Have you ever wondered how a wedding with six guests would be like? Many questions on How, Where, and Why. Well, wonder no more because Joey and Sarah’s wedding is right in the alley. The couple wanted an intimate wedding where it could be witnessed by the people who have the most relevance to their lives. It’s a beautiful change of pace from having tons of guests to entertain. It’s not only more relaxing but budget-friendly too!
Arianne and Michael had a classy rooftop wedding with a casino royale theme. The motif was very chic in black with pops of magenta and gold here and there.
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.
Russell and Marie’s wedding gave me major wedding fever. The natural element surrounding them is just as gorgeous as them. The stump of wood played a huge role in their wedding — tray, name ‘cards’, etc. The muted pastels dressed the bridal entourage beautifully and matched the blue-gray table cloths. If you love terrariums just like me, you will also swoon over their cute centerpieces.
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!
Today’s featured couple drew their motif inspiration from the beautiful colors of the peacock’s feathers. Aside from the majestic motif inspiration, the couple wanted a 1920’s kind of touch to the wedding; hence the birdcage veil and the bride’s hairdo. Everything coincided with each other — which made Erik and Amy’s wedding beautiful.
Things that get better with age: wine, experience, true love… This album tells the story of Mellie and Dom’s golden wedding anniversary. They have been Mr. and Mrs. Villanueva for fifty years already, can you believe that? They also included elements of their Filipino culture – props to the grandkids for presenting traditional Filipino dances!
Have you found yourself wondering whether you’re a “bridezilla” simply because you can’t find an engagement ring or bridal jewelry that speaks to you? You want something modern (without looking like a cookie-cutter, copycat ring) with a vintage flair (without being old-fashioned) and it seems like you’ll never find the perfect jewelry for you. If this sounds familiar, you may fit our definition of a “sentimental bride.