This modern wedding shoot took place in the desert, there was modern decor and some boho touches integrated.
We are used to see boho desert weddings but what if you choose going modern and add just some boho or Moroccan touches? I bet the result will strike you, and this shoot we are featuring today totally will!
A soft, neutral palette, modern decor and the largest sand desert in the world – this stunning wedding inspiration blends the old world with new, modern aesthetics and the results couldn’t be more breathtaking. The stylists brought together raw industrial and modern aesthetics with old cultural and traditional elements of the Arabian Peninsula.
The shoot took place at the beautiful desert resort of Qasr al Sarab, which rises as a sand castle in the infinite Rub’ al Khali Desert. Drawing on traditional elements such as clay pots, della’s (Arabic brass coffee pots), leather poufs with beautiful detailing and combining this with dry flowers bound to give a sense of wilderness fit well with the mysticism and heritage of this exceptional place. The stylists drew inspiration from regional history and decided to use the crescent moon, a symbol essential to the region for thousands of years, and combined the moon with pampas grass and dry palm leaves, both locally significant as it’s part of the only vegetation that grows naturally in this region. Mustard, wheat and natural tones with a highlight of white, black and brass were used throughout to bring a subtle blend with a modern edge. Flourish Flowers mixed the soft yellow colors with dry florals and palm leaves which were offset with white roses and ranunculus to create wild and local inspired arrangements.
The wedding stationery incorporated yellows and mustard - the colors that were incorporated into the shoot decor.
The bride was wearing a plain modern wedding dress with a slit, long sleeves and a deep neckline.
The back of the dress was cutout with tassels, the sleeves were heavily embellished and the bride tried on a hat with dried blooms.
The wedding tablescape was done with mustard and yellow blooms, grasses and sleek plates and chargers.
