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Dramatic and Chic Mexican Hacienda Wedding

August 16, 2021 | Junebug Weddings

When planning their wedding, Fernanda and Sebastian wanted their Mexican Hacienda wedding to be unique with an Italian vibe. Once they stepped foot in the Hacienda Santa Ana y Lobos, it was love at first sight. After seeing their photos, we get it. This stunning venue features cobblestone streets, strung lights, and open courtyards. To add to the romantic feel, floral designer Florklor Estudio added cascading pastel florals to the entire venue, including the fountain, a Piaggio ape car, the altar, and along the staircase.

After tying the knot with a unique candle lighting ceremony, the couple and their guests headed to their reception area for sunset drinks and dancing. We won’t spoil the rest of this Mexican Hacienda wedding, so keep scrolling to see photos captured by Junebug member MC Weddings.

The Couple:

Fernanda and Sebastian

The Wedding:

San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, México

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Personalizing Their Mexican Hacienda Wedding

Our wedding had a light ceremony with candles. We DIY’d every little detail from stickers to messages at the rooms, my converse shoes, water bottles, and film cameras.

Wedding Advice From The Bride

Follow your heart and don’t stop until you get your dream wedding. And remember, this day is about your fiancé and you. Your love story is all that matters so tell it your own way.

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The Wedding Team:

Photography – MC Weddings
Event Planning – Sofía Parrodi
Venue – Hacienda Santa Ana y Lobos
Floral Design – Florklor Estudio
Catering – Maharaja Banquetes
DJ – Si Acepto DJ
Live Music – Dark But Grey
Videography – VERMEL
Makeup Artist – Itza Márquez
Wedding Dress – Adriana Madrid
Rentals – Cordelia

 

Congratulations to Fernanda and Sebastian on their stunning Mexican Hacienda wedding. Big thank you to Junebug member MC Weddings for capturing and sharing this day with us. To see more of their incredible work, check out their profile in our directory of wedding photographers from around the world!

If you’re looking to plan your own destination wedding, check out this ultimate planning guide. Once you’ve found the place you want to tie the knot, head to our destination wedding budget breakdown to start planning!

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Industrial And Organic Rust Color Palette Wedding Inspiration

August 15, 2021 | riley

Your color palette is one of the easiest ways to create a unique, one-of-a-kind wedding. We know that this isn’t an easy task, though–most color palettes have been done before. So when photographer and Junebug member Empiria Studios came together with planner De Vasco’s Daughters to plan this styled shoot, they knew they wanted to take the popular rust trend and showcase it in a way that’s never been seen before.

The Day Block Event Center–a downtown Minneapolis restaurant–served as the perfect venue for this metal-inspired shoot. With burnt orange, dark red, and light teal florals from Rose Botanical, the industrial space was transformed into a colorful, modern, and whimsical wonderland.

So whether you’re in the midst of the wedding planning process or you’re putting together your mood board to see what your wedding day style is, these photos are sure to inspire you to have fun with your decor and add some color to your special day!

Photographer Empiria Studios’ On The Rust Color Palette Wedding

In 2020, we saw “rust” as a wedding trend–though this just meant a burnt orange color palette. But rust is such a complex phenomenon! The oxidation of metal is a beautiful, organic process on heavy, industrial metals. And beyond just the orange color, rust truly features an array of blues and oranges and the transition between the two. It features textures so rough that you can feel them without physically touching them.

We wanted to feature this industrial yet organic dichotomy and the opposing colors coming together in an elevated way. Everything in this inspiration features the heavy texture of rusted metal and highlights the blue and orange colors in a rust palette.

The dress from designer Georgia Young features an entirely laser-cut material that looks like an exterior layer peeling away. The stationery has ripped and raw edges, custom-colored dyes, and rusted metal accents. Even the bride’s shoes show a natural gradient in tone from deep red to light tan!

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The Talented Team:

Photography – Empiria Studios
Event Planning – De Vasco’s Daughters
Venue – Day Block Event Center
Floral Design – Rose Botanical
Cake – Ink Sweets
Invitation Design – Epitome Papers
Makeup Artist + Hair Styling – Styled by Abbi
Wedding Dress – Georgia Young via The White Room

Jewelry – New Gild
Groom’s Apparel – Martin Patrick 3

Rentals – Collected & Co

 

Thank you again to Junebug member Empiria Studios for putting together this styled shoot and sharing it with us. To see more of her work, check out her profile in our directory of wedding photographers from all around the world! And be sure to check out these tips for planning a unique wedding.

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Moody and Romantic Willow Inn Elopement

August 15, 2021 | kailey

We give you full permission to ditch the bright, summer color palette if that’s not calling to you. Instead, you can opt for a gorgeously dark, moody, and romantic vibe like Giacomo and Domenico. Wedding planner Chic et Champagne partnered with a talented team of wedding vendors to create this English pub inspired elopement in Hudson, Quebec. From the burgundy velvet suits to the warm, jewel toned color palette, every element of this Willow Inn elopement radiates unconventionality. 

With an English cottage vibe and jaw-dropping lake and mountain views, Willow Inn proves to be a dreamy venue for any wedding style and size. The secluded, waterfront ceremony location was a historic residential property that has since been transformed into a stunning event space. To preserve the venue’s natural beauty, Chic et Champagne complemented the historic charm with dark and elaborate floral arrangements. 

Photographer and Junebug member Julia Garcia-Prat Photography captured every detail that made this Canadian elopement one for the books. If you’re searching for ways to twist traditional wedding elements and make them their own, you’ve come to the right place. Get your Pinterest boards ready and start scrolling for inspiration that’s sure to make your celebration unlike any other. 

More From Julia Garcia-Prat On This Willow Inn Elopement

Giacomo and Domenico are two lovers who had planned their wedding and in the whirlwind of the pandemic had to postpone it. But nothing stops love. In a setting straight out of an english pub—at the Willow Inn in Hudson, Quebec—they exchanged their vows. A sweet intimate moment that was enhanced by incorporating an abundance of velvet accents, moody-jewel toned colors, and lush floral arrangements.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Julia Garcia-Prat
Event Planning Florals  – Chic et Champagne
Ceremony Venue – Willow Inn
Cake – Bayard Gateaux
Invitation Design – Charlotte & Cie
Groom’s Apparel – Blandin & Delloye
Rentals – Tenue de Soirée

 

Congratulations to Giacomo and Domenico on their Willow Inn elopement. And big thanks to photographer and Junebug member Julia Garcia-Prat Photography for preserving this detail-oriented celebration. A celebration that’ll be used as inspiration by adventurous couples yearning for a moody, warm, and fully personalized nuptial. 

If you’re dreaming of an intimate elopement that prioritizes your love without sacrificing wedding decor, you’re not alone. From florals to fashion, there are many elements that can be added to make your day even more you. Kickstart your creative elopement planning by checking out our guide for how to decorate your elopement.

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