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.)
Love this Great Gatsby wedding inspiration shoot, sent to us from Carla Ten Eyck Photography. We meant to put this up months ago and it slipped through the cracks somehow which is basically a DISASTER because… well, because just look: We dropped the ball, and it was such a beautiful, deco-perfect ball. Gorgeous Great …
Today is our lucky day, all of us, because we get to browse and admire this absolutely flawless 1920s inspired wedding in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from photographer Kristen Wynn Photography. The dress alone…I mean… Yes. One of the things I love most about this wedding is the beautiful attention to detail throughout. From gown to groom’s …
Today we have this unique and stunning DIY Art Nouveau wedding, and it’s absolutely filled with unique and beautiful detail! Drawing inspiration from the art of Gustav Klimt, including his iconic masterpiece, “The Kiss”, this elegant Art Nouveau wedding features a variety of DIY details and personal touches to truly make it a one-of-a-kind event. …
We’re absolutely in love with the simplicity and beauty of today’s feature, a chic and intimate vintage industrial wedding from photographer Preserve Studio. From the bride: We compliment each other so well, and after almost 7 years, it still feels exciting because we choose to work at it everyday. We’re patient with each other and …
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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