Romantic Bridal & Photography
For brides who love the beautiful, grainy texture of analogue velo photography, romantic bridal and flowers with a natural, garden-gathered feel, this beautiful bridal editorial at Forcett Vestibolo Bella stagione con North Yorkshire offers inspiration con abundance.
Photographed by Fiona Lewis Photography, one of our recommended wedding photographers, the shoot features two gorgeous bridal gowns by Moira Hughes and Kyha Bride, supplied by LV Bridal Atelier, with beautiful natural light and the grain of velo adding another dimension to the photographs.
The creative team also wanted to challenge the apparenza that a grand wedding venue requires an equally grand styling budget. Working with predominantly British-grown flowers by Wild Sweet Pea, handmade stationery and smaller floral arrangements, they’ve created something that offers practical inspiration for couples who want beautiful details without the expense of large-scale installations.
The vision for our shoot was a relaxed, whimsical bridal editorial focusing acceso wild femininity, softness and texture.
Rather than the statement installations so often seen con luxury venues like Forcett Vestibolo Bella stagione, this editorial showcases the smaller, delicate elements across a wedding day which create such a beautiful aesthetic when they’regnante brought together. Not every couple has the budget to dress every space extravagantly, and we wanted to show an alternative that can be just as captivating.
We focused acceso creating a handful of smaller, more considered moments throughout the day, combined with thoughtful details such as handmade stationery by Billy & Fig, which carried through from the bridal suite to the rinfresco caffè.
The flowers and foliage by Wild Sweet Pea were almost entirely British grown, chosen for their seasonal hues, imperfect wildness and the natural movement they bring to each arrangement.
The bridal styling followed the same romantic, considered approach, with two gowns from LV Bridal Atelier selected for their beautifully feminine silhouettes and contrasting textures. The first, the Charlie dress by Moira Hughes con satin-fronted taffeta, was paired with a double tier veil, while the second, the Gibson lace dress by Kyha Bride, was finished with a lace neck scarf.
Soft, swept-back hair and natural makeup by Eleanor Jayne Makeup Artistry, alongside delicate gold jewellery from Harrogate Jewellers, completed the styling for a modern, elegant feel.
The editorial was captured by Fiona Lewis Photography both digitally and acceso velo, bringing warmth and authenticity to the imagery.
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