This wedding shoot took place in Joshua Tree and was done with a rust-orange color palette, which is so trendy now
Orange, pink, and rust color palettes are having their moment right now, and can anyone think of a better way to make them pop than with a 70s inspired elopement in the desert? Toronto-based photog Robin Sassi and Carly Rae Weddings teamed up to bring this retro vignette to life, complete with tons of rad graphic details and our new-again, fave bridal trend: the cape wedding dress. Take a peek!
Joshua Tree and the surrounding high desert community has a very chill, retro vibe and we wanted to embrace that while bringing in some modern flair. The ceremony space was done with a boho rug, a triangle wedding arch and lush greenery with flowers. The wedding tablescape was done with bright blooms, bright stationary, colored glasses and cards. The wedding cake was done in rust color and with lush blooms on it.
The bride was wearing a white off the shoulder jumpsuit with a bow top and then a slip wedding dress with a gorgeous lace capelet. It’s amazing how beautifully Thistle & Oak Floral Co. was able to incorporate their color palette in the bridal bouquet. The groom was rocking a neutral suit with a floral tie and taupe boots. Take a look at the pics to get inspired!
The bride was wearing a slip dress with a lace cape, nude heels and the groom was wearing a neutral suit with a floral tie and neutral boots
The wedding lounge was done with gorgeous acrylic and wooden furniture, boho pillows and neutral upholstery
The second bridal look was done with an off the shoulder white lace jumpsuit with a bow on the bodice
The wedding ceremony space was done with metal chairs, a triangle wedding arch with lush greenery and blooms
The wedding tablescape was done with bright florals, bright cards and napkins in the colors of the wedding shoot
What a lovely way to display your wedding cake - a dessert table on a large wicker storage unit
