Moody Industrial Wedding Inspiration

There’s nothing we love more than watching a bare space be transformed to reach its fullest potential, and this styled shoot done at lush Australian venue is no exception. This creative collaboration took place at a private property with the most glorious industrial shed and an even better view! From the tablescape lit by soaring marsala tapers and hanging Edison bulbs, to the dessert display with a trio of fruit-adorned cakes, it doesn’t get much better than this. (Though they even outdo themselves with that blackberry ice-cream cart!) This moody industrial wedding inspiration is fit for a statement-making couple, and we hope you enjoy this utterly divine soiree.

Here, Figtree Pictures does it yet again! Their expertise in capturing the most romantic and memorable moments goes unmatched.

Designed by Little Gray Station, this styled editorial is dramatic in all the right ways- its color, scenery, and vibe all have us feeling the passion in this shoot.

Alstonville Florist created the most drop-dead-gorgeous floral installations for this exhibition. We could lay under their canopy of florals, reading love stories all day long.

Watercolor stationery from Cleverhand added a playful, whimsical flair to this otherwise moody and dramatic shoot.

From the designer, Little Gray Station: The Camellia Weddings shoot would have to be one of our favorites so far. Every element of the shoot, from the florals right down to the place cards, all worked in so perfectly with this beautiful venue. The setting we created at the venue is vibrant and bold, with a rich, moody colour palette contrasted with soft textures, unstructured florals, and watercolour calligraphy. Bright tones of marsala and indigo are carried throughout all elements of the shoot, adding a burst of colour amongst the organic elements of timber and greenery.

The new purpose-built shed has an almost industrial feeling with concrete floors and steel beams, so we showcased this with black wire furniture, hairpin leg tables, gold cutlery, charcoal plateware, raw timber bench seating and drop down Edison bulb lighting. The tablescape is loose and organic with a trailing off-centre floral arrangement and scattered tapered candles in tones of marsala. All of the details come together to create a striking and dramatic shoot that we are super proud of, with our amazing team of suppliers on board.

The long sleeve lace gown from Karen Willis Holmes is classic with a modern spin. The front slit gives it an updated look and unexpected feature.

With such lush and vibrant greenery as a backdrop, we wanted to use bold and rich colours that would complement the surroundings. We were also inspired by the current climate as we head into the cooler months, which is reflected in our colour palette of marsala, indigo and berry tones, and in the details like the faux sheepskin rug and warm lighting – it came to be a very luxe winter inspired shoot. All of our incredible suppliers absolutely nailed the brief and it was so rewarding to see it all come together on the day – we think the images speak for themselves!