditional Mexican figurines.

4. Make Sure you bring a little Vacation to Your Wedding - You don’t need to have a destination wedding to make it feel like a getaway. The whole point of bring this piece of Mexicali to your wedding is to transport your guests. So make sure all these little touches still are light and airy!

5. Take Traditional Elements and Make them Non-Traditional - Para ti Novio uses the example of sombreros. While they may initially elicit skepticism, consider posing with different colorful pinatas for your wedding photos, or incorporating them into the decor. The same applies for a multitude of traditional elements!

6. Add Bride & Groom Labels in Spanish!


7. DIY Bouquets - Adorable DIY touches are always a great touch! This also opens the door for customizing your bouquet as much as you want!

8. Music & Mariachis - What says celebration more than a fun mariachi band? They provide that quintessential South of the Border feel, and certainly add to the vibe of the party.