One of my favorite parts of being in the wedding industry is being surrounded by other creatives who have a passion for creating ART. When Victoria reached out about this concept, the design was centered on an uncommon color palette, looked over corners of the venue and bringing a french elegance to a classical market. I found my inspiration by honoring the historic charm of the authentic French doors—framing the woodwork with a romantic, organic installation that looks as though a secret European garden grew naturally right up the frame drawing the eye towards the masterful stained glass.
We played with dainty, delicate florals to capture a rantic setting, featuring airy sweet peas, whimsical delphinium, and fine-art textures in soft lavender, periwinkle, and muted garden tones. The bridal bouquet continued the French-country aesthetic with lightweight texture, cascading movement that felt effortless, romantic, and sophisticated.
Whether you are dreaming of a destination celebration abroad or bringing European elegance stateside, this shoot was a creation of beauty inspired by architecture, culture, and a natural romance.
Credits
Photographer: @photographyphoto
Wedding planner: @kaushay.co
Venue: @siempreutah.com
Cake: @cake.ut
Videographer: @jakesydfilms
HMU: @mariahannifinmakeup
Decor: @summitpartyrentals_ut
Linens: @bbjlatavola
Dress: @momentsmade.bridal
Rings: @johnatenci
Earrings: @darethcolburndesigns
Stationary: @roseblossomweddings
Harpist: @harpistlauraneil
Florist: @merci.floral
