Ethereal Bridal Session Inspo in the Forest
Happy Friday, readers! We made it! It's the last day of the work week and to celebrate, why don't you cozy up somewhere comfy and check out this uber-dreamy bridal sesh inspired by the wonders and romance of the forest.
Four Corners Photography took to the lovely Pacific Northwest landscape (seriously, where is it not pretty there?) and shot this beauty with the planning of Cassie Xie Photography and the floral expertise of Amanda Jewel Floral + Design. What an arsenal to work with! So pour yourself a warm cup of something and sink into this majestic creation.
From the photographer, "The styling for this dreamy forest bridal session was really focused on portraying the rich greens of the Pacific Northwest, but with a splash of an elegant color palette and fine art style."
"Most of the Pacific Northwest shoots we've seen are pretty "rad" and we wanted to show that this area of the country can also be romantic, dreamy and soft."
"Some favorite parts of this shoot were: the draping/sweeping sleeves and how the bouquet mirrored that style, the color palette of the bouquet - this is my favorite palette I think I've ever photographed..."
"...especially on those greens, it's incredible, and the fact that we didn't get rained out despite a 100% chance of rain (ha)!"
"For brides wanting to pull of this look, delicate fabrics with movement are key (from the dress to the draping silk on the bouquet) as well as a messy, but clean bun and simple makeup with a pop of lip and cheek color."
"The colors truly did bring the forest alive. In this bouquet, I used lots of colors that wouldn’t normally be growing here so that they would pop amongst the lush green backdrop."
"The forest was so magical with the super tall trees, ferns, fallen limbs and moss. Our model bride looked like a fairy goddess and those bangs stole the show."
Photography: Four Corners Photography // Event Planning: Cassie Xie Photography // Florals: Amanda Jewel Floral + Design // Calligraphy: Fete and Quill // Ribbon: Adorn Company // Hair and Makeup: Anne Timss // Rings: Trumpet & Horn // Dress: Lace & Liberty // Model: Lindsay Living
Four Corners Photography took to the lovely Pacific Northwest landscape (seriously, where is it not pretty there?) and shot this beauty with the planning of Cassie Xie Photography and the floral expertise of Amanda Jewel Floral + Design. What an arsenal to work with! So pour yourself a warm cup of something and sink into this majestic creation.
From the photographer, "The styling for this dreamy forest bridal session was really focused on portraying the rich greens of the Pacific Northwest, but with a splash of an elegant color palette and fine art style."
"Most of the Pacific Northwest shoots we've seen are pretty "rad" and we wanted to show that this area of the country can also be romantic, dreamy and soft."
"Some favorite parts of this shoot were: the draping/sweeping sleeves and how the bouquet mirrored that style, the color palette of the bouquet - this is my favorite palette I think I've ever photographed..."
"...especially on those greens, it's incredible, and the fact that we didn't get rained out despite a 100% chance of rain (ha)!"
"For brides wanting to pull of this look, delicate fabrics with movement are key (from the dress to the draping silk on the bouquet) as well as a messy, but clean bun and simple makeup with a pop of lip and cheek color."
"The colors truly did bring the forest alive. In this bouquet, I used lots of colors that wouldn’t normally be growing here so that they would pop amongst the lush green backdrop."
"The forest was so magical with the super tall trees, ferns, fallen limbs and moss. Our model bride looked like a fairy goddess and those bangs stole the show."
Photography: Four Corners Photography // Event Planning: Cassie Xie Photography // Florals: Amanda Jewel Floral + Design // Calligraphy: Fete and Quill // Ribbon: Adorn Company // Hair and Makeup: Anne Timss // Rings: Trumpet & Horn // Dress: Lace & Liberty // Model: Lindsay Living
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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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