Victoria and Nick’s wedding day brought together elements of classic elegance and industrial romance to create the perfect ambiance for celebrating love on Valentine’s Day. Their love story began years before, as high school sweethearts, and when Victoria and Nick caught each others’ eyes on their wedding day, you could just feel the genuine love and years of deep friendship between them.
Wild Whim Photography
Victoria chose rich berry tones for her February wedding. The bridesmaids’ floor-length champagne dresses were an exquisite backdrop for their bouquets - raspberry, fuchsia, and plum garden roses and ranunculus, surrounded with natural greenery and infused with pops of ivory and blush.
The reception at the Carondelet House radiated a natural, yet chic, atmosphere. The reception room’s exposed brick walls held rustic, wooden farm table for the wedding party, which was overlaid with a long garland of garden roses and ranunculus. Soft candlelight from votives radiated an intimate, relaxed feel.
The guests’ tables were covered with floor-length blush linens, and on each table was a unique arrangement of fuschia and plum flowers, candles in antique mercury glass votives, and crystal stemware. Guests, curious to see the variety of artistic centerpieces, mingled among the tables and soaked in the room’s organic, romantic vibe.
Be sure to check out these gorgeous images by the talented Wild Whim Photography and don’t forget to watch the amazing video too!
Photographer: Wild Whim Photography
Venue: Carondelet House
Florist: The Little Branch
The bride is so stunning !