Vintage, Shabby Chic Wedding Shoot, II
I have to admit, looking at weddings day in and day out is both a curse and a blessing. My bar for what is fabulous has been raised considerably and I’ve become a bit of a wedding snob. Well, a total wedding snob if I’m being honest. I love all different styles of weddings…$5,000 backyard affairs and $50,000 uber-chic soirees…as long as the details are spot on beautiful.
And it seriously doesn’t get any better than this wedding shoot that the hugely talented Lisa Lefkowitz shot and the equally incredible Gloria Wong styled.
Here are a few more details from Gloria…
We used a fun, playful candy-colored palette of turquoise aqua blue, mustard yellow, moss green and hot pink. In lieu of a paper program for each guest, a trio of cloths were screenprinted with ceremony program information, then the pieces of cloth were hung with patterned clothespins. They were designed by Good On Paper Design with fabric finishing details by Anne Millett of Mira Aster.
The pinwheels were created with the same printed patterns as the clothespins and flower cutouts from the invitation set, then affixed to fig branches. We used an old jar filled with bubble making fluid, decorated with a fabric flower, baker’s twine, and a vintage key. A separate vintage key was used to blow bubbles. The fabric flowers were designed by Anne Millett of Mira Aster and the printed fabric was by Peapod Fabrics.
luv the cake!! such a fab design!
This is just gorgeous!
SO much cuteness!
The vintage key as a bubble blower is awesomesauce.
I love the bubbles and pinwheels! This wedding is beautiful and unique.
Love the bride's dress. Does anyone know who it is?
Very colourful yet classy, casual but nicely put together. I like the whole look and detail of this wedding A LOT! Made me smile. :)
The printed fabric program information is just perfect. I love how it is environmentally friendly and utterly charming. The vintage key for bubbles is also a great idea. I have some old keys lying around, and now I know what else I can use them for.
wow. wow. wow. this color palette is simply sweet! And the patterns- even sweeter! Love the little girl attire!
OMG, the details!!!! I am loving every little thing about this shoot. May I please be invited to the next event they design?! Wow! And those screen printed programs have just made my day. Thank you for this, off to go day dream as if I could get married again and again...
Love the little flowergirl dresses! I've been looking everywhere for something like them! Anyone know where I can find them?
I second the request for info about the flowergirl dress vendor!
wow, awesome details and great job!!!
The flowergirl dresses are designed by Beth Miles of ses petites mains, visit www.sespetitesmains.com.
Those programs are fabulous!
Charming details and country-style without being hokey -- totally brilliant !
I want to know where the bride's dress came from!!!
If anyone wants to help on the more of these wonderful weddings in norcal, i know that i'm taking resumes for interns. Our intern, Joyce was very helpful during this photoshoot. Working with Lisa, Gloria, Lisa(Wong Jackson), Anne of Mira Aster, Gabriella is quite fun. Can't wait to see it in the fall magazine...Not sure if people know about it.
Send resume: attn; Summer Intern 2010 to Nancy Liu Chin!
BTW, thank you Anne for helping me with the flower girl boxes and the boutonnieres. I love it when we can do something different...don't you, Anne??? Hee Hee Hee. These were gold button mums on the flower girl bags with streamers. Love the colors. Great job Lisa Lefkowitz...my hero!
Hi Gabrielle and Lydia, I'm sure you've seen the full vendor list on the last post... But, I thought I'd answer your question directly... The bride's dress from this particular segment is from Amy Kuschel www.amykuschel.com :)