Milk glass, though first made during the 16th century in Venice, became hugely popular in England at the end of the 19th century. Its common name obviously comes from its opaque white color and milk glass, when used in weddings, adds a lovely and clean country vintage vibe. Pair other neutral colors like tans, linens, and ivories with white to showcase your milk glass pieces.
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photo credits: white peony bouquet, bride and bridesmaids < from Style Me Pretty, milk glass on shelves, burlap and lace chair bow < from I Love Farm Weddings, white wedding cake < from Mod Weddings, milk bottles, milk and cookies station < via Wedding Chicks, milk glass vases < available on Etsy.
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I was really curious about what you were going to do for this one! I LOVE the milk glass and the combination of rustic and feminine elements. So beautiful.
It was sort of a miracle that ‘milk glass’ crossed my mind. Otherwise this inspiration board would have had cows in it…
Pretty! Love the milk glass!
I’m totally obsessed with milk glass so I love this gorgeous board! x