Imperial Amber & Peach Wedding Inspiration at Atelier Studio in Texas
If you're stumped on what direction to go for a wedding color palette, may I suggest this melody of amber, peach, pink and mauve goodness?! Executed by Ashley Mauricio-Flores, the florals from The Vintage Bouquet mimic the sweetest sunrise, while gems from Nicole Mera add just the right amount of sparkle to the stunning Bride. And those darling peaches from Charity Teague Confections? They're made from solid chocolate. There are too many delicious details to call out—thankfully you can experience them all below, with imagery by May Carlson.
This collaboration was a dream lineup of truly passionate creatives and what resulted was an ethereal afternoon of peaches, rosé, and magical amber light. Styled by the florist, Ashley Mauricio-Flores of The Vintage Bouquet and photographed by film photographer, May Carlson. They wanted to create something timeless, using royal elements but with a more modern American twist. They mixed a little old world with the new with the midcentury modern sofa and combining vintage gold candle sticks with more modern wooden ones.
They wanted it to be warm and rich in tone but soft in look and feel, consisting of amber, blush, yellow and gold accents. The colors are really vibrant but the way everything is composed it has a softer feminine feel. Every piece of the shoot was carefully selected to compliment one another. The model made for a perfect canvas to create some unique floral body decoration. Ashley designed a floral neck piece made of garden flowers and ranunculus that spread from the top of her neck to end of her shoulder. It was adhered to the model's skin using a special type of body tape.
Nikki Swift with Nicole Mera kept the ear rings simple, yet classic, with stunning 2.50 Carat each diamond Asscher cut studs. The model wore pair a 3.02 ct Emerald cut & Baguette Diamond Halo three stone ring paired with an Asscher cut eternity band on the other hand.
The peaches on the plates were made from solid chocolate by Charity Teague confections in San Antonio. Believe it or not, they tasted even better than they looked! Everything used in the shoot is available to rent.
The peaches on the plates were made from solid chocolate by Charity Teague confections in San Antonio. Believe it or not, they tasted even better than they looked! Everything used in the shoot is available to rent.
