Watercolor Wedding Inspo in Copper, Blush & Serenity
With dreamy captures from Adeline & Grace, today's industrial styled soiree is sure to leave you feeling absolutely inspired. Trust us, it's got all the goods! Infinite Events dreamt up this design which marries copper, blush and serenity. And the result? Nothing less than swoon-worthy, m'dears!
A standout for sure were these dreamy blooms designed by Stoneblossom. And how beautiful is this cool and edgy space at Warehouse XI?
A watercolor dress by Romona Keveza provided inspiration for the entire look on this day.
...whilst vintage china rentals from Borrowed Blu helped set the scene for romance as did the furniture rentals from AFR.
From the designer, "I wanted to bring in the industrial look with metals and copper and soften it with the water colors."
"Ultimately, I chose serenity, blush and some burgundy. In addition to the dress, I also had our place cards made in copper wire and copper mugs to tie in the metals along with a geometric place mat."
"I made sure that anywhere you looked on the table or on the bookshelves, you would see something different and unique."
But these bouquets? Be still my heart. So absolutely stunning. Off to pin the pretty!
An artsy, watercolor wedding cake designed by Confectionery Design was truly a work of art.
In addition, The Paper Perfectionist crafted the prettiest floral inspired wedding invitations for this shoot.
We're loving the torn edges, and the calligraphy style font. Plus how amazing is this botanical design?
We love how this team showcased their love for color with colorful candlesticks, and mixed metallics including brass, gold, and copper.
Plus how creative are these wire place cards? Love this unique and personalized detail.
And oh. my. goodness! Just look at this gorgeous hairstyles and these dress details, you guys!
The groom looked oh-so dapper thanks to Anthony’s House of Formals.
Furthermore, we think his floral bow tie and pocket square are absolutely on point.
And how fabulous are these geometric chargers? And this gorgeous flatware from Borrowed Blu?
What makes this design works is the layering of colors, textures, and patterns.
Plus a dose of the unexpected certainty doesn't hurt. The florals mixed with the geometric shapes is so refreshing and we love how this design team wasn't afraid to go bold with the color choices.
Such a beauty of a dress from White Dress by the shore. And how dreamy is this bridal hair and makeup from Ali lomazzo Beauty?
Photography: Adeline & Grace | Design and Concept: Infinite Events | Florals: Stoneblossom | Venue: Warehouse XI | Invitation: The Paper Perfectionist | China: Borrowed Blu | Furniture Rentals: AFR | Cake: Confectionery Design | Videography: Artistic Wedding Films | Dress Designer: Romona Keveza | Dress Shop: White Dress by the shore | Bride Accessories: White Dress by the Shore | Tux: Anthony’s House of Formals | Hair & Makeup: Ali lomazzo Beauty | Bridesmaids Dress: White Dress by the Shore | Bridesmaids Accessories: Perception Jewelry
A standout for sure were these dreamy blooms designed by Stoneblossom. And how beautiful is this cool and edgy space at Warehouse XI?
A watercolor dress by Romona Keveza provided inspiration for the entire look on this day.
...whilst vintage china rentals from Borrowed Blu helped set the scene for romance as did the furniture rentals from AFR.
From the designer, "I wanted to bring in the industrial look with metals and copper and soften it with the water colors."
"Ultimately, I chose serenity, blush and some burgundy. In addition to the dress, I also had our place cards made in copper wire and copper mugs to tie in the metals along with a geometric place mat."
"I made sure that anywhere you looked on the table or on the bookshelves, you would see something different and unique."
But these bouquets? Be still my heart. So absolutely stunning. Off to pin the pretty!
An artsy, watercolor wedding cake designed by Confectionery Design was truly a work of art.
In addition, The Paper Perfectionist crafted the prettiest floral inspired wedding invitations for this shoot.
We're loving the torn edges, and the calligraphy style font. Plus how amazing is this botanical design?
We love how this team showcased their love for color with colorful candlesticks, and mixed metallics including brass, gold, and copper.
Don't miss this behind the scenes look at this industrial styled shoot from Artistic Wedding Films. Definitely a must-see!
Industrial Styled Shoot from Artistic Wedding Films on Vimeo.Photography: Adeline & Grace | Design and Concept: Infinite Events | Florals: Stoneblossom | Venue: Warehouse XI | Invitation: The Paper Perfectionist | China: Borrowed Blu | Furniture Rentals: AFR | Cake: Confectionery Design | Videography: Artistic Wedding Films | Dress Designer: Romona Keveza | Dress Shop: White Dress by the shore | Bride Accessories: White Dress by the Shore | Tux: Anthony’s House of Formals | Hair & Makeup: Ali lomazzo Beauty | Bridesmaids Dress: White Dress by the Shore | Bridesmaids Accessories: Perception Jewelry
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Chrissy Arpie Ott
Chrissy Arpie Ott is the founder of The Perfect Palette. Since its launch in 2008, The Perfect Palette has been the go-to color resource for couples who dream of a unique, creative and colorful wedding day.
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