This modern Gothic romance wedding shoot is done with neon, candles and gorgeous florals.
This stunning New Year’s Eve wedding shoot is Halloween and NYE at the same time. Jane from New Craven Hall had a blast putting the shoot together. Her experience in the business means she has built up great relationships with many wedding suppliers, so pulled them all together to create this modern, gothic shoot, which is super romantic and looks amazing!
The inspiration and theme for the shoot adapted as the planning process went along. Initially the stylists wanted to do something a little more ‘out there’, gothic and alternative while keeping it very seasonal, taking inspiration from current wedding trends, particularly lighting and neon signs. As they started to plan the scenes and bring suppliers together it naturally evolved into something a little more relatable for couples to take inspiration from whilst still being very atmospheric and romantic. The stylists sourced a range of furniture and props from various suppliers which they feel came together perfectly.
They were especially happy with the table scape and how this all came together, they feel the table is really relevant to couples getting married right now and how they can create a beautiful set up for a smaller wedding breakfast to allow their day to feel extra special and capture some amazing photography. You can never have too many candles!
The lighting was a huge thing as the team wanted the scenes to be very dark with the neons and candles prominent in the shots. Shelly from Toast of Leeds really understood what they wanted to create and worked really hard when lighting the shoot to capture everything as they had planned.
The bride was wearing an embellished wedding dress with a V-neckline and look at these neon wings.
The wedding lounge was done with a refined red leather sofa, some candles, bright blooms and a boho rug.
The second wedding dress was done with a sparkling gown with a covered plunging neckline, an embellished headpiece.
The wedding tablescape was lit up with crystal chandeliers, candles, greenery and bold blooms.
