Art Deco Wedding Inspiration | Griffith Observatory
Today we are so happy to bring you this incredible Art Deco wedding inspiration shoot from planner Aletha Stainbrook at Romance and Revelry, with photos by Betsy Newman Photography. Absolutely flawless from start to finish, with the spectacular setting and backdrop of Los Angeles’ famed Griffith Observatory, an Art Deco icon in and of itself.
Click the images below for more details and Art Deco wedding inspiration from this truly spectacular shoot!
Today’s beautiful vintage style NYC wedding from Brian Hatton Photography features the perfect mix of classically elegant details and sleek, modern style. An incredible vintage venue, the Metropolitan Club, alongside the spectacular “vintage venue” that is Central Park, make the perfect backdrop to this stunning spring wedding in New York City. Event Venue: The Metropolitan …
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 …
Well spring has sprung (for most of us…apologies to those of you getting the late snow!), but thought I’d sneak in at least one more gorgeous winter wedding for those of you looking for inspiration for next year…. This one is truly lovely, sent to us from andres valenzuela photography, and chock full of elegant …
Today we’ve got another lovely Parisian wedding from Paris Photographer Pierre, this time an elegant summer elopement in Paris. From the bride: The most important moment of our elopement was enjoying each other during it. I wanted no stress and lots of love. I didn’t want to fuss over the little things but take time …
Art Deco Wedding Inspiration | Griffith Observatory
Today we are so happy to bring you this incredible Art Deco wedding inspiration shoot from planner Aletha Stainbrook at Romance and Revelry, with photos by Betsy Newman Photography. Absolutely flawless from start to finish, with the spectacular setting and backdrop of Los Angeles’ famed Griffith Observatory, an Art Deco icon in and of itself.
Click the images below for more details and Art Deco wedding inspiration from this truly spectacular shoot!
Planning: Aletha Stainbrook at Romance and Revelry // Planning Assistant: Luisa Cartagena // Photography: Betsy Newman Photography // Dress: Deborah Lindquist // Rings: Princess Jewelers LA // Makeup/Hair: Samantha Reese Makeup // Florals: Alex Sato and Bethany Dahl at Sprig Events // Cake: Tory Ash with Hot Out of the Oven // Models: Sarah Craig and Tadashi Matsumoto
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