This wedding shoot was inspired by sunset lights and featured beautiful castle ruins and a bride wearing a floral bodice
Although we’ve never walked through the ruins of an old French castle, it’s not too difficult to imagine how magical it must be. In today’s wedding inspiration, the magic doesn’t stop at the old French castle. It continues on through a romantic color palette of terra cotta and has a strong finish with a creatively captivating fresh, floral bodice!
The objective was to combine the modern and the ancient by playing with mixed textures. The team were also waiting for a beautiful backlight to sublimate the work and bring more magic and reflections to the castle and glittering dress. With event design by Aujourd’hui c’est and planning by Un Jour Parfait, this terra cotta wedding inspiration just uproots you to an old French castle, to romance in the ruins with your love. Relaxed and bohemian styling with flowers and dried greens crawling up the castle walls. Brilliant floral designs all around by Lily Bohème, with a literal creative topper.
Bridal separates are always fun and stylish, and here you may see a glitter skirt and top from Débo Collection that soaks up all the sunlight and just radiates gorgeousness. A handsome groom who isn’t afraid to rock an unconventional color. This terra cotta ASOS jacket is rad! Terra cotta and textures – that’s all we really need! The sun just glows over these castle ruins, and beautifully highlights the bohemian floral ceremony setup.
Aside from the floral bodice, we are blown away by this creative seating display from Aujourd’hui C’est. The beaded tassels and dried greens give good intrigue! A mix of varying textures is always a tablescape win! This big cloud of gypsophila forms a cascade of flowers in terra cotta, white and dried ferns.
The bride rocked a pink mini skirt, a sparkling overskirt, a floral strapless bodice for a statement
A castle wall was an altar decorated with color block backdrops and dried foliage and white blooms
An alternative wedding space - castle ruins decorated with blooms and dried leaves, with white chairs that are very refined
A bridal separate of a matching crop top and a skirt looks very pretty and sunset shades inspired
The wedding tablescape was done with a rust runner, candles, blush blooms, pinecones and berries with a matching overhead decoration
