Greetings all! Today we’re very excited to welcome aboard new Deco Weddings sponsor Wardrobe Shop, and once you take a look at some of their spectacular 1920s inspired stock, we know you’re going to be just as thrilled as we are. Let’s start with some of the gowns, shall we? Next up, shoes? YES. Shoes. …
Time once again to celebrate some of our favorite gemstones, and today’s featured beauty is February birthstone AMETHYST! Come join us as we ooh and ahh over some spectacular art deco amethyst jewelry, won’t you? But first, a primer: The name “amethyst” derives from the Greek amethystos, which means “a remedy against drunkenness,” a benefit long ascribed to …
We simply love this simple, elegant 1920s wedding inspiration shoot from Meghan Rachelle Photography! Black and white with a pop of vintage color, and a perfectly styled bride and groom. Retro glam and modern style abound with the perfect mix of vintage and on-trend elements in this elegant 1920s wedding inspiration shoot. Click the images …
This lovely little boho Art Nouveau wedding styled shoot from photographer Nikk Nguyen has a plethora of gorgeous details (and one intriguing hat making a late appearance). But our favorite piece? The oh-so-pretty Art Nouveau look of the bride, evoking the romantic beauty of a classic Alphonse Mucha piece. Click the images below for more …
Well, well, well, look what we have here: another bridal gown designer with an almost entirely flawless collection. Today we’re bringing you just a few of the spectacular vintage inspired wedding gown designs from Costarellos Bridal, and we think you’ll agree: WOW. And yes please. And oh my goodness. And again, it must be said: …
Up today we have this stunning styled shoot from Elevate Photography, featuring a newly renovated art deco venue in Colorado, Ironworks Denver. With classic 1920s wedding style, the gorgeous details of this shoot are the perfect match for the spectacular art deco venue itself! Click the images below for more detail. Design and Decor: Decor …
Mary Astor, born Lucile Vasconcellos Langhanke in 1906, was discovered at age 14 and became one of the true beauties of the silent era. Ultimately she also became one of the few silent stars who successfully made the transition to talkies. Despite the initial assessment that her voice was “too deep” for sound, she went …