Recently,
I experienced an incredible collaborative photo-shoot where myself
and other venders contributed our talents and beautiful “things,”
to create a set of stunning and truly enchanting Vintage French
inspired wedding photographs.
The
details are enough to make you fall in love and are sure to inspire
you if you’re already planning to walk down the isle.
The
setting of the shoot was a turn of the century historic, and
luxurious B&B, where nostalgia and delicate femininity united in
hues of blush, mint, gold, pinks and robins egg blue and invoked a
dreamy pastel wonderland. Many of the small details and designs were
handmade, which gave everything a very special and classic look.
I
was so blessed to be apart of this romantic assembly of talent and
beauty, and looking at the photos I am humbled and very pleased by
the result. The wistful, springy, pretty looks compliment the classic
allure of the ring that I provided, and the vintage treatment lends a
truly romantic and sentimental feel to the spread.
Published
in Marriage Quebec magazine, in the Spring/Summer edition, I am so
grateful to have worked with my incredible friend Autumn Lobach
(Femme&Fleur) who came out with this amazing concept and our dear
photographer Sonia Bourdon Photographe and many of those who
contributed with their passionate work to this wonderful experience.
Among
them are:
Creative Event planner/designer and vintage rentals: LaMariée Bohème
Excellent
Cake and desserts: Gât-O
Lovely
flowers: Annie
Champagne
Amazing
brooch bouquet: Stéphanie
Laliberté
Gorgeous
Wedding dress: Di
Carlo Couture
Beautiful
Hair and Make-up: Susan
Morales
Luxury
B&B: Casa
Bianca Bed and Breakfast
Excellent
Videography: Meaghan
Johnstone
and Ghis
Louis
Of
course, I designed the jewelry, and I’m so proud to see the
morganite diamond ring so beautifully displayed in the photographs
along with all of the other antique, lovely details.
A
breathtaking and fresh success, this collaboration a real blast to be
apart of and I want to share it with all of you now. I hope you enjoy
looking at what the talented artists who participated created, and
that it provides you with as much joy and inspiration as it does me.
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