Posted on 19 August 2019.
The bride wears the pants! We love a good bridal jumpsuit for a second look or even the full affair. It’s just so…cool…and bends the “rules” in a way that we’re always down for. These two made themselves at home at a new venue and former art gallery in DTLA called The East Angel. With […]
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Posted on 18 February 2019.
As much as we can’t wait to see what Spring 2019 brings, we know some of you are planning fall and winter weddings. If your style is modern and romantic, just wait till you peep Gina and Carson’s big day. (We mean, that ceremony backdrop!!) It all took place at The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, […]
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Posted on 23 September 2016.
We’re sure you’ve noticed the trend of using agate and geodes in wedding design, and if you can’t tell, we’re pretty big fans of it. Today’s styled shoot uses these natural elements in an art gallery setting, relying on striking, bold blues and hints of brass for a truly modern look. The team of Christa […]
Posted in art gallery, Bella Luna Bridal & Occasions, Blue, Brass, Christa Elyce, Gold, Houston, Texas, Wedding DesignComments Off on Art Gallery Inspired Wedding Shoot with Agate
Posted on 22 February 2016.
Liz and Luke said “We do” in October at Millennium Gallery in Sheffield. They wanted a simple and modern wedding with Autumnal colours and plenty of homemade touches. “We did lots of DIY”, the bride began. “Luke ad I made the favours – mini glass bottles filled with O’Haras Spiced Rum (the spiced rum of Sheffield). […]
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