From Jen S Photography and Ivy & Honor:
We structured our shoot around the principles of simple organic lines and fluid motion. These elements are mainly found in the ikebana-inspired floral arrangements from Steelcut Flower Co. and flowing gown from Alexandra Grecco. Each can stand its own, but unexpected details like the ghost droplets in the paperie by Quill & Co. and organic edges of the dining table add further depth without overwhelming. We aimed to have a minimalistic-looking design from afar but full of details and subtleties upon closer inspection.
Our venue, which used to be a library, was recently renovated while preserving its character and charm. We were especially drawn to the amazingly aged and textured walls, which served to be a grounding backdrop and focal point. Furthermore, since we chose an indoor setting for the cooler winter months, we wanted to find a way to keep the minimal design from looking overly cold and rigid. Shades of rusty pinks were tied together upon a foundation of golden hues found in the wood of the table and floors. Whispers of golden accents further embellished throughout. This soft earth-toned palette combined with a freeform wedding arch made up of foraged branches brought in just the right amount of warmth.
Photography Jen S Photography | Stylist/Planner Ivy and Honor | Floral Design Steelcut Flower Co. | Dress Alexandra Grecco | Hair and Makeup Alison Harper & Co. | Venue Branch No. 3 | Food/Desert Sweets by E | Calligrapher Quill & Co. | Rentals White Glove Rentals | Ring Susie Saltzman | Welcome Basket Marigold & Grey | Groom’s Attire The Black Tux | Models Hannah Duff & Adam Peters | Tabletop Accessories & Earrings Salt & Sundry | Candles Creative Candles | Table Runner Candy Crush Events
