A little warning before you look at the gallery; 1. You might see stunning and dreamy ball gowns; 2. You might want to get married ASAP; 3. You possibly couldn’t stop gazing at them. Yes, that is how beautiful these winter wedding dresses are. From the fabrics used down to the design, everything screamed winter and romance.
Doing an outdoor photoshoot in a middle of minus 24-degree Celsius can be quite a challenging thing to do. The models had to warm up quite too often to keep the frost bites away, but all the efforts were paid off of how the photos turned out. Magical, romantic, and glamorous. A Gold sequin tablecloth is used to sprawl the then tedious tables. The pink Swarovski crystal benches draped with faux furs were exceptional. Even the mirrored candelabras lined down the aisle where the whole entourage walked in was so detailed. And to neutralize the crisp cold weather, hot cocoa bar is there to give you warmth, and sweetness all throughout. Ooh! This makes me want to drink my hot chocolate right now. Hehe! The whole team obviously did a great job, cheers (with a hot chocolate in hand)!
The 50’s era is a perfect fit for this venue — complete with all the classic and timeless interior. With that, they were able to showcase the talent of the vendors that were also behind this creation. This styled shoot is for those brides who are keen with the sophistication of the 50’s and are interested in a vintage wedding. Read more to know how to get that vintage vibe with impeccable class and elegance.
Goodness gracious were the first words I said the moment I saw the photos. Everything in this styled shoot are fresh and innocent as all the elements are well orchestrated to nature. Pinecones, white candles, and sleek red florals are the few basic ornaments used but nature did its ultimate job which is to enhance the total look of the package. The tall trees served as the backdrop which is effortless and laid-back to the bride’s mermaid cut wedding gown. The creative team surely got what they wanted for their shoot, something raw and unmanicured. If I were to get married right now, I would definitely pick this style and theme! How about you? ;)
If you have seen the movie or have read the book, then you must be so head over heels on this wedding theme. Listen with your eyes, and see how everything in this setting glistens with class and glamour. The authentic Madonna look of the bride on her deep red lipstick and and the dapper way the groom looks are both so interesting. It even has a cake trio which looks so appetizing but I’d rather not touch a cake that beautiful, my conscience tells me not to destroy beautiful things. Ha-ha! Completed with the rich gold decorations and meticulously arranged flowers, everything seemed in their right place at the right time. Uh, has Mr. Gatsby been here?
The icy mountains, woods, and the cozy cabin — the key elements that made this winter mountain bridal portrait shoot a success. The dress, the flowers and the arrangement (yes, it matters a lot) were on point to the concept that the team were going for. Megan, the photographer, truly has keen eyes on this kind of things. Get the story down below behind this chilling beauty.
How does one come up with a sophisticated wedding you ask? Well, with the right elements you can achieve that wedding you’ve always dreamed of having. In this styled shoot, the unique factor was Equestrian and the vast and beautiful garden of this estate. Just set a focal point/theme first then you work your way from there. Check down below for the album story from the art director of this shoot herself.
As a lover of coffee and tea, I am definitely a fan of this inspiration shoot. Needless to say, my favorite parts would be the tea bag favors as well as the coffee beans in the decor. It also features quite an interesting color palette, lovely florals, and a romantic tulle and lace wedding dress.