This wedding shoot was done moody, modern meets glam rock and it's a fantastic idea for those who want an elopement.
The pandemic has thrown couples planning their weddings into a tailspin this year and it’s certainly been anything but smooth sailing. This year has certainly made many engaged folks feel like running away from it all and eloping instead, and I love that! After all, isn’t having an alternative wedding all about creating a day for you anyway? If you’re looking for some new ways to bring the you-factor into your I Dos, then look no further than this moody meets glam inspiration shoot. With elements such as black leather wrapped vases, metallic candles and florals dusted with a coat of glitter, this shoot shows how really simple elements can be personalized and made just that little bit more special.
Photographer Kim Zebron of Count in Three Photos gave us the lowdown and shared how she and her team put a unique twist on many of the wedding elements that we see day in, day out. The vendors wanted to reach out to other couples that don’t want the ‘traditional southern wedding’ with the shoot. They wanted to bring big city vibes to their own little corner of beauty, in Oklahoma. This shoot serves as an example to show just how much you can personalize! The classic look of a black suit, with the Rock n Roll feel of leaving some buttons un-done. They chose a dress with a modern silhouette made of beautiful white sequins and the perfect puffy sleeve. The wedding tablescape was done with a mauve tablecloth, with an overhead dried bloom installation and black touches. Take a look at all the details of this shoot below!
The wedding tablescape was done with a terracotta tablecloth, a dried grass and bloom overhead hanging, black candleholders and plates and silver napkins.
