This lovely 1920s style DIY wedding from Lindsie Grey Weddings is fabulous inspiration for brides and grooms who want to bring their own sense of vintage style to the big day, without necessarily having a purely vintage venue or surroundings. Each careful art deco and speakeasy-inspired touch really makes this beautiful wedding shine!
From the bride:
We wanted our guests, many who were traveling from out of state, from Canada, and other parts of the world, to enjoy themselves and not worry about a thing and have a blast. What better way than sharing our love for craft cocktails, whisky, speakeasies and jazz?
We really found ways to integrate the 1920’s style into a modern hotel, blending two eras that we love through the decor, craft cocktails, flowers, and our outfits. I made most of the decor myself, Pinterest and Michael’s are really great, and tried to capture the spirit of the speakeasy.
Up today we’ve got this absolutely lovely 1920s / 1930s style wedding from Moira West. These two (Magdaleen and Kris) are not only an almost infuriatingly beautiful couple, as you can see above they also just look like they’re having such a blast, which is just as it should be on your wedding day! Add …
This absolutely gorgeous vintage inspired roaring 20s wedding is a color-saturated delight from start to finish (the 1920s / art deco flowers in this wedding are perfection.) But as always, I’m often drawn to the black and white photos, especially beautiful candids like this one: What joy! I love everything about this Alabama wedding: dress, …
This beautiful vintage inspired wedding, sent to us from Lass + Beau, features a variety of elegant 1920s style details and a stunning bride in a navy (!) gown. It’s unique, and lovely and perfect. This wedding also features one of the most incredible vintage venues we’ve seen in a while, the absolutely breathtaking Landmark …
1920s Style DIY Wedding | Jennifer + Craig
This lovely 1920s style DIY wedding from Lindsie Grey Weddings is fabulous inspiration for brides and grooms who want to bring their own sense of vintage style to the big day, without necessarily having a purely vintage venue or surroundings. Each careful art deco and speakeasy-inspired touch really makes this beautiful wedding shine!
From the bride:
We wanted our guests, many who were traveling from out of state, from Canada, and other parts of the world, to enjoy themselves and not worry about a thing and have a blast. What better way than sharing our love for craft cocktails, whisky, speakeasies and jazz?
We really found ways to integrate the 1920’s style into a modern hotel, blending two eras that we love through the decor, craft cocktails, flowers, and our outfits. I made most of the decor myself, Pinterest and Michael’s are really great, and tried to capture the spirit of the speakeasy.
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