Make Your Way Through the Day: Citrusy Summer Ceremony Inspiration

March 17

Make your way through the day with inspiration for each part of your wedding celebration. You’ve planned the whole day through, so now it’s time to say “I do!” Photographed in bright and citrusy scenes by Jen Symes Photography, this summer ceremony inspiration is perfect for warm weather brides! The whitewashed interior of The Nest at Ruth Farms makes it easy for colorful elements to make their mark, and we love the vibrant wedding details down to the floral-inspired hand-adorned invitation suites from Illustrated Weddings by Lola Lorena. Lush floral design by R. Love Floral in punchy, citrus hues make the perfect backdrop for a summer bride, and overgrown altar installations are the easiest way to bring a wild, organic feel to the indoors. Complete with the most lovely bride at the altar, clad in an A-line gown from LeAnn’s Bridal featuring a deep V-neck and darling open back as well as simple waves and a classically romantic bridal makeup artistry created by JM Glamour. With so much vivid detail, it’s hard not to be obsessed with this summer ceremony inspiration that will hopefully help you make your way through the day! Read on for a note from JM Glamour about the beauty products used to create this model bride’s beauty look. Cheers!

Photo // Jen Symes Photography

From Jennifer with JM Glamour: “I created a very soft, romantic look with a bold lip that is perfect for springtime! I used the Kat Von D eye contour palette and the Dose of Color for her eyes, applied a soft brown on her lash line to define her eyes without giving her the dramatic eyeliner look. For her skin, I used the Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter as a primer to give her that dewy look. Used the Make Up For Ever HD foundation over and finished with Charlotte Tilbury setting powder. For her bold lip I used the Make Up For Ever 401 red, which is your classic bright red!”

Find even more inspiration in our upscale editorials here, or browse through our styled shoots here and have fun daydreaming. Cheers!

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