You might believe you’ve seen every wedding color palette in the world of Pinterest, but you better think again. Because this wedding takes muted blush tones and pairs it with the most unexpected, yet ridiculously pretty, pop of red we’ve ever seen. Let’s just say this entire gallery from Michael and Carina Photography is about to become your new inspiration BFF.
From Michael and Carina Photography…Cassie and Stephen are perfect together! They are incredibly gorgeous and stylish and head over heels in love. Cassie rocked her Rue de Seine “Fox” gown; it added a Bohemian flair to their outdoor winery wedding. The bride chose a lavish red-toned bouquet to compliment the intricate dress design. Her vintage inspired ring and dried flower paper goods fit the classic aesthetic perfectly.
Stephen and Cassie have been in a long distance relationship for a while; trial by fire. Their time apart from one another has finally come to an end! The couple married in an emotional outdoor ceremony on the lawn of the classic Williamsburg Winery surrounded by their friends and family.
The reception space inside the European-style winery hall was decorated with greenery, florals and candles. The cake table display offered something for every taste: from lavender macaroons to a red and gold plated wedding cake, it was both a visual and a tasty feast.
Photography: Michael and Carina Photography | Cinematography: Parroco Production Group | Event Planning + Design: Sterling Dawn Events | Floral Design: The Flowerman | Wedding Dress: Ru De Seine | Cake: Hummingbird Macarons | Invitations: DIY | Engagement Ring: Heidi Gibson | Bridesmaids’ Dresses: BHLDN | Catering: Chef By Design | Makeup: Emily Hair & Makeup Artistry | Hair: Monarch Hair Co | DJ: Astro Entertainment | Groom’s Attire: J.Crew | Venue: The Williamsburg Winery | Film Processing: Richard Photo Lab | Rentals: Distinctive Event Rentals
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