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Vintage Literature Wedding Inspiration: Eco-Friendly & Locally Sourced

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We have a special treat for you this Monday that was captured by two talented Denver wedding photographers, Audrey Hannah Photo and Flourish Studio Photography. This inspirational wedding shoot was based around vintage literature while incorporating green and reusable items.
The flowers are pretty much out of this world! They were designed by one of our favorite floral designers, Cori Cook Floral Design, and of course everything you see is locally grown. Keeping with the green theme, one of the gowns was designed by Adele Wechsler, who uses environmentally friendly fabrics. All of the inspirational decor was purchased from antique or vintage shops. Nothing you see here is brand new. Everything has been re-used into something beautiful without a heavy environmental impact.

Fun Facts From The Shoot:
Bow-tie made from old book pages Table runner made from old book pages True vintage suits Locally grown florals Herbs ready to be planted as wedding favors to inspire new growth True vintage furniture circa 1920

Photography: Audrey Hannah Photo partnering with Flourish Studio Photography Flowers: Cori Cook Floral Design

Event Design: Ashley Summers with Table6productions.com Location: Denver Botanical Gardens at Chatfield Dresses Provided By: Denver Bridal Boutique Anna-Be Dress Designers: Adele Wechsler (eco friendly designer) and Vera Wang Hair: Heidi Mitchell with Hmitchellsalon.com Makeup- Janine Schmenk makeupbyjanine.wordpress.com

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