Saying that this rose-themed shoot is giving us major fairytale vibes would be an understatement. For this luxe ceremony setup, this team created not one, but two floral arches, completely covered in an array of rose blooms ranging from deep burgundy to pastel pink and all the gorgeous shades of crimson in between. This wedding color palette is so versatile, it could literally work for any season! The garden reception followed suit with a wooden table that matched the venue’s wooden interior and a cascading floral centerpiece that looks like something out of your favorite storybook.
Heather Benge designed this luscious wedding inspiration and we can’t get enough! It goes without saying that the florals by Lilly And Iris are definitely the star–they’re so fresh and flirty. The wooden architectural details at Wadley Farms are so breathtakingly beautiful and the garden is an added bonus and makes for a great reception space. Lisette OC Photography managed to capture all of the vibrance of the red florals without the saturation overtaking the photos. Read on to hear more from Be Inspired PR and Lisette Gatliff about the inspiration behind this shoot. Be sure to check out the full gallery for even more inspo!
A CHARMING DESIGN
Red roses are the epitome of romance, and this wedding editorial shoot was full of them! Bold ruby tones packed a punch in a dreamy garden-inspired setting that felt perfectly intimate for a micro-wedding. Lush florals overflowed in every corner, creating the dreamiest inspiration for any engaged couple! Lisette Gatliff of Lisette OC Photography said, “This shoot was an absolute dream to capture at Wadley Farms in Lindon, Utah. The natural garden flowed so effortlessly with the red and white wedding decor. The lush greens in the background allowed the florals to stand out in a beautifully classic way. The couple walked through two charming floral archways, and they had tablescapes with roses intricately placed in various shades of red cascading across the tables. The cake was simple yet extravagant–a white frosted three-tier cake with red-shaded fondant flowers flowing around the cake.
GETTING THE LOOK
I can’t forget to mention that the bride looked like an absolute goddess. The top half of the bride’s wedding dress was lace with spaghetti straps leading into a v-neckline while the bottom half was layered in tulle to give her the fairytale bridal look. I loved the red and white floral crown to match her wedding bouquet as well as the decor. The bride’s makeup was subtle yet was able to bring out her natural glow. Her wedding hair was placed into a gorgeous updo that complemented the overall look. The groom looked dapper in his grey tuxedo with white accents and boutonniere topped with a red rose to match his bride.
