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Vizcaya Museum And Gardens Bridal Session

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Bride wearing floral crown poses gracefully in elegant wedding dress

This dreamy, feminine shoot all started with the stunning couture headpiece from the amazing Jannie Baltzer, whom we all adore.

Michelle March Photography loosely based this bridal session on the Greek mythology of Narcissus, who was renowned for his beauty and exceptionally proud. Narcissus disdained those who loved him. Nemesis saw this and attracted Narcissus to a reflection in a pool where he saw his own reflection in the water and fell in love, not realizing it was merely an image of himself.
This gorgeous shoot took place in one of the most romantic places in the world, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, located in Miami-Dade County. See so many more dreamy photos in the full wedding gallery.

Elegant bride in wedding dress surrounded by lush greenery

Elegant bride in wedding dress reading love poems

Elegant bride in a flowing wedding dress and floral crown

Bride in white dress and floral crown with ancient statue

Elegant bride in white dress preparing for her wedding day with delicate details

Bride in elegant wedding dress poses by an ornate railing

Bride in a wedding dress seated within a stone archway

Photographer: Michelle March PhotographyVeil or Hair Accessories | Couture Headpiece: Jannie Baltzer Hair AccessoriesVenue: Vizcaya Museum and GardensMakeup and Hair: Look FlawlessCinematography: Michael Burgos Films Dress Designer: AmsaleFloral Design: Field of Flowers Jewelry: Jacqueline PintoShoe Designer: Betsey Johnson

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