Snowflakes fell gently to the ground as Amber and Dustin took their vows inside a rustic-embracing venue. The fairy-lights all over the place reflected beautifully against the bridesmaids’ long magenta dresses and the groomsmen’s gallant suits. And dear me, I fell in love with Amber’s brooch bouquet that she and her mom made.
Timeless weddings will never go out of style — of how the memories can grow old beautifully over the years. And that is why Sarah and Chris figured to have such a wedding of synchronized elements. The reception and wedding venues were already pre-decorated with Gothic-inspired structures.
David and Arielle started out as college acquaintances, and now they are Mr. & Mrs. The couple had a white with a dash of purple that turned out very clean, chic, and fresh. Arielle had the most fun on her wedding day especially in her wedding dress — she couldn’t stop twirling! Share their joy by browsing through their wedding gallery down below. Congratulations to the happy couple!
Over the past few years, wedding trends have established that glitter is okay, as long as it’s tastefully done. In fact, it has become one of the most popular additions to wedding décor of all kinds. What about sequins, though? Do they have a place in today’s weddings or are they best left in the 80’s? Let’s take a look at some tips on using sequins for your wedding:
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.