29/10/2012

A VINTAGE AFFAIR...

Well, it's been quite some time hasn't it?... Today I am going to share with you all a beautiful vintage inspired shoot that we did back in sunny August... gosh that seems such a long time ago! We teamed up with the very lovely Emma at the Bridal Room Broadway and the fantastic 'Adorable Moments' Photography and together we created some beautiful images. To be honest... this particular shoot was all about the stunning dresses provided by Emma... and the very lovely Harriet (our beautiful model) showed them off to their very best. Emma contacted me in the hope we could supply some vintage inspired bouquets. Something very loose, very pretty -  almost a handpicked natural feel. We supplied two bouquets for Harriet to hold. Both were created using garden roses. The first, favoured by Emma, was a deep, rich ruby pink coloured rose. We mixed this with an antique pink Eustoma and fresh Jasmine foliage straight out the garden. The wayward tendrils of the Jasmine greenary add a very quaint, old fashioned look to the bouquet. So very pretty but with an indulgent twist  from the deep 'Darcy' Rose.



The second bouquet was formed using the prettiest pale, peachy pink rose as the basis. We combined this with fresh garden Lavender, Veronica and Eustoma. Again some garden foliage, this time Myrtle and only one or two Jasmine curls added to that 'handpicked' feel.








After talking to Emma further about the 'Vintage' theme it would seem that this popular choice is set to continue with 2013 / 2014 brides. Speaking in a professional capacity, vintage florals are so effortlessly beautiful. There are so many options available... Here I stuck to rose combinations but the greater the variety of flowers you have the better it looks! Anenomes, with their dark hearts, married with fluffy Stocks, Astilbe and Eustoma... Just stunning! Do away with the formality factor and opt for jam jars and enamel jugs full of flowers for table centres. Vintage teacups are proving a popular choice amongst brides... flowers arranged in clusters within them can be used as relaxed centrepieces and can create beautiful favours for your guests to take home and treasure!













I have been so so busy lately planning some fantastic events and shoots with some great suppliers across the Cotswolds and South West. Do sit tight for some more fabulous inspiration coming your way very soon... Theres a very busy winter ahead of me!!!

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