Chicago Art Deco Wedding | Styled 1920s Wedding Shoot
Up today, a beautiful Chicago art deco wedding shoot from Spark + Tumble Photography. One of my favorite American cities, Chicago boasts incredible architecture around every corner, including the gorgeous buildings featured in this styled 1920s wedding shoot: the Madonna della Strada Chapel at Loyola University and The Powhatan Apartments.
The details are amazing, the interiors are perfection and the moody spring weather in the outdoor shots only adds to the beauty. I absolutely adore them! Take a look! (click on images to see larger sizes.)
This absolutely gorgeous art deco Colorado wedding from Harper Point Photography features a collection of fabulous vintage details, paired with simply breathtaking scenery and setting… What a joy! Katy, the bride, describes herself and her groom (Sean) as “outdoorsy” but also “nerdy” (they met as PhD students) which in my most humble opinion is a …
Up today we’ve got this lush and lovely vintage 1920s wedding inspiration shoot from Ella Farrell Weddings and Jenny from Weddings Boston. Inspired by the speakeasies of the Jazz Age, as well as modern TV shows like the 1920s-set Peaky Blinders, this shoot has a beautiful, glamorous and dark elegance to it. From the photographer: …
We post a lot of dark and moody weddings here, many dramatic and glamorous vintage inspired events in dimly lit ballrooms and vintage venues. But today’s feature is just the opposite: a light and bright winter wedding from Shauna McIver Photography, in glorious shades of bold and baby blues, with glam gold accents. And it. …
Today we’ve got a lovely vintage New Orleans elopement, from Ashley Kristen Photography. Filled with spring blooms, beautiful colors and vintage touches throughout, this sweet and intimate New Orleans elopement is absolutely charming! From the photographer: Ellianna and Benjamin chose to elope to New Orleans with no guests — just the two of them. They …
Chicago Art Deco Wedding | Styled 1920s Wedding Shoot
Up today, a beautiful Chicago art deco wedding shoot from Spark + Tumble Photography. One of my favorite American cities, Chicago boasts incredible architecture around every corner, including the gorgeous buildings featured in this styled 1920s wedding shoot: the Madonna della Strada Chapel at Loyola University and The Powhatan Apartments.
The details are amazing, the interiors are perfection and the moody spring weather in the outdoor shots only adds to the beauty. I absolutely adore them! Take a look! (click on images to see larger sizes.)
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