The holiday season is famously known as “proposal season,” and Junebug Weddings wants to kick-off proposal season by showing you some of our favorite engagement rings from the last year. Whether you love bold, untraditional rings or elegant, traditional diamonds, these 11 engagement rings are sure to put you in the mood for a one-of-a-kind engagement session! For more inspiration, check out some of these engagement shoots to help plan the big proposal! Happy planning!
Inspired by a pair of bright yellow wellies, Jess and Pete’s Dorset wedding at home was equal parts personal, playful, and romantic. Though the bride carried a stunning and wild bouquet by Susie Edwards, the wedding was characterized by a charming daisy motif. Tiny white flowers topped the tiered naked cake and the bride even sewed adorable daisies on each guest’s napkin as a favor to take home. Matthew Oliver Weddings ensured that every detail was in place, while Susie Lawrence Photography captured the couple relaxing and playing in a stream post-ceremony.
The Couple:
Jess and Pete
The Wedding:
Private Residence, Dorset, England
Susie Edwards, our florist, was also amazing. On a very small budget we seemed to have the most extraordinary amount of flowers — all utterly stunning. She’s also lovely to work with and has since become a good friend, currently helping us plan our garden.
I was probably at my most relaxed in my wellies in the stream – that was a really fun bit. Throughout all our planning I’d always been determined to team my dress with yellow wellies and a yellow cardie – and I’m delighted I managed to do that – even though the weather was perfect on the day!
The bride machine-stitched daisies onto 115 napkins!
From a visual point of view we went for a theme of daisies and a fresh country look. We kept the whole thing very simple but made sure we had copious amounts of fantastic food and wine. The food was served, feasting style, in big bowls and plates down the middle of the tables.
If the mountains call your name and you prefer to hike off the beaten path, this adventurous Colorado wedding inspiration is for you! From a canoe ride and cake-cutting at Echo Lake to climbing Mount Evans in an elegant Maggie Sottero gown, there’s plenty of daring wedding inspiration to be found in these gorgeous images by 432 Photography. A wild, overgrown floral design in burgundy, gold, red, and green by The Twisted Tulip brilliantly mimics the natural surroundings while providing a boldly romantic pop of color.
Brooke Smith of 432 Photography was inspired by the following quote when creating this shoot: “Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.” – John Muir
From the Photographer: These images were created to celebrate the adventurous mountain bride. A bridal shoot that takes place in arctic-water-filled lakes and on top of 14,000ft mountains. Celebrating these beautiful Colorado mountains with an even more beautiful bride.
A special thanks to 432 Photography for sharing this Mount Evans and Echo Lake wedding inspiration with Junebug! For more adventurous wedding inspiration, check out Joce and Tim’s relaxed farm wedding in Wanaka.
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