This bright wedding shoot was done with modern touches and splashes of coral and rust
Go bold or go home! This is a motto of this wedding shoot done with coral touches, bright flowers, statement stationery and fabulous details. Ready to dip into this brightness? Let’s go!
Coral is a life-affirming hue with a golden undertone that energizes and enlivens with a softer edge, it reminds of a retro 60’s Miami, a heady mix of bold brights, deco delights and heavy yet fresh fabrics. With clean lines and vibrant tones painting themselves across the vista.
The Country Garden Florist and Rambling Rose Florist absolutely nailed the brief with spectacular big, bright blooms and oversized centrepieces. To embrace the theme, with the table styling the stylists added sleek black cutlery and tall candlesticks but brought the 60’s glam and with pink crockery, low champagne coupes and pink velvet chairs. They went for gorgeous, knotted linens and graphic stationery to complete the look. Elsewhere they created lounge sets with more pink velvet, inspirational neon and brighter, hanging florals and The Bowling House provided the perfect backdrop, utterly embracing all the retro glamour you could ask for. The wedding cake was an ombre coral one with a texture and fresh coral blooms on its side.
The bride was wearing plain A-line wedding dress with lace appliques, wide straps, a plunging neckline and a train. She also tried one an embellished oversized pantsuit with a sash, high heels and a sleek ponytail for a modern look. Take a look at the pics and get inspired!
The bride was wearing a plain A-line wedding dress with lace appliques, a plunging neckline and a cutotu back
One more outfit was done with an embellished oversized pantsuit, high heels and a messy high ponytail
Each place setting was done with a copper plate and glass, a coral bloom and a striped napkin
