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.
There is something with nature that gives off a boho rustic vibe. This styled shoot opened up our eyes to more ideas. I’m pretty much in love with the vintage carriage that was used in this shoot — perfect with the setting! When going for a wedding outdoors, it’s wise to use wild flowers to incorporate into the venue. It makes it more authentic and in line with the theme.
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!