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.
We may be used to the phrase statement “Opposites attract”, but it is true we are all wired that way. Just like how Liza, who grew up in the city, fell in love with Luke, a country boy. It’s the differences that are the most intriguing in a person. And just like them their theme Rustic Glam, two opposite styles combined, made for a beautiful outcome. Such a lovely metaphor for their love, don’t you think?
An early morning walk in the park is such a romantic thing to do with your significant other. The soft sunlight made JD and Leigh practically glow. You can really feel their love for each other blossoming along with the flowers that bloom in spring.
This photoshoot is filled with sweet and soft details accented by dark and edgy hints. From the bridal gowns and dresses to the table pieces, everything just screams chic. The outfits’ designs are beautifully feminine but it’s either they’re paired with something that has a touch of black or it is black. The food and table details are in pink and black, which may sound unappetizing but once you look at them, they will be sure to bring out your sweet tooth. Despite the darkness and lack of appeal of the said shade as a traditional wedding palette, when used at good moderation, it can actually make your event classy. Besides, completely soft hues are not really for every bride.