Today we have a beautiful wedding inspiration shoot with a lavender color palette and lots of lush floral details. Photographed in Sierra Madre, California at the Lavender Marketplace, a European conservatory & greenhouse, it brings that old world vibe along with dainty details of romance that are scattered through. Like a play, the story builds until it crescendos with lovely golden light flooding through the space highlighting all the details. Planned by one of our White Wren Collaborative members H&L Lovely Creations, we hope you love this one!
from the planner: “If I have to use a word that encompasses the inspiration of this, Intentional is that word to describe this shoot. With all the things that this pandemic has brought (good and bad) one lesson we all have learned is to be INTENTIONAL, and we wanted to transmit that message with all the elements included for this shoot, like handmade soaps as gifts/favors for the guests who now more than ever have to wash their hands (LOL) but also to support small businesses. The same with the live music, the intention of promoting extraordinary human talent, minimal furniture rentals to encourage those who want to get married but their financial comfort zone is limited, weddings can still be beautiful without a huge budget, and of course, overall, the INTENTION of love! that’s what it’s all about, being intentional about loving.”
Photographer: Lovely Light Imagery
Venue: Lavender Marketplace
Stylist / Planner / Designer: H & L Lovely Creations
Floral Designer: Charm Florals
Dress Boutique: Claire Pettibone
Dress Designer: Claire Pettibone
Cake Designer: Lila Cake Shop
Makeup Artist: Beauty by Bon Bon
Hair Stylist: Beauty by Bon Bon
Men’s Formalwear: Friar Tux
Rentals: Mikasa Event Rentals
Stationery: ROSEVILLE DESIGNS
Favors: BARRED FROM LA
Live Music: TWO TOWNS ENTERTAINMENT
Furniture Rentals: THE VINTAGE VISION
Mixologist: MIA’S MARTINI
Publisher at The White Wren and Bajan Wed, Award Winning Photography + Videographer at Live View Studios, Dad, 80s music lover, crunchy health advocate
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