We’re all gushing over the most recent addition to our Wedding Dress and Bridal Accessories Gallery, the latest collection from Enchanted Atelier. Nothing short of magical, designer Liv Hart‘s exquisite bridal accessories are always at the top of my wish list – and photographer Laura Gordon captures the essence of her collection in these photos to perfection!
From bridal genius Liv Hart on her collection: I was inspired by the idea of “ethereal city” – we moved to the NYC area this year and it has truly been a inspiration for poetic moments. Dreamy days in New York are something I love and I wanted to design pieces that reflected an effortless and ethereal chic.
Brought to us by Stylish & Hip Weddings Photography, this Brooklyn wedding brings a natural serenity to the energy of New York City – the perfect balance for the bride and groom’s vision of a garden style soiree in the city. Judy and Dave’s modern rustic wedding was full of white and green floral details, providing an elegant touch to the backdrop of The Brooklyn Winery.
The Goals: We wanted a wedding that was soft and summery – evoking feelings of an outdoor soiree that was festive and celebratory in a laid-back way. Garden-style decor, not fussy, but still elegant.
The Design: We were going for a rustic, shabby chic wedding. The place mats and menus were provided by The Brooklyn Winery and they handled all the food. For the invitations, my dad did a sketch of us and I had it printed at a postcard print shop in Brooklyn, with the wedding details on the back.
The Look: I wore a curly afro, half of which fell on my face. I wanted my makeup to look natural. I don’t wear makeup usually, so I didn’t want it to look super made up.
The Moments: There was a street fair in Williamsburg that day, and they locked off the street in front of the venue. It gave us a chance to get some incredible photos!
The Advice: Dave – If you go the traditional route, try to find an all-inclusive place where they can recommend a bunch of vendors or provide the services you need themselves. That being said, I’ve been to some great weddings that were basically in somebody’s backyard!
Judy – I didn’t care about anything except the cake! We gave everyone who helped us out free-reign to just do their thing which made it stress-free.
Classically elegant and refreshingly refined, bride Kendra walked down the aisle simply glowing in an exquisite Rivini wedding dress. Her timeless chignon and naturally beautiful makeup brought an air of gracefulness that was perfectly captured in these gorgeous photos by Benj Haisch Photography. I absolutely love her bridal style!
The Vision: I wanted something that was timeless and comfortable, so we didn’t do anything too over the top. The Rivini dress was completely different from anything I had envisioned, but ultimately met my criteria in so many ways. I wanted a sleek dress but I knew I didn’t want strapless. When I tried on the dress, the beadwork and lace felt somewhat vintage and it complete fit the classic look we were going for.
The Style: My husband loves my hair up and had I worn it down, it would have covered up my favorite part of the dress – so, naturally I wore it up. I wanted a low bun that was not too messy, but not too stuck up. All I wanted was a simple, low ballerina-esque bun. I did my own make-up since the only thing I was truly worried about was how my husband saw me and I didn’t want to look anything different than myself. I felt beautiful and natural.
The Dress: I chose my dress because it was the clear winner of all of the dresses I had tried on. It was flattering and, as I mentioned earlier, met all of my criteria. There was nothing particularly magical about it, and I definitely had panicked moments after choosing it, but the thing that stuck out about it was that four people with completely different tastes loved it (my mom, mother-in-law, sister, and myself).
The Accessories: My Nana gave me her grandmother’s ring to wear for my “something borrowed” and “something old” item. Hearing Nana tell the story behind the ring made the offer even more special. Her sons (my grandmother’s father) had saved up to buy it for her when she had worn out the ring given to her by her late husband.
My husband gave me the most beautiful diamond earrings and wrote the sweetest note before I left for the church. I haven’t taken them off since the day of the wedding, and the note he wrote had me crying before I arrived at the church.
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