Cassandra of Elysian Creative shares a bit about this editorial: Our real life couple, wife and wife, Charelle + Candi didn’t need to play model because their love truly was real and made our elopement session so easy! With the world still unable to celebrate weddings in the traditional style, we wanted to demonstrate that smaller weddings can still include detail + gorgeous drama!
Our tone of the day involved blush, terra cotta + neutrals, with a mix of dried and fresh florals, a statement tablescape and loads of texture! The beautiful venue, Seaton Manor House ,oozed with glamour, and had perfect pockets for each part of the day.
Through this editorial, couples are encouraged to dream big dreams about their perfect day, even if it’s a little smaller than originally planned. After all, love always wins! See for yourself through the photos from Wilma Towell:
Pretty in pink has a whole new meaning! This perfectly pleated, one of a kind mermaid blush gown and hand-appliquéd veil is paired with the most striking white-on-white pantsuit + jacket. Both designs from Casey Jeanne. Incredible!
A photo op spot at weddings is always a winning decision! Keeping up the class and elegance of this editorial is done by adding velvet scalloped seating from The Furniture Lab + rad neon signage from Aisle Hire It.
A simple but sophisticated cake, by T and Cake, has cool organic edging and the sweetest bow accent.
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