This winter wedding shoot took place in a derelict factory, was filled with chic industrial touches and wild-styled florals.
Winter is in full swing, and it’s high time to enjoy winter weddings and wedding shoots. The shoot we are sharing today is a candlelit one, with cozy touches and a trendy industrial space as a venue, let’s look at it to steal some ideas.
A derelict factory became a cool candlelit winter reception, which was flooded with light during the day and mysterious at night. The wedding tablescape was really simple, with an uncovered wood table and candles, a usual floral centerpiece was substituted with a large and impressive greenery and floral piece overhead. A faux fur throw on the bench is a cozy idea for a winter wedding.
The bride was wearing a pretty separate and a cool boho dress. The separate consisted of a boho lace top and a layered plain skirt, the wedding gown was a sleeveless lace one with a V-neckline. She was rocking a chic updo with a floral headpiece, her makeup was rather simple. The groom was wearing a navy blue textured suit paired with blue and white liberty print bow tie and pocket square.
The florals were styled natural and a bit wild, with lots of foliage for a romantic feel. The wedding cake featured a deep blue bottom tier and was topped with two semi naked tiers adorned with fresh seasonal herbs and simple white ranunculus. The food was styled in such a cool way that it didn’t need much additional decor, it became part of decor itself. Get inspired!
The table was styled in a very simple way, with a rustic table and candles - nothing else was needed.
The wedding cake was with a black layer and two semi-naked tiers, with fresh herbs and ranunculus.
