09/30/2023
As my first full wedding season draws to a close, I can't help but think of how it started. In early April, I took the lead in organizing a Spring Wildflower themed styled shoot, and it remains one of my favorite experiences of the year (and there have been lots of highlights!)
Inspired by a tour of Cathedral Ballard, I wanted to play with the juxtaposition of our natural PNW beauty and the industrial chic space, inviting spring blooms inside to appear as if they were growing right out of the walls and the floor.
I worked with Eva from , Sarah from .weddings and Brittany from to put together a stellar team of vendors to bring this vision to life. The vibe of the whole shoot was creative, collaborative, enriching and fun - this was truly a dream team! (Seriously, engaged couples looking for vendors, I highly recommend following the folks on this list!)
Every one of the tulips and daffodils are from my garden, supplemented with additional seasonal blooms and foliage from . This is a sustainable shoot using chicken wire, moss, a bouquet egg, and flower frogs as the reusable mechanics. Quick shout out to .lytle of .education - this is the first hanging installation I ever created and her tutorial video taught me everything I needed to know to make it happen.
A big heartfelt thank you to all of the people who worked together on this shoot:
Venue|
Floral | .girl.gardens
Planning -design |
Photographer | .weddings
Stationary |
Rentals |
Cake |
Macarons|
Hair/Makeup |
Gown |
Jeweler | .on.ballard
Linens |
Models |
