The Italian Renaissance ended centuries ago, but when we come across weddings and bridal inspiration like this, we feel like we’re in a new renaissance where weddings have so much detail, thoughtfulness and individuality, they are a form of art. And if weddings are art, this one photographed by Zosia Zacharia is a masterpiece with its sumptuous linens and lush florals. See all of the pretty here.
From Zosia Zacharia Photography… Heather of Myrtle et Olive wanted to create a juxtapose elements of an organic, delicate Tuscan-inspired wedding with the dazzling concrete jungle of the East – Hong Kong. She wanted to inspire the brides who love the look of a vineyard wedding, but live in a place lacking outdoor venues, that it can certainly be created with the right, refined details…a vine covered Chiavarina, long Alfresco harvest table, burned tapered candles and an extensive amount of brassware and traditional dinnerware. So we created a statement floral arrangement to showcase the season’s best with an organic, but elegant way. Cascading soft draped linens were used to curate that feeling of a leisurely, late summer dinner party. The hand written paper suites in that soft, misty grey by Life at Studio B. truly highlights the entire theme and sets a sophisticated tone.
Photography: Zosia Zacharia Photography | Event Design: Myrtle et Olive | Wedding Dress: Eldevere Bridal | Invitations: Life At Studio B | Makeup: Jaime Smith