A Must-See Industrial Wedding with Gorgeous Florals

Flirty and fun and deliberately carefree, today’s real wedding between Caitlin and Josh is definitely one to remember! Cheers to the fabulous wedding vendors that breathed life into this urban chic celebration of love – especially Kelsey Rae Designs, Bloom Babes and Plum & Oak. Vibrant blooms settled in everywhere they could, and a runner comprised of oriental rugs led these lovebirds to their happily ever after. And while the bridesmaids wore bright, mismatched gowns, the boys spiffied up in sleek navy suits – yes, please! Tradition was never compromised for design, and the result is truly electric. We know you’re gonna love this one as much as we did, so be sure to catch the video for the full effect!

From the bride, Caitlin: For style, we envisioned a romantic, boho, rustic wedding that was laid back and super fun like us! I had quite the variety in terms of color scheme! And my team made it all come together! Shades of pink, burgundy/maroon, plum, pale orange, green, blush, white. All reflective of summer transitioning into fall!

Bloom Babes used garden roses, peonies, and dahlias (or whatever was in season/inspired by those flowers). Bloom Babes are two talented and creative gals! They used mint in my floral crown which smelled heavenly and hops for our chuppah!

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Any advice for couples planning their weddings now? At the end of the day, all that matters is you and your special someone. So do what YOU BOTH want to do for your wedding day!

Be sure to catch the wedding film from Audrey Alba Films:

Wedding Music:
Groom’s Processional: “Hard to Concentrate,” Red Hot Chili Peppers
Wedding Party Processional: “Islands,” The XX
Bride’s Processional: “Fade Into You,” Mazzy Star
Recessional: “Walking on a Dream,” Empire of the Sun
First Dance: “Let’s Stay Together,” Al Green
We are huge music fans so we wanted a variety of music at our wedding! For cocktail hour, we had our DJ play indie rock/electronic music and during dinner we had our DJ play oldies. For the remainder of the night, we had a mix of today’s top hits and 90s-early 00s R&B/hip hop.