The British magazine Wedding (January 2008) features a wonderful layout for a retro inspired wedding. It has simple but lovely bridal gowns, suit options for grooms and some really fun details to add to any wedding.
Although this photograph post card is not part of the article, I couldn’t help but include it.
The bride is wearing white tulle knee length dress designed by Chenca for Ritva Westenius. Note the groom’s suit, floral shirt and tie, all from Field.
Relaxing on an afghan, the bride wears a white organza and taffeta dress by Designer Collection. On the groom is a shirt from Ede&Ravenscroft and gray trousers which are part of a suit from Hackett.
A bridesmaid in a red organza dress by D’Zage. I love the red peep toe shoes from LK Bennett.
Strapless ivory dress for the bride by Maureen Myring Kesterton. Check the groom’s striped shirt and knit tie from Hackett. Details from the table include strawberry shaped cookies, strawberry fabric from Cath Kidson, wedding cake by Peggy Proschen, and the ‘Just Married’ letters at Not On The High Street.
Hand-tied bouquet of ‘Passion’ roses, chili peppers, hebe and cordyline leaves created by The Flower People.
Two beautiful alternatives for the traditional veil- red ribbon and roses (left) , white fascinator with cherry (right) by Irresistible Headdresses.
The bride in ivory taffeta dress with red ribbon sash by Art Couture. A handsome groom wears a brown velvet suit from Field.
(Photos- Wedding UK magazine. Post card of car- Emotifs)
3 responses so far ↓
Kathryn // January 6, 2008 at 8:43 pm
What a fun spread!
Rachel // January 17, 2008 at 3:32 am
This is beautiful.
Neutral Orange — Elizabeth Anne Designs // June 3, 2008 at 12:45 pm
We get lots of emails from brides who are eager to use orange in their color scheme. I absolutely love the color and think it’s a perfect complement to so many palettes! This take on orange has it almost taking on the properties of a neutral color, and is slightly rustic and whimsical.
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