Handmade Paper Flower Wedding Inspiration
What happens when handcrafted paper flowers meets bridal fashion? All kinds of epic wedding inspiration, that's what! With photography by AMA Photo + Cinema and event styling and handmade paper flowers by Blome's Paperie, there's so many exquisite details in this shoot and I just can't get enough of this artistic approach to wedding design.
The esthetic for this shoot is a mix of classic and modern. All of the paper details you'll see including the tiny flowers on the dress to the gigantic dandelions, to the fascinators, to paper flower wall installation, were all hand crafted.
From the designer, "we wanted to create something beautiful to showcase how much can be done beautifully with paper. The dress is made up of 300 small paper flowers on the bodice and dripping down the skirt, 200 leaves on the underskirt, and about 100 moonlight colored roses on the gauze train, which is the only fabric in the whole piece.
Can you believe that this gown is made using paper flowers? Swoon.
So romantic and absolutely stunning, if you ask me! And this sweetheart table? Gah!
Real flowers were incorporated to accentuate other pieces and remind brides how they can keep some traditional touches while incorporating the paper flower trend.
Two flower girls joined the styled shoot in a adorable pink rompers and had their own fun with their paper hair fascinators, bracelets and belts.
Such a gorgeous cake! I love the cascading florals!
I'm loving this beautiful mix of modern and vintage styling!
From the designer, "We wanted the dress to be something a bride would want to wear down the aisle, and the details to be something that you could see at any wedding."
Oh, and if you loved this shoot as much as I do, then you're not going to want to miss this captivating video that captures the true essence of this artistic expression.
Handmade Paper Flower Wedding Inspiration from Ama Photography & Cinema on Vimeo.
This shoot is unique because the focus is on the white paper details, with a few pops of pink. But because of the tonality of the white used there is still a lot of dimension to the photos. A great example of this is the bride in the paper dress in front of the paper wall. You would assume with all the white the photos would read very flat, but instead they are lovely for shadows and textures.
I love the drama, the uniqueness, and the attention to detail we're seeing here. It's bridal fashion meets art and I am absolutely inspired by all of the talent I'm seeing here. This dream team of wedding pros coordinated by Events by Sarah, truly made magic here and now you'll have to excuse me, because I have some serious pinning to take care!
Photography and Video: AMA Photo + Cinema // Event Styling, Dress, Fascinators, Paper flowers : Blome's Paperie // Location: JW Marriott Houston Downtown // Gold Flatware: Swift & Co // Jewelry: Queen of Heirs // Bride Model: Chiara Casiraghi // Cake: Buttercup Houston // Macarons: Petite Sweets // Flower girl models: Mila + Maddie Pastor aka The Stylish Twins // Fresh Flowers: F. Dellit Design // Event Planner: Events by Sarah // Hair + Makeup: Hey Lovely Makeup // Calligraphy + Macaroons: Kristara Calligraphy // Linen + Rentals: Party Props Inc // Paper products: Katie & Co.
The esthetic for this shoot is a mix of classic and modern. All of the paper details you'll see including the tiny flowers on the dress to the gigantic dandelions, to the fascinators, to paper flower wall installation, were all hand crafted.
From the designer, "we wanted to create something beautiful to showcase how much can be done beautifully with paper. The dress is made up of 300 small paper flowers on the bodice and dripping down the skirt, 200 leaves on the underskirt, and about 100 moonlight colored roses on the gauze train, which is the only fabric in the whole piece.
Handmade Paper Flower Wedding Inspiration from Ama Photography & Cinema on Vimeo.
This shoot is unique because the focus is on the white paper details, with a few pops of pink. But because of the tonality of the white used there is still a lot of dimension to the photos. A great example of this is the bride in the paper dress in front of the paper wall. You would assume with all the white the photos would read very flat, but instead they are lovely for shadows and textures.
I love the drama, the uniqueness, and the attention to detail we're seeing here. It's bridal fashion meets art and I am absolutely inspired by all of the talent I'm seeing here. This dream team of wedding pros coordinated by Events by Sarah, truly made magic here and now you'll have to excuse me, because I have some serious pinning to take care!
Photography and Video: AMA Photo + Cinema // Event Styling, Dress, Fascinators, Paper flowers : Blome's Paperie // Location: JW Marriott Houston Downtown // Gold Flatware: Swift & Co // Jewelry: Queen of Heirs // Bride Model: Chiara Casiraghi // Cake: Buttercup Houston // Macarons: Petite Sweets // Flower girl models: Mila + Maddie Pastor aka The Stylish Twins // Fresh Flowers: F. Dellit Design // Event Planner: Events by Sarah // Hair + Makeup: Hey Lovely Makeup // Calligraphy + Macaroons: Kristara Calligraphy // Linen + Rentals: Party Props Inc // Paper products: Katie & Co.
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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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