I'm currently working on a Dresden Plate in blue and white. So far, I'm liking the colors. I also just finished an Ohio State in blue which turned out great.

I made a Jacob's Ladder with a dark blue, a light prited blue and cream and it is gorgeous!

Really cool blue and white on allpeoplequilt.com called endless summer - looks super easy - see what you think. I don't know how to make it a link, sorry.

Jakob's Ladder can easily be done in blues and white. I added a deep red on this example for the pinwheels, but they could be blue too.

Swirly Girls has a new pattern "Lucky 21" - the one I saw was black and white and I think it would be stunning in blue and white too

I agree with Irish Chain

I really "LOVE" this board. I don't have any suggestions, but I did want to wish you luck in choosing a pattern because there are a lot of ideas that came to you.

And HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE OF YOU GREAT QUILTERS.

http://www.rockymountainquilts.com/f..._bluewhite.php has a picture of a beautiful blue/white quilt. This is it:

Yep, I agree with geosprouter.

these quilts are all beautiful

wedding ring

I also like variations of drunkards path.

Storm at Sea always looks good in blues, and such an appropriate color choice for a water theme.

Drunkards path i have seen in blue and white, looks nice

I made this "Double Irish Chain" in blue and white for our queen-size bed. :thumbup:

Ohio Star is nice also.

My avatar shows a blue and white wedding quilt I made

double wedding ring

I would agree! I have made many double Irish Chains in just 2 colors. A Bear Paw block is also pretty in 2 colors.

I did an irish chain in blues and white and it turned out beautiful.

The Boxy Stars free quilt pattern on quiltsville.com is an easy pattern and looks good with 2 colors.

I love that one! I have a free pattern from the museum for one which is very similar and adapted from the one in the museum collection.

Lots of great ideas! You might want to take a look at this one too: http://www.quiltmaker.com/patterns/d...html?idx=13369

Although Storm at Sea is beautiful, I would be hesitant to present one for a wedding. For some, it may hold a negative connotation. Just my luck, someone in the family of the couple would be superstitious, make a big deal out of it, and cast gree-gree back at me. On the other hand, Wendy Mathson has an interesting display of how the blocks can be configured to make almost any design, including hearts, and renamed. It can be found in her book, A new Light on Storm at Sea Quilts, B&T Publishing. Beautiful quilts, just an inappropriate title for a new beginning.

Blue and white are my favorite quilt colors. Here are two of mine The Irish Chain and the other the strip quilt which the younger set seems more drawn to. I think you could make almost any quilt with just two colors and it would look great.

I'm working on one of those 10 minute blocks with different blues and white center then plan to put white around the outside .

Storm at Sea, works great in that colorway. But the other poster is right, might not be the best pattern choice for a wedding quilt!

What about a Wedding Ring, done with the rings being scrappy blues of various levels of the same blue tint (navy blue, royal blue, light blue, tone on tone blue, etc.) done on a white background?

Wow... loving the simplicity of the Irish Chain you did. Is that a batik blue fabric you used?

There are many different blue fabrics in it and I was pleased the way it turned out. Sometimes simple is simply pretty eh? I hand quilted a feather ring in the white areas.

Bear Paw, Hunter's Star, and Burgoyne all look good in white and blue.

There was a pattern out a couple of years ago, I believe it had Berkshire in the title. It was a lovely blue & white, and would be a wonderful wedding gift.
Sorry for the late response!