Let us altogether raise our champagne glasses for Lorena and Cisco’s wedding day in the beautiful Spanish Costa Brava. With the already breathtaking ocean view and relaxing atmosphere, minimalist decorations were essential.
If you consider yourself a snow princess then you are right in for a treat — frozen treat. This styled shoot has all the right elements that will tick your winter wedding checklist.
While in recent years, colorful weddings have been quite popular, a color palette that never goes out of style is the traditional and stylish black and white palette. There are so many things that can be done with a black and white wedding palette; it looks fantastic all on its own, but also works very well with virtually any other color. We’ve gathered some of our most favorite examples of the simple elegance of a black and white wedding. Check them out below:
I’ve lost count of how many time I have mentioned here on the blog how I adore the 1920’s era. A lot probably. If you share the same feelings as me, then this styled shoot will give you all the goods! From the elaborate draperies down to the regal dresses — all of it will leave you breathless. Props to the brilliant team behind this tasteful elegance, cheers!
One spring day, Andrea and Anton’s Tuscan garden wedding was in full bloom of diamonds and pearls, mint green dresses and neckties, under the open blue skies. Since the whole shindig was nature-inspired, they made sure that roses illuminated with twinkling fairy-lights were all over.
The countryside feels of the Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard was madly felt in this Vogue trash-the-dress session. Shannon in her stylized wedding dress and long lace veil was very mysterious. I am a huge fan of the drama that this shoot has and with the right elements, you can be as unique and creative with your trash-the-dress too.
The masculinity of navy balanced well with the femininity of purple and blush pink in Emily and Andy’s opulent wedding. Every element was even more highlighted because of the up-lighting set up, especially on the pillars of the wedding and reception venues. There are so much more in their wedding, and you are cordially invited to see the photos of how sophisticated the whole event turned out!
Thinking about your theme when tying the knot on a Valentine’s Day can be pretty easy. Well, as for Courtney and Aaron, they had a classic black and red motif. Long black dresses and tuxedos styled the whole entourage. But here’s the catch – the bridesmaids had posh rose balls instead of the traditional stemmed bouquets! Calla lily boutonnieres are to groomsmen as posh rose balls are to bridesmaids. How clever is that? Thank goodness the weather was as light as a feather, that the sky was clear, and the sun was at its peak. Their outdoor wedding went serenely as planned. And oh, their four-tier cake looked as soft as a pillow, a slice would be great right now. Yum yum! Way to go, love birds!