For a couple about to take a huge step and embark on a journey to the rest of their lives together, there still must be some of the wedding jitters hanging around. But what are wedding jitters when you have fourteen groomsmen and twelve bridesmaids? Having such loving people “see them off” like this on their wedding must have meant a great deal (and probably a whole lot of fun, as well).
How many couples can say they first met in a wrestling ring? How many couples can say they learned to Samba just a few weeks before the wedding? And blew away their guests with that performance? Not very many, I reckon. These are some of the things that make Gizzelle and Jeff’s relationship special. The same goes for your wedding – make it special, make it yours.
This quirky couple wanted a unique wedding complete with DIY touches. Black and gold, a combination you can never go wrong with. It may seem non-traditional as a wedding motif, but it is elegant.
Ivory and gold – these two combined make for an elegant and vintage appeal. That is what our featured couple wanted to achieve on their wedding day. The couple had the ceremony on the stairs with specks of gold that complemented the motif/theme very well. The bride, Jordan, exuded elegance in her ivory wedding dress. The reception was also stunning as gold and white took part in every table you could see – centerpieces, chairs, and place cards. The venue itself was full of elegance and it was perfect. To top it off, the bride herself did all DIY on this wedding, proving, that you can always find elegance in DIY’s.
Oooh, I love the black and white details of this wedding. Really classy and luxurious. The monochromatic blend of this palette is unconventional for weddings (because people tend to stray away from the color black during weddings) but if done the right way, et voila – a beautiful and noteworthy event. I am particularly in love with the cake and the bouquet. The cake is simple and single tiered but gosh, it looks nicer than some of the 3+ tiered ones I’ve seen. Then the bouquet was purely white roses and then adorned with black details all around. It looked so tasteful. Anyway, if you’re wondering why we’ve titled this feature as Endless Love, it’s to pay homage to the song our couple had their first dance with. Congratulations Chantal & Aldin!
Chicago skyline is one of the most exquisite skyline there is and our couple’s idea to emphasize this scenic view throughout their equally exquisite wedding is just apt. The edginess and structure of the details in this wedding, may it be the big buildings or the small table pieces, added color and personality to this already elegant event.
This photoshoot is filled with sweet and soft details accented by dark and edgy hints. From the bridal gowns and dresses to the table pieces, everything just screams chic. The outfits’ designs are beautifully feminine but it’s either they’re paired with something that has a touch of black or it is black. The food and table details are in pink and black, which may sound unappetizing but once you look at them, they will be sure to bring out your sweet tooth. Despite the darkness and lack of appeal of the said shade as a traditional wedding palette, when used at good moderation, it can actually make your event classy. Besides, completely soft hues are not really for every bride.
