Wedding Details: Bride's Shoes
Wedding details are so important for pulling the story together. It does not matter if you don't own a pair of Jimmy Choos. What is important is for your wedding photographer to know how to bring out the magic in your deails.
My Real wedding in Ruffled Blog :)
The real wedding featured on the Ruffeled Blog
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| Photos by Caroline Ghetes |
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| bird cage veil....oh so classic and modern now |
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| storage trunk overflowing with lush florals |
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| deep red peonies |
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| wine barrels |
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| wine barrel background |
Pink Hydrangea Wedding in Michigan
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| Spring wedding in Michigan |
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| Real orchids as hairpieces will never go out of style :) |
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| Lovely photo of the groom through the church glass door. |
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| Special moment between father and daughter |
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| green roses |
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| We decorated the pews with cones filled with green carnations. The church was so beautiful on its own, the bride did not want the decor to compete with the church but to complement it. |
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| Vintage looking mirror with chandelier. Thanks to the photographers for capturing such a unique photograph. |
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| romance is in the air :) You can literally feel it in this photograph. |
Chicago wedding with white orchid chuppah
Jessi & Ben were married under a beautiful chuppah made of hundreds of white phalaenopsis orchids. The pews were decorated with white cruly willow branches. Jessi loves branches so much that she also used them in the decor for her rehearsal dinner. The aisle runner was glued with hundreds of white petals. Even though this wedding took place in August it could easly have taken place in January because the decor makes it look like a winder wonderland. This wedding reminds me of Melissa Rivers was fairytale winter wedding, where Preston Bailey transformed the Plaza Hotel into every bride's dream.
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| Bride's bouquet was made or peonies and ranunculus and lots of feathers:) |
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| flower girl with ball made of white carnations |
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| The groom's boutonniere in chic feathers |
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| cylinder vases filled with orchids and floating candles |
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