Celestial Romance
Wedding Venue: Horton Grand Hotel Event Planning + Design: Nicole George Events Photography: Katie Beverley Photography Friar Tux Shop Selection: Steel Blue Suit shown with a skinny black tie
Write-up by Nicole George Events:
This astronomical-meets-industrial styled shoot stemmed from our interpretation of balancing intimacy in a raw and unexplored atmosphere. We wanted to create a celestial inspiration shoot for the modern couple that was colorful and unique without feeling contrived. Historic Copley Alley at San Diegos Horton Grand Hotel provided the perfect raw and historic setting, allowing us to play up the mysterious antiquity of location. By mysterious, we mean you wouldn't even know that it was there if you walked by! Adding celestial pops enhanced the sense of the unexplored while the use of metallics and raw materials, such as gold-rimmed dinnerware and exposed wooden tables, keeping the shoot a bit more modern. To add spontaneity without being too predictable, we used a range of blue hues, meandering floral arrangements, and edgy jewelry which is key for modern couples who are looking to make their wedding stand out. The calligraphy on butcher paper ceremony backdrop and matching table runners as well as the Victorian chairs and sofa give the shoot just a touch of formality without feeling too reserved. Katie Beverley Photographys light and airy style captured the soft and romantic intimacy amidst the masculinity of the alley, creating the perfect contrast we were going for.
This wedding inspiration was featured on Bespoke Bride.
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Florist: Compass Floral | Makeup: Meagan Brown | Headpieces + Rings: Chromia & Crystal | Necklace: Erin Fader Jewelry Design | Furniture Rentals: Witty Rentals | Linen Rentals: Abbey Party Rentals | Dishes & Silverware: Not My Dish | Dress: The Dress Theory | Dessert: Sweet Lydia's | Stationary + Signage: Sunkissed Paper