Wedding Inspiration

Old World Spanish Inspired Bridal Shoot

December 4

Mixing historic architecture with a modern bohemian spirit, Shannon Skloss Photography marvelously captured the romanticism in the settings of this old world Spanish inspired bridal styled shoot. Set on the grounds of an old abandoned Texas church, the rugged features in the archway carvings, worn brick and textured wall spaces created the perfect layered canvas for the airy, ethereal-like editorial. Elements of desert-like greenery and tarnished stone were used as focal points throughout the shoot in everything from the custom invitation suite to the table display. The team couldn’t have selected a more appropriate gown choice than in the wispy, wide long-sleeve lace scalloped Leanne Marshall gown from Lovely Bride. The model bride wore a side-swept fishtail braided hair style, which was later taken down and worn loosely over her shoulders, to complement the ease of her look. Playing off of the more organic and earthy tones of the backdrop, the team at Everly Alaine crafted up a bouquet and table arrangements in a specially selected color palate to bring a bold yet soft romantic touch to the shoot. Shades of coral, cranberry, peach and ivory were used in varying blooms from roses to greenery to add dimension to the arrangements and also create an eye-catching decor feature for the lone table setting. Beautiful Event Rentals provided a vintage-esque white-washed wood table, which was topped with antique silver serveware sets and a delicate candle display to add a subtle softness to the otherwise worn and torn background. We’re adding this shoot to our roster of unforgettable romantic charm inspiration! Cheers!

Photos // Shannon Skloss Photography