Los Angeles Wedding by Yoonwonx Photography
It’s Smog Shoppe time which means we get to delve into the world of ultra cool weddings held at fabulous Los Angeles venues for awhile. Sound fun? And this one is infused with travel inspired details and a swingin mid-century modern vibe all thoughtfully executed by Events of Love and Splendor and then snapped by Yoonwonx Photography. It’s all sitting pretty in the gallery for your viewing pleasure. See it here!
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From Andrew of Yoonwonx Photography… This rustic/vintage wedding took place at The Smog Shoppe in Culver City, Los Angeles. The ladies prepared themselves in their modern downtown loft before embarking via limo to the venue. The Smog Shoppe, despite the name, is 100% solar powered and was elegantly adorned that day with vintage furniture and beautiful flower arrangements, all tied together in a Pan Am-esque travel theme. The bride wore a custom dress (jacket was imported from Sweden), and the fellas sported clean lines with modern vintage textures. There was a bevy of curios and pleasant surprises all around in the decor, the delicious cupcakes, or in one of the many eclectic corners of The Smog Shoppe, such as the succulent wall or vintage, private bridal readying room. As always, we had a fun and energetic fashion shoot to cap off a beautiful wedding.
Photography: Yoonwonx Photography / Venue: The Smog Shoppe / Wedding Planning: Events of Love and Splendor / Floral Design: Soyoung (soyoung.czerwonka@gmail.com) / Rentals: Found Vintage Rentals / Cupcakes: Big Man Bakes, Sweet and Saucy + Susie Cakes / DJ: Ian of Red Shoe / Groom + Groomsmen’s Suits: Hugo Boss / Groom + Groomsmen’s Shoes: Ben Sherman / Bride’s Dress: Custom Made by A Co-worker / Bridesmaid Dresses: J.Crew / Bride + Bridesmaid Shoes: Kate Spade / Hair + Makeup: Rachael Drootin of Charmed Beauty / Catering: Huntington Catering Company / Travel-Themed Table Placards, Signs, Airport Name Cards + Invitations: DIY by Bride
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love the site... keep it up.
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Oh, those cupcakes look delicious.
This wedding looks real - not like all the others. SImple pictures. Love it!
Love the men's shoe shot (we're big fans of shoes) and the cupcakes!!
What a neat use of travel theme!
Great travel theme - love the short dress, too!
I'm doing a navy wedding and I adore the flower girl dresses! Can anyone tell me there they're from? Thanks!
Thanks for the lovely comments everyone! Believe me, it was very difficult not to raid the cupcakes that whole night.
@alicia, I'll try to get some info for you
would also love to know where the flowergirl dresses are from. LOVE them!
would love to know where that world clock is from (http://goo.gl/DLewx ). Love it!!
really love the clean aesthetic and pan am/travel theme!
@Alicia and @Ashley, it sounds like Andrew from Yoonwonx is working on the flower girl dresses. @Katherine, I've sent him an email asking about the clock as well. Hopefully we'll hear back soon. Thanks for reading!
hi! The flower girls dresses are from crew cuts... They were bought in august 2011.
wow - those photos look so natural. The fig dish looks freaking great.
I ADORE what the bride wore. Gorgeous wedding.
I'm looking for a jacket just like that! Where is it from?
Hi Bettina, I believe the jacket was a custom piece and imported from Sweden.
Also for everyone interested in the clock, the bride (Ve) told me that it was from her father's office circa 1970s, and the trail goes cold there. Darn!
Again, we appreciate all the wonderful comments!