WEDDING BLOG

How to Dress Your Wedding Party

September 29, 2014 | Junebug Weddings

Your wedding party should be dressed stylishly and comfortably. Let your groomsmen and bridesmaids choose suits and dresses that reflect the overall look and feel of your wedding, as well as a small piece of their own personal style. Below are three different style options to best dress your wedding party.

Classic & Chic

Photo by Erik Clausen

Photo by Richard Israel

Photo by Savo Photography

Photo by Richard Israel

Photo by Hannah Blackmoore Photography

2. Bright and Colorful

Photo by Paperlily Photography

Photo by Jeff Newsom

Photo by La Vie Photography

3. Mismatched

Photo by Studio Impressions

Photo by Alison Conklin Photography

Photo by Hannah Blackmoore Photography

Photo by Erich McVey

While you have the final say in the overall look and feel of your day, leave a little wiggle room for the comfort of your wedding party. They are helping to make your wedding flawless, so show them a little love in the style department!

Rustic Italian Destination Wedding

September 29, 2014 | Junebug Weddings

Shanna and Daniel’s rustic Italian destination wedding captured the oh-so-romantic atmosphere of Italy flawlessly. We can’t get enough of the stunning couple’s portraits over the lush, rolling landscape of Italy, as well as the adorable light blue vintage car used for transportation to the reception. Jules Bower‘s artistic eye turned the gorgeous day into a collection of magical photographs to forever cherish.

The Couple: Shanna-Marie and Daniel

The Wedding: Santi Leonardo e Cristoforo, Terre Di Nano, Pienza, Italy

The Inspiration: As our wedding was in Italy our wedding theme was ‘rustic romance’. The main colours were blush pink, sage green and soft ivory. We didn’t want anything to be too perfect or manicured. We wanted the flowers to look free, natural and blooming and the peonies and roses we chose worked perfectly for this. We had wooden tables with lace runners and lots of candles and mismatched silver vases. We had beautiful twinkling lights in the trees which were magical in the evening. We wanted the whole thing to feel like an intimate family meal under the stars.

The Couple Recommends: We would definitely recommend our wedding photographer Jules Bower. Not only does he produce outstanding photographs but he is professional, friendly and very easy to work with. We are absolutely delighted with our wedding photos and are so happy we found him. All our friends have said the pictures really do show how magical the day was and how all the special moments were captured perfectly.

The Wedding Team:

Photographer: Jules Bower
Event Planner: Olive in Love
Ceremony & Reception Venue: Santi Leonardo e Cristoforo, Terre Di Nano
Videographer/Film Maker: Matteo Castelluccia
Invitation Designer: Heather Strianese
Catering: Preludio Catering
Florist: Jardin Divers
Cake: Preludio Catering
Wedding Dress: Suzanne Neville via The Bride
Bridal Accessories: Jenny Packham
Bridesmaids’ Apparel & Accessories: Ghost
Groom’s Apparel & Accessories: Suit Supply
Groomsmen’s Apparel & Accessories: Charles Tyrwhitt
Hair & Makeup: MF Parrucchier
Live Music: Alma Project

Thank you to Shanna-Marie and Daniel for sharing your beautiful wedding!

Looking for more Italian inspiration? Check out Lauren and Michael’s Tuscan destination wedding!

Vibrant Moroccan Destination Wedding

September 29, 2014 | Junebug Weddings

coral dark blue gold gray ivory light pink

Emma and Mike’s vibrant Morcoccan destination wedding was an exotic and romantic celebration, captured beautifully by Marshal Gray Photography. From the bride’s bohemian wedding dress with lace cut-outs and beautiful flowers to the exciting fire performers at the reception, the couple’s lively wedding is surely inspiring.

The Couple: Emma and Mike

The Wedding: Taj Villa Marrakech, Marraheck, Morocco

The Inspiration: In a word, relaxed. Together we decided to keep our wedding relaxed and informal. No ties, no veils and no fuss. Obviously being in Marrakech there’s a certain amount of Moroccan and Arabic influence to our décor, but the surroundings and the people provided most of the theme.