A Colorful Stained Glass Inspired Soirée
With photography by Melissa Jill Photography and design + styling by Victoria Canada Weddings and Events, today's colorful styled shoot was inspired by the icon glass at the entrance of the Arizona Biltmore Resort.
Frank Lloyd Wright was the consulting architect for the building of this historic resort in 1928, which was known as the "Jewel of the Desert." And so with this in mind, the designer decided to incorporate vibrant jewel tone colors in homage to the stained glass, and to reflect the geometric pattern of the famous Biltmore Block that makes up so much of the resort's exterior.
Some of the standout elements to this shoot include: A color blocked bouquet, a cake with stained glass elements to reflect a clean, modern and colorful feel, and a floating "glass" ceremony backdrop.
This design aesthetic reflects the clean geometrics that Frank Lloyd Wright was known for. And these colors? So absolutely fun, if you ask me!
The bride's gown is Love Marley by Watters, a statuesque lace-paneled dress that marries modern and vintage.
And my color-loving heart just exploded, you guys! The modern styling, the wooden invitations, all of these southwestern, desert inspired details? Color me inspired!
I just love what this talented group of wedding pros dreamt up. And these blooms by floral designer, Angelic Grove? It's official! I'm in love.
Photographer: Melissa Jill Photography // Floral Designer: Angelic Grove // Dress Store: Bella Lily Bridal // Cake Designer: Classic Cakes and Confections // Equipment Rentals: Event Rents // Makeup Artist: Linda Wagner // Invitation Designer: Page + Mason Invitations // Hair Stylist: Ruca Bowman // Cinema + Video: Serendipity Videography // Reception Venue: The Arizona Biltmore Resort // Event Planner: Victoria Canada Weddings and Events // Dress Designer: Watters // Linens + Coverings: Wildflower Linens //
Frank Lloyd Wright was the consulting architect for the building of this historic resort in 1928, which was known as the "Jewel of the Desert." And so with this in mind, the designer decided to incorporate vibrant jewel tone colors in homage to the stained glass, and to reflect the geometric pattern of the famous Biltmore Block that makes up so much of the resort's exterior.
Some of the standout elements to this shoot include: A color blocked bouquet, a cake with stained glass elements to reflect a clean, modern and colorful feel, and a floating "glass" ceremony backdrop.
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Chrissy Arpie Ott
Chrissy Arpie Ott is the founder of The Perfect Palette. Since its launch in 2008, The Perfect Palette has been the go-to color resource for couples who dream of a unique, creative and colorful wedding day.
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