How to use florals on your wedding day

How to use florals on your wedding day

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When we think of florals for your wedding day we automatically think of the brides bouquet, bridesmaids, boutonnieres, tablecentres and the possibility of a floral arch at the ceremony. Cara Dee Photography and Hide and Seek Design show us how to think outside the box by using fresh florals on your wedding shoes, rings and necklace...

From Cara Dee Photography: "After using a Chaviano Couture gown for an earlier styled shoot, I knew a second must be done with another one of her gowns. The style of her dresses is so organic and beautiful. With layered ruffling and soft tones, her pieces often don't require much extra to really have a bride looking gorgeous. For that reason, I teamed up immediately with Hide and Seek Design to see if we could do a simple bridal session that would showcase the flowers in the same organic style of the dress."

"Together, we decided that brides don't give the versatility of flowers enough credit. While bouquets are gorgeous, floral arrangements can make excellent accessories on the day of the wedding. A simple inexpensive shoe, can become the most glamorous detail of your day. And the accenting of a ring or necklace might be the only pop of color you need to accompany your gown. Introducing flowers into your accessories can achieve the perfect softness and elegance you are looking for in your wedding day. As we continued photographing these strong, well thought through details, we both got excited at the possibility of photographing and designing more for future clients. Hopefully other brides are inspired like we were." Vendor details

Photography: Cara Dee Photography | Film Lab: Pro Photo Irvine | Florist: Hide and Seek Design | Gown: Chaviano Couture | Hair/Make Up: Erica Fox

Posted in: Bridal, Bridals, Florals & Bouquets, Hair & Make Up, Inspiration, Style, Styled shoots Tags: bouquet, Bridal accessories, DIY, Fashion, Fine art photography, Styled Shoot, Wedding flowers

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