Annalisa and Christopher’s wedding certainly brings together the charm of the old world with the style of the new one. A lovely combination of traditional and modern class. I don’t know about you guys, but this whole thing just makes me dream of an old world romance.
Aya’s bouquet definitely caught my attention. Since it was the fall season, it was only apt to have a branch decorated with beads. Be creative ladies! It’s your day and you can have it your way. I can’t stress enough how she looked amazing in her vintage inspired wedding dress with faux sleeves.
Brooke and Thomas had an indoor wedding and reception in a South Texas ranch. The décor had so many dainty and vintage elements in them. I absolutely love the simple yet sweet centerpieces! They went very well with the woodwork in the barn. All in all, a warm and rustic feel was achieved.
If I were given a chance to visit an era, it would definitely be the roaring 20’s. I love the glamour, music, and dancing — plenty of dancing. This styled shoot will definitely be on my favourite list. The element they were trying to portray was on point! The decor, accessories, and the wardrobe are all gorgeous and glamorous. The photographer did one heck of a job in capturing the details and the beauty that the styling team brought to life. Read on to feel that 1920’s vibe!
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.
Macaroons, baguettes, and berets are not the only things amazing you’ll find in France. The language, the people, the romance – all these truly make France a beautiful place to be, which was, of course, one of the reasons why the held their wedding there. The couple looked like monarchs of France – Brianna with her whimsical structural ball gown and Pierre in his dapper gray tux. And the chateau glued the whole look together, it was elegant but fairytale-like. Definitely a wedding every little girl dreamed of having.
After seeing a lot of wedding submissions, there’s one important thing I can advise to couples – just be genuinely happy. Capturing posed photos are good but the candid happy moment ones are priceless. The couple’s photos were infectious, it made me smile and teary-eyed. You could really feel the love they have for each other. The whole setting helped up the romance and loveliness.
Contemplating between having an elegant or DIY wedding? Why not both? Heather and Nicholas made this possible. From the paper flowers scattered through the venue down to the cotton candy station – it was amazing.