The eclectic boho style of this next shoot from
Betsy Barker is an eye catching way to make your wedding stand out amongst the rest! The ornate details and bold colors add a touch of drama, and it’s all topped off with an array of stunning tropical florals.
It’s not often you see such a unique mix of styles that come together so beautifully! If you’re looking for some bold style ideas that are sure to wow, swing by the full gallery
here to catch the entire day, beautifully photographed by
Todd Collins.
Crop-top gown
From Betsy Barker: The brides crop-top gown with her French Chantilly overskirt, rhinestone embellished clasp, English net skirt and edgy outside gold back zip from Betsy Couture Vintage Wedding Gowns was just the dress to carry off the ornate, royal look I was going for.
EXOTIC STYLE
The inspiration for this shoot came from the china pattern used in the shoot – Royal Crown Derby English Bone China – Old Imari – which is a traditional china pattern distinguished by its rich colors and intricate gilding. I’ve loved this pattern since I was a little girl when I first saw it in my grandmother’s china cabinet. The exotic gold, black and red hand-painted details on each plate create such a unique depth of field on a table.
Tropical florals
From Blooms and Co. : Tropical flowers are making their comeback in a big way and this was the perfect opportunity to put them to good use. King protea and the Banksia Protea have such great foliage as well as amazing blooms that are the perfect focal point to design around. The colors of the protea lend themselves to bridal work so fabulously. Many tropical flowers are so bright and can be harsh. The mix of softer tones like the garden roses and light protea with the brighter orchids, pin cushion protea and celosia was the perfect balance to compliment this bride without stealing the show.
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