An Artist's Elegant Bougainvillea-Filled Wedding
This flower girl's face is the exact opposite of mine when I first saw this wedding. Because this Texas day from Loft Photography and Something Blue Cinema is full of beauty and a style we're calling Southwestern elegance. With a fresh yet sophisticated color palette and gorgeous bougainvillea everywhere the eye can see, it's safe to say we're in love. And thanks to incredible vendors like Pearl Events Austin, Marquee Event Group, and Jenny Yoo, each and every detail is perfect. See all the pretty in THE VAULT!
From Loft Photography...Being that Brittany is a talented artist, we knew her wedding day was going to have well thought out & lovely details! We adore the rich colors that she chose for her wedding, and the bougainvillea around every corner at Escondido fit right in with her unique bouquets and centerpieces.
From The Bride...My wedding day encompassed Mediterranean architecture with Tuscan landscaping meets romantic Texas Hill Country! The wedding had contrast and pops of colors with a primary color palette of fuchsia and teal mixed with secondary colors of grey, mauve and taupe with a side contrast of black and white tuxedos and a checkered black and white dance floor. There were many different textures to play off of for the tablescapes: deer antlers with gold hombre spray paint, grapewood branches, textured teak wood tables, copper chargers, romantic candlelights, mix of glassware with mercury candle votives and teal olive oil vases, airplants and succulents native to Texas. Family heirlooms also played a part in our wedding with my parents 70's champagne goblets and ring bearer pillow, my grandmother's jewelry and my mom's tennis bracelet.
From The Bride...My wedding day encompassed Mediterranean architecture with Tuscan landscaping meets romantic Texas Hill Country! The wedding had contrast and pops of colors with a primary color palette of fuchsia and teal mixed with secondary colors of grey, mauve and taupe with a side contrast of black and white tuxedos and a checkered black and white dance floor. There were many different textures to play off of for the tablescapes: deer antlers with gold hombre spray paint, grapewood branches, textured teak wood tables, copper chargers, romantic candlelights, mix of glassware with mercury candle votives and teal olive oil vases, airplants and succulents native to Texas. Family heirlooms also played a part in our wedding with my parents 70's champagne goblets and ring bearer pillow, my grandmother's jewelry and my mom's tennis bracelet.
