Perfect Silk Velvet Ribbons for Wedding Ring Flatlay Designs

emerald wedding ring on gorgeous green silk velvet ribbon flatlay

There are a lot of elements that make a wedding completely romantic and dreamy. The smallest details of this lovely occasion matter very much to the whole theme and mood. For today’s blog, we have a few ideas on how to make the perfect flatlay design for gorgeous rings. 

The featured rings on this blog might not be a bit different from your dream wedding ring but let’s focus on those gorgeous silk velvet ribbons that add a whole new dreamy twist to the flatlay design!

Everything was photographed by the ever amazing, Olivia Marshall Photography. Click and checkout her work!

pretty yellow wedding ring with box on peach silk velvet ribbon flatlay

Contrasting and complimenting colors are both good ideas for a flatlay wedding design. You can use pale and light-colored ribbons and match them with dark, luxe ring boxes for that zesty pop. Who says wedding flatlays should just be focused on pure white?

sapphire blue princess cut wedding ring on sky blue silk velvet ribbons flatlay

Cute and lively yellow wedding ring flalay with silk velvet ribbon flatlay

Don’t be afraid to go for bold pops of color with velvet ribbons. Choose a pale or a nude-colored backdrop if you’re going for a vivid silk ribbon. Since flatlay designs tend to be a bit well…flat, you can add other elements to make the photos pop!

Nature elements like leaves and flowers are always a good idea for a flatlay design. Remember to keep the color palette consistent with the whole flatlay design.

wedding rings inspo simple and fresh flatlay aesthetic

pretty instagrammable wedding ring flatlay

Wedding color palettes don’t have to focus on a single shade. Silk ribbons in different colors in one flatlay design totally works!

Aside from silk velvet ribbons, flatlay designs get more exciting because of different angles and lighting. After deciding on the perfect ribbons to complement those gorgeous rings, remember to get the flatlay in different angles and lighting!

Xoxo,

Jeanette