This wedding shoot was super romantic, moody and chic, with botanical and floral touches.
Is there anything more classically romantic than a historic building full of stories and character sitting on dreamy grounds? Add to that a dress that moves effortlessly with your every step, fragrant blossoms, and the perfect person to share it all with. This is all about a romantic and moody wedding shoot we are sharing today.
The team behind this editorial brought to life a real fairy tale. With botanical motifs to lead the way, love was certainly in bloom at Allrose Farm in New Hampshire! The wedding invitation suite was done with elegant and chic botanical motifs. The florals were all the doings of Emily Herzig Floral Studio. Doesn’t it feel like the blooms just leapt off the bride’s dress and formed the most perfect bouquet? I love how those little oddities—a turtle shell, anyone?—mixed in with earthy textures and romantic details. The tablescape included many organic, natural and rustic details, it felt vintage, moody and fresh, not too formal as it could be. The wedding cake was a white one decorated with dried flowers and foliage, decadent and refined.
I’d like to highlight the bridal look – it was really unique and gorgeous! Pretty sure if Cinderella knew she could wear gold floral heals ин BHLDN she’d have ditched the glass slippers in a heartbeat. The Claire La Faye gown is unreal! The nude-blush color, the floral appliqués, the gauzy skirt, so romantic! Take a look at all the details of this shoot and get inspired!
The wedding invitation suite was done in grey, with botanical prints and elegant calligraphy.
The bride was wearing a beautiful nude wedding dress with floral appliques, a gauzy skirt, an open back and a capelet.
The wedding bouquet was lush and textural, with peachy, burgundy, neutral blooms and greenery.
The tablescape was done with greenery, dried looms and herbs, moss, neutrla napkins and simple cutlery.
The wedding cake was a white one with dried blooms and herbs and leaves for a decadent feel.