Early this season we had the chance to design a shoot based around a stunning blush hued dress. If blush isn’t the color of brides, we don’t know what is. Because of that, we wanted to take a fresh approach to the color blush and give it a little edge. Blush seen as an early season inspiration to create something new rather than something that has been done over and over again.

We were inspired but the monochrome color trend using shades of pink and blush. We all know that pinks can be overplayed in the wedding world, but we think taking a modern monochrome approach makes them seem fresh and new again.

 

The key for us was picking the right colors to make sure it felt feminine while still having a sort of edge. For example, the table linen was a muddy, taupey blush while the dress was a super soft pink. These colors played together to create something unexpected.

 

We also wanted to play with the peach motif using it in the color palette, cake accent, makeup, and invitation suite. The style is equal parts romantic and chic. Strong invitation suite details paired with the soft peach ribbon we dyed especially for the shoot to create exactly that style. We wanted it to give off a southern France air, but not in the typical lavender fields type of way. Instead, something a little more luxe, romantic, and chic. The flowers were organic, undone and peachy, while still using luxe blooms to achieve the pink palette color gradation that we was looking for.

 

French Girl Chic Design with Peach Details

 

The whole thing was shot in the Travis J’s stunning studio. Invitation suite by Refine Studio, rentals by Casa de Perrin, Anthropologie, and La Tavola Linen, HMUA by Versa Artistry, Cake by Lustr, dress by Jann Marie, stunning velvet couch by Refined Vintage, and of course romantic photos by Travis J Photography.

Enjoy the shoot on Utah Valley Bride!

 

To view more of our work, visit our Portfolio page!