Though we’re in the height of summer, for those that are planning weddings for early next year, today’s styled shoot has got all the lush springtime vibes. Inspired by the geometric lines of Art Deco, along with the vibrant and artistic nature of LA — this editorial is seriously GOOD. Designed by Kingsley & Co. Events and taking place at The Fig House, the team wanted to complement the soft, neutral tones while still adding in pops of bold, springtime color.
Bringing in all the romance of Art Deco design, with a touch of fresh whimsy, let’s take a look at the captures by Cara Robbins Studio!
Setting the mood for the day, this modern + whimsical invitation suite was crafted by Valentina Glidden Calligraphy. We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention that incredible geometric ring by Esqueleto! SO GORGEOUS.
Keeping the florals simple, yet vibrant + exciting, Wild Muse Floral Co. created this gorgeous arrangement. Don’t those pops of red contrast so nicely with all the gold?
The above dripping naked cake was crafted by Home Baked LA and the below Art Deco-inspired confectionary creation is the work of Sweet and Saucy.
The design, movement, and flow of this dress by new, independent designer The NeWhite is giving us serious dress envy.
Like. A. Dream. Oh and that all lace cape is so good, right?!
Seeking a little more inspiration? Check out this clip by Wanwan Lu!
photography: Cara Robbins Studio // venue name: The Fig House, Los Angeles, California, USA // event design: Kingsley & Co. Events // planning: Kingsley & Co. Events // florals: Wild Muse Floral Co. // wedding dress: The NeWhite // hairpiece: Nordstrom // bride's shoes: Sam Edelman // bride's ring: Esqueleto // hair stylist: Renee Loiz // makeup artist: Renee Loiz // videography: Wanwan Lu // calligraphy: Valentina Glidden Calligraphy // tabletop rentals: Hostess Haven // furniture rentals: Classic Party Rentals // linen rentals: Bellame Ribbon Co. // models: Bleu Archbold // drip/naked cake: Home Baked LA // all white cake: Sweet and Saucy Shop
I absolutely love that cape! Any idea where it is from?