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Settle in babes, because we’ve got some serious pretty to share with you today! This stunning shoot from Rustic White Photography, Taylor Dawn, and Enemies of the Average takes inspiration from overcast days and uses a hand painted soft blue wedding gown by Leanne Marshall that takes our breath away every time we catch a peek of it. A tablescape with soft white, peachy pinks, and dusty blue adds a touch of organic romance for the cherry on top!

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Rusty hues are right at home when it comes to fall weddings, and they shine beautifully in this latest event from The Big Fake Wedding. The BFW crew recently made their way back to Atlanta — where it all began — and decked out the Atlanta History Center with all sorts of goodness in delicious warm tones from orange bouquets to light peach bridesmaid dresses.

Above images by Kandi Daniel Studios

Above images by Aline Marin Photography

Above image by Kandi Daniel Studios

Above images by Aline Marin Photography

Above images by Kandi Daniel Studios

Above images by Aline Marin Photography

Above image by Square 8 Studio

Above image by Aline Marin Photography

Above image by Kandi Daniel Studios

Above image by Square 8 Studio

Above image by Kandi Daniel Studios

Above image by Aline Marin Photography

Above image by Aline Marin Photography

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Wedding Vendors

Photography: Square 8 Studio, Kandi Daniel Studios, Aline Marin Photography
Floral and Event Design – Bouquets + Boutonnieres + Tables 1, 7: Flaura Botanica
Floral and Event Design – Ceremony Backdrop + Tables 2, 8: By Bow Event Design and Floral
Floral and Event Design – Head Table + Tables 3, 9: Righteous Oaks Floral + Design
Floral and Event Design – Registration + Tables 4, 10: Pail & Seed
Floral and Event Design – Tables 5, 11: Rachel Slauer Weddings
Floral and Event Design – Tables 6, 12: Pop + Fizz: Event Planning and Design
Day-of Coordination: Pop + Fizz: Event Planning and Design
Venue: Atlanta History Center
Wedding Dress: Bride Beautiful
Hair and Makeup: Davao Hair Studio
Bridesmaid Dresses: Bride Beautiful
Flower Girl and Mother of The Bride Dress: David’s Bridal
Menswear: Blank Label
Men’s Accessories: Madison Ties
Catering: Sizzling Peach
Wedding Cake: Pêche Petite Boutique Bakery
Dessert Bar: Southern Peach Pastries
Cotton Candy Cart: Dreamy Puf
Coffee Bar: Chillybean Coffee Co.
Shaved Ice: BritzSnoBlitz
Ceremony Musician: Mariwell String Quartet
DJ and Emcee: Lethal Rhythms Entertainment
Vintage Rentals: Presentime Rentals
Rentals: We Rent Atlanta
Draping: A Touch of Drapery
Event Staff: Alice Perry
Wedding Vow Art: The Standard Canvas
Welcome Boxes: Proffer and Merry
Gift Boxes: Tulle la la
Invitations – Rustic Elegance: Paper Made Lovely
Invitations – Fine Art Deckle-Edge Suite: The Brumby Nest
Photo Booth: Shutterbooth
Videography: Drewpluserin
Hotel: Glenn Hotel
Picture Keeper: Picture Keeper
Planning App: Wiithyu
Tanning Salon: Sun City Tanning
Lingerie: Brooke Sharee Lingerie
Lipstick: LipSyncByShelley

We’ve seen some beautiful bright + cheery tropical inspo shoots lately, but today’s shoot takes on a moodier tone with editorial styling. The magical team of Izzy Hudgins Photography, Emily Burton Designs, and Flower General created a truly lush scene, welcoming us into the fall season with inspiring looks and great outside-the-box ideas.

From the floral provider, Flower General: There are few flowers as lush and exotic as tropicals like orchids and anthurium. When combined with oversized and bold tropical foliage, the result is vivid and dramatic. All to often, these statements are reserved for summer weddings with bright shades of yellow and coral to bounce off of true greens, and they are super hardy for July and August heat. But what about all of the deeply hued tropicals? The burgundies, rusts, and aubergine leaves? So we set off to create an autumnal wedding inspiration rich in tropicals and colors. Keeping with this new take, we really wanted to play, so bring on fabulous fashion, editorial hair and makeup, and glamping venue. West Elm textiles and accessories added that extra glam to Coldwater Gardens beautiful setting.

From the event designer, Emily Burton Designs: Our idea for this shoot was a young couple who fell in love over annual Fall family camping trips. They decided to elope where it all began, in tents #3 and #5, and shared a beautiful Fall feast with their families. The food was prepared by the families, like it always had been, and served in a campfire setting. Rustic skillets, wooden cheeseboards, and an old wooden table was enough to present their colorful fall food favorites. Instead of dessert, the couple opted for fresh baked breads, cheeses and fruit with home churned butter.

Wedding Vendors

Photography: Izzy Hudgins Photography
Event Design and Styling: Emily Burton Designs
Wholesale Flowers: Flower General
Venue: Coldwater Gardens
Wedding Dress: Daughters of Simone
Bridal Store: Ivory & Beau
Barefoot Sandals: Forever Soles
Earrings: Two Friends
Bridesmaid Dress: Jenny Yoo
Hair and Makeup: Glamorous by Jessica
Groom’s Hat: Goorin Bros.
Wedding Rings: The Makery
Catering: Tasteful Temptations
Bedding, Tabletop and Home Accessories: West Elm
Wedding Invitations: Folgio Press
Models: Crystal Kyle, Michaela Jacobs, and Drew Becker

Modern, fresh, and sweet — today’s shoot from Four Corners Photography and Lemiga Events is all of these things plus more. With a clean color palette of icy blue, silver, white, and just a pop of green (thanks to the floral arrangements from Akeem Clayton Designs), this editorial has us remembering why we love summer so much!

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Continuing with our day of beautiful flowers, this inspiration shoot from a creative team including Holly Von Lanken Photography, Pop + Fizz, Taylor Dawn, and Stylish Stems has no shortage of stunning blooms. In order to let the flowers shine, the table decor was kept simple with neutral tones and just a pop of gold. This is a perfect fit for all lovers of minimalist yet romantic weddings!

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One of our tip top favorite holidays is coming up soon — Mother’s Day! We’ll be sending even more love mom’s way, and we love the idea of celebrating with a fun and stylish party as a way of saying thank you. This beautiful shoot from The Happy Bloom and French Knot Studios shows us how to do it, complete with a colorful painted backdrop, sweet floral accents, and an artistic tablescape.

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Today’s styled shoot was inspired by the beauty of a Pronovias wedding gown, which we think is a brilliant place to start. Add in heaps and heaps of greenery, and there’s just too much beauty to resist! Alexis June Weddings, Elizabeth Sloan Beauty, Ginger Rose, and J Elliott Style all did some wonderful work here:

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We adore a good high school sweethearts wedding, and we’ve got exactly that with Lindsey and Justin’s celebration from Casto Photo, It Takes Two Events, and Everything and More. This talented team whipped up a romantic day with modern details in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia, adding lush greenery, purple accents, and seriously pretty floral design for an unforgettable fête!

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Happy Monday, lovelies! We’re kicking off this week with a beautiful celebration from Izzy Hudgins Photography, Design Studio South, and Kiwi Fleur, who brought to life the visions of now-newlyweds Rebekah and Marco. The couple filled their day with nods to their love of travel, even holding their wedding in Savannah’s own Georgia State Railroad Museum.

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One thing we love so much about today’s wedding from Mackensey Alexander, Rhonda Martinez Weddings, and Moss and Magnolias is that the couple clearly made a point of prioritizing the elements of their wedding day that were most important to the two of them, and kept an easy-breezy attitude towards the rest. And when one of the things most important to the couple was having a Krispy Kreme cake instead of a traditional wedding cake, how could we not be smitten?

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Is there any better way to kick off the weekend than with some beautiful floral inspiration? We think not, so we’re sharing these images by Carography Studios from Vero Workshop to get things started off right. Ellie Alexandra and Lindsay Coletta Designs were tasked with event and floral design, bringing the romance full circle.

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Ready to start thinking about your wedding vendors, but not sure how you can get a feel for them in action? The Big Fake Wedding is here to help, putting together faux weddings across the United States to help couples discover new creatives and wedding inspiration. Recently, BFW returned to where it all began for a new event in Atlanta — let’s take a peek!

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If you ever find yourself in Atlanta, Georgia, do yourself a favor and take a peek at the incredible Summerour Studio. One glance at its thoughtful design, and you’ll understand how easy it was for today’s team of A Thomas Photography, Evermore Weddings & Events, and Forage & Flower to be inspired to create this beautiful wedding shoot. A surprise star in this scene is the red anemone, adding character to every floral arrangement, but of course we also have to give a mention to the show-stopping cake by Confection Perfection!

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Imagine this scenario: Izzy Hudgins Photography and French Knot Studios are all set to make your dream elopement come true, when Hurricane Matthew peeps his head in. It didn’t deter Brenna and Alexis’ plans, as the couple made their way from Charlotte to Savannah in order to say “I Do” in pre-storm winds. Thank goodness for their uplifting wedding mantra, “love weathers all storms!”

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If you’re starting to feel the chill of the winter air, today’s styled shoot from Izzy Hudgins Photography and French Knot Studios is here to warm you right up. Starting off with a sweet morning-of session and ending with a cozy reception table covered in Scandinavian holiday wedding inspiration + decor, Audrey of French Knot Studios did a phenomenal job capturing the essence of an ideal intimate winter wedding. Be sure to stay tuned, because later today we’ll be sharing how Audrey made those adorable paper houses so you can make your own!

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Photography fans, you’re sure to love this inspiration shoot from the dynamic team of Lisa Blume Photography, Cheers Darling Events, On a Limb Floral Design. It’s directly inspired by Cyanotype (a photo printing process that produces a blue print), which paved the way for tons of bold blue elements — just wait ’til you see the bride’s striking skirt in outfit #2! Savannah, Georgia was the perfect location for it all, with cobblestone, tree-lined streets and sidewalks with herringbone pavers to top everything off.

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Maybe it’s the riveting feeling of escape from a quotidian world or maybe it’s the rich history that each cobblestone and brick exudes, but we’d be lost in a world without Savannah. In today’s styled shoot, Vitor Lindo captures the elegant tranquility of a city that boasts enough love stories to fill our history books. To give this elopement a European twist, Tristan Needham and Colonial House of Flowers combined buttercream blooms, rich hand lettering and a delicate china pattern that puts a twinkle in our eyes. The soft neutral palette of the tablescape is the perfect complement for the distinctive architecture in the background, and the lace detail trailing the bride’s gown is enchanting to say the least. Prepare to be mesmerized as you step into the wonderful world of Savannah.

From the photographer, Vitor Lindo: Savannah’s southern charm can sometimes be well, a bit too southern. In this styled shoot we aimed to create something more upscale and European. Something one would find in any old city in the world. The Harper Fowlkes House was this perfect venue. It exuded the “old world” feel in and gave this styled shoot a ‘je ne sais quoi’ and allowed us to shot Savannah in a different light.

This shoot featured romantic and timeless details to inspire a creative bride. The sugar flowers are handmade with care and symbolize the fleeting nature of our lives. The vow book allow a bride and groom to concentrate on each other before the wedding. Putting all their love thought into one promise, one moment which will unite them forever.

What better venue for two self-proclaimed “big nerds” than a museum of natural history? Jade + Matthew Take Pictures captured the wedding day of Jackie and Jon, who filled their day with bright and colorful decor (need we point out the amazing floral design by Artistic Flowers?) to complement the museum’s own architecture. Don’t miss a single second of this one!

From the bride, Jackie: Jon and I both have a lot of family, so we knew from the start we would be having a large wedding. With that in mind, we wanted a setting that would be large enough to suit all our guests and still have a lot of personality. We looked at a number of hotel ballrooms that all looked supremely bland, so the architecture of the museum was refreshing… Oh, and we are both big nerds (Jon just got his PhD in Computer Science and I am a major pop culture and science fiction fan) and we love dinosaurs, so that helped. =)

Flower recipe: Roses, eucalyptus, peony, and delphinium to name a few in the table arrangements.

You will notice from the photos that we wanted a lot of bright, beautiful summer flowers — especially because I had originally hoped for an outdoor wedding, which ended up being impractical in Atlanta in July. The colors were actually picked to match the watercolor image on our invitations. Jon and I were living in New York while the wedding was being planned so Wayne, our wedding planner, designer and florist, chose all the color combinations and planned all the table layouts, including the glassware, tablecloths, chairs and a variety of other things I never would have thought of on my own.

Any advice for couples planning their weddings now? Our strongest advice is to look at a lot of photos for ideas and go into any conversation prepared with your own opinions. Pinterest helped us find a lot of creative direction for small details. Definitely don’t be afraid to listen to others’ ideas for creative direction, but if you find something you love, stick to it!

Wedding Music:
Wedding Party Processional: Handel’s Royal Fireworks; Vivaldi’s Allegro in D from Concerto for Two Trumpets; Handel’s Hornpipe from Water Music
Bride’s Processional: “Te Diem,” Charpentier
We had no real recessional music because we recessed to the sound of everyone ringing dozens of unique antique bells my mom had painstakingly sought out one by one over the past year from antique markets and junk fairs and put under every seat as a surprise. Very fun play on Jon’s last name. :)
First Dance: “Sea of Love,” Cat Power

When we think of getting married in the south, we envision a beautiful affair filled with romantic tones and gorgeous design elements rolling all over the place. So when we saw Morgan and John’s nuptials took place in southern-traditional Savannah, we had to take a closer look at Izzy Hudgins‘s account of their big day and of course, we were so delighted about everything we saw. From Kiwi Fleur‘s elegant ivory and peach floral arrangements to the couple’s uniquely-designed reception venue, we’re positive you’ll fall in love with this southern affair.

From the bride, Morgan: We wanted a traditional, romantic, southern, winter wedding in the place we love the most, Savannah, Georgia. We were going for classic and romantic for the ceremony and the reception was so lively and fun. The colors were silver and gray, ivory, and peach. Simple and subtle, but everything really popped out against the different settings.
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Shauna Veasey Photography is gracing us today with this lovely wedding inspiration draped in the dreamiest vintage styling by J.Elliott Style you could imagine. Set in Georgia, this wedding editorial has got that feel of southern charm with a delightful juxtaposition of ample greenery and botanical arrangements by Virtu Floral Design. Rather than going the blooms route, they went for the foraged feel with spongy moss and air plants for the main table and lovely, wild creations for the bouquets; and it must be said: hello, ceremony backdrop! If you’re aiming to create wedding arrangements that incorporate more foliage than fleurs, this organic wedding inspiration has got heaps of pin-worthy ideas!

From the event designer, J.Elliott Style: Inspired by a soft and muted Pantone color palette, we chose flowy iridescent fabrics to complement an organic and subdued aesthetic for this shoot. We paired bold mixings of loose and airy arrangements of greenery with very few blooms to create an earthy and foraged feel. Air plants, magnolias and thistle were a few of the floral accents we chose to enhance the bouquet and tablescape. The neutral Pantone color palette consisted of dusty blue, ivory, dusty pink, gray and old tarnished metals.

The head table was dressed with glass terrariums filled with moss and air plants. A thick arrangement of greenery and hanging lights hung above the table to draw the eye upward. Coordinating handmade paper flowers dressed the wall behind the table to add texture and color to the backdrop. The ceremony site took place under the wedding tree and featured mix matched antique chairs and wooden backdrop dressed with thick greenery and air plants.

There’s nothing dreamier in the world of poets than Pablo Neruda and his romantic sonnets. With phrases like “I love you without knowing how, or when, or from where” (perfect for vows, right?), it was only a matter of time before beautiful wedding inspiration was born from these verses. A loud thank you to For the Love of Juneau for the wonderful photos with oodles of ideas to fawn over, Simply Charming Socials for the darling shoot and all of the creativity woven into it, and to Studio Aesthete for mimicking romance into flowers.

From designer and stylist, Kristine Cholakian Cooke of Simply Charming Socials: Our creative team collaborated in the mountains of North Georgia to create a dreamy elopement editorial shoot inspired by the romantic words of Sonnet XVII by Pablo Neruda. From the poem, we interpreted phrases such as “salt rose” and “the light of those flowers”… We wanted to display romance in it’s most raw form and the day was captured just so by Briana Luders of For the Love of Juneau.

In designing the shoot, we chose a palette of crema, sandalwood, mauve, mulberry, sea foam, and stone and incorporated these new neutrals into each element of the elopement from florals to place settings. Sweet words of lettered poetry adorn gauzy fabric and stepping stones. Lairsey Paper Co. also penned a full invitation suite in mulberry hued ink and we finished it off with vintage stamps. The flames of taper candles, a breezy gown, and rich lush blooms all provide movement and texture. We wanted each moment to feel natural and romantic as the wind blew. A hanging floral installation but Studio Aesthete sets the scene for vows. Mauve is the key color here, highlighted by an incredible panel of neutrals and punctuated by deep mulberry.

The bride and groom are dressed beautiful in very textured fabrics. The Elizabeth Dye gown, with it’s lengthy train and flowy long sleeves drapes so well on the auburn haired bride. And paired with a silk tulle veil from The Sentimentalist and a modern updo and fresh makeup by Hope Ferguson, she looks timeless. The groom is handsomely dressed in a fitted wool suit by Commonwealth Proper, a favorite custom menswear shop in Atlanta. The colored flecks in his suit and tie complement the beautiful tone in his eyes. During the ceremony couple reads the sweetest words to each other in an intimate canopy of greenery and garland and also joins their fabric-swathed hands in an old-world wedding ritual.

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With a fun, warm-weathered fête like Taylor and Richard’s, it’s almost a no-brainer that hosting it at Summerour Studio would have been so ideal for their wedding style. W&E Photographie came along to photograph all of the darling simplicity in their decor, with Mary Mcleod of Amy Osaba Events in charge of the eye-catching blooms. Erin Stapelton from Stella Harper Events did such a fantastic job at keeping the whole event classic and relaxed!

From the photographers, W&E Photographie: Taylor and Richard’s springtime wedding was held at Summerour Studio in Atlanta. We love the mix of tuscan courtyard and industrial warehouse this venue brings to the table. We go way back with Taylor & Richard. They’ve been guests at so many of our past weddings, so it was only fitting that we finally get them in front of our cameras. Taylor & Richard combined some of Atlanta’s most talented vendors to complete their wedding day. For starters, the always lovely Mary from Amy Osaba Events killed with the florals and greenery and Taylor’s perfect, flowy gown came from, none other than, The Sentamentalist. Taylor & Richard made us the happiest photographers in the world, when they wanted to keep taking couple portraits in lieu of walking into their reception on time. It was a delightful and relaxed day ending with the happy couple being lifted up over the dance floor by their guests.
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Savannah is one of those cities that we’re always giddy to feature weddings from. This one by Rach Loves Troy is full of modern + romantic details. Amber and Paul’s beautiful Savannah fête styled to a T by Ivory + Beau is complete with historical venue and a Sarah Seven gown to boot!

From the wedding coordinators, Ivory + Beau: Amber + Paul got married last October, and are one of our favorite couples we got to work with! Amber came into the shop looking for a wedding dress, and after trying on lot’s of different styles, she chose Marion by Sarah Seven. This strapless lace gown features Sarah Seven’s signature corset bodice with lace ruching, and a delicate train. We LOVE her style, and she wore the coolest necklace ever that had touches of navy, her main color. We added a velvet navy sash which really showed off her tiny waist, and her hair and makeup worked perfectly.
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Are you still in need of some gorgeous southern inspiration for your big day? Thanks to Finnegan Photography, we’ve got this delightfully-southern inspiration on the blog today, complete with those larger-than-life bows and hats, a dapper gentleman, and florals out of this world from Joann’s Florist. Carlson Premier Events pulled together a shoot that called upon equestrian elegance and loveliness of My Fair Lady. The blending of the two themes created a final product so darling! What’s captivated me most are the centerpieces and how the entire space was dolled up in magnificent blooms, perfectly matching the prim and properness of the whole shoot.

From the photographer, Finnegan Photography: This Savannah, Georgia vintage wedding is all about style and grace as the details come together to become an event filled with inspiration of Kentucky Derby elegance. The Barn at Red Gate Farms is the perfect venue to host a southern engagement. Vintage pieces draped in gold and pink accents compliment the classic look of black and white that could create a timeless set of wedding portraits. All of the beautiful details and wardrobe reflect an inspired “My Fair Lady” look, and the gorgeous Savannah backdrop makes for the perfect southern affair.
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Never in my life have I come across a shoot more utterly romantic than today’s feature from Simply Sarah Photography and Elleson Events. Featuring not one but two stunning gowns (one of which boasts a beautiful icy blue skirt), a venue that’s nothing short of breathtaking, and a wedding table we can’t help but love, we know you won’t be able to resist the photo shoot’s beauty either.

From the photographer, Simply Sarah Photography: Inspired by the rich history, beautiful detailing and expert craftsmanship of The Swan Coach House in Atlanta, Georgia, Hollie with Elleson Events took our vision along with our sweet couple Amanda and Ryan and turned it into something truly beautiful. Today, we’re taking you to The historic Swan House mansion with natural wedding inspiration, organic details and a perfect Alexandra Grecco wedding gown with floral detailing flown all the way in from the Bozeman, Montana. We chose a neutral color palette infused with soft pops of rose quartz and serenity, the pantone colors of the year. These delicate details paired perfectly with the stunning architecture of The Swan House and allowed the sweet love shared between these two to really shine!
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A sweet love story for the ages. I love Kathleen and Daniel’s wedding day. It’s infused with beautiful emotion and Feather and Stone wonderfully captured those moments on camera. Wed-101 pulled out all of their tricks and the lavish day looks like it was torn out of the pages of an Italian fairy tale, with long rectangular rows of tables and white taper candles standing tall amongst the white flowers and green foliage. Classic wedding days like this always get me a little misty-eyed!

From the bride, Kathleen: Daniel and I met when we were 16 and 18 and four years later we got married in what we called, “a piece of Italy in sweet Georgia.” Moments before our wedding ceremony, Daniel and I were able to see each other. Tears ran down our faces as we looked into each other’s eyes and declared our vows. It was all so heart felt and magical. The whole wedding process was such a dream and it meant so much to say “I do” in front of all our closest friends and family. I love Daniel with all my heart and I’m so thankful that I now get to love him for the rest of my life.

When I saw this beautiful shoot by Lindsay Herbst Photography, I immediately fell in love. I adore how Design Studio South made it so intimate with a sweetheart table just nestled in the Savannah woods, a sumptuous cobalt blue linen draped casually, and the peachiest of dahlias and ranunculus by Colonial House of Flowers: just perfect for Georgia.

From the photographer, Lindsay Herbst Photography: I, as well as other film photographers from all over the country, came together for a 3 day styled shoot out/self taught workshop called Better Together. We had all met this past October attending another workshop in Georgia, and realized that we had learned just as much from each other, than we did from the workshop! During the workshop, and after, We all clicked so much, and really embraced the whole idea of Community Over Competition, We were constantly sharing tips on each others work, embracing our new found love of shooting film, encouraging each other, and growing from each other. A lot of us felt frustrated that there was a lack of inspiration in our areas, so we decided to collaborate on a styled shootout where we learned from each other, shared our struggles and our creative ideas.

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With a timeless color palette of pink, gold, and blue, it’s all but impossible to go wrong. Sarah and Branden embraced these colors on their wedding day in Georgia with Casto Photography & Cinema and Cote Designs, celebrating a love for each other surrounded by the most important people in their lives. This wedding has a bit of everything, so let’s jump on in!

From the photographers, Casto Photography & Cinema: High school sweethearts Sarah & Branden envisioned a destination Georgia wedding celebrating their new life in the peach state while incorporating their love for their hometown in Maryland and love for the Baltimore Orioles (Branden is a pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles organization). They wanted to create a day that was both unique but would remain timeless. Incorporating the chippy brick walls of the venue, hints of copper, a bold color palette of blues and pinks, paired with sunlight streaming through the windows and classic pairings, Sarah & Branden’s wedding was truly one of a kind and a reflection of their sweet love.

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New York City couple Emily and Robert made their way down south to Savannah, Georgia for their lovely DIY wedding. The couple make a living designing movie props, so it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that their big day would be full of quirky and thoughtfully handmade elements. Thank you to Mackensey Alexander and Ivory + Beau for your beautiful work on this day!

From the event designers, Ivory + Beau: Emily & Robert were probably one of the coolest couples we have ever worked with. This couple from New York City design movie props for a living. The week of their wedding the groom was even contacted by the company doing the Ben Affleck movie that was being filmed in Savannah. He of course had to turn it down explaining that while it was ironic the movie was being filmed at his wedding venue where he was getting married that week…

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Poring through some gorgeous images on film is a great way to fill our day, and this styled shoot from Unique2Chic Photography, Honeybee Events, and Gold and Bloom does just the trick. An utterly romantic wedding gown from BHLDN’s spring 2016 line set the tone for the day, which was filled to the brim with floral decor in shades of red and white and one of the must stunning Southern venues we’ve ever seen.

From the event designer and photographer, Honeybee Events and Unique2Chic Photography: Today, we’re taking you to The Swan House in Atlanta, Georgia, with natural wedding inspiration, organic details and a flowy wedding gown. It was a typical spring afternoon in Atlanta, and we arrived at the swan house just as a storm was rolling in. It rained for about 10 minutes, and then there was a beautiful sunset over the marsh. The Swan house is a beautiful location for Atlanta wedding photos including the driveway in front of the mansion, front gate vintage cars, and more. BHLDN let us use one of their spring 2016 wedding dresses and it basically set the tone for the shoot.

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