For the bride to be who loves a good neutral palette, we know you'll find much to be inspired by in this beautiful desert editorial by Lucy Munoz. With a neutral color palette, as seen here, incorporating textures and patterns will keep interest in your design. We also love the splash of the aqua color that has a cooling effect to the muted tones. This beautiful bride isn't battling the desert winds, but welcoming them. The movement looks stunning against the placid sand...

From Lucy Munoz: "For my desert goddess inspired bridal shoot I knew I wanted to have a dry and arid terrain that would create a netral color scheme. I wanted the shoot to be wrapped in light that made you feel something. Our model Johanna and I headed to Glamis which made for a perfect backdrop. We started with the brightest light and ended in the softest light that was creamy and angelic. Since the sand dunes can look so dry we had the amazing and talented Indigo and Plum create beautiful florals that popped against the sand in a way that made us feel that there were living elements in what can otherwise be a very barren and dry environment. The invites from Megan Kelso were soft and a perfect complement to our shoot. Sweet Layers Cakes created the gorgeous 3-tier wedding cake. The end result was amazing shades of light that wrapped around Johanna in a way that was befitting of a goddess."

Photography: Lucy Munoz | Film Lab: The Find Lab | Wedding Cake : Sweet Layers Cakes | Invitations: Megan Kelso | Second Dresses: Max Mara (first dress) and Galia Lahav (second dress) via CLD Style House | Florals: Indigo and Plum

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