Industrial Wedding Inspiration with a Big Dash of Glam
A contemporary venue with contemporary styling mixed with elegant elements. This looker is what we're sharing on the first day of December and what a head-turner it is! Before gazing at the beautiful photos from Anne Casey Photography, we read shoot designer and planner Macy from Enchanting Events and Design's rundown of the day.
She let us in on the usage of concrete (you read that right!) and for sure, it definitely added a fun component to the overall opulent look of the shoot. From a ceiling-suspended wedding cake to the timeless florals from Travis Floral Design, we think this inspo is a great way to herald in this festive month!
From the planner and designer, "The inspiration for this shoot came from a mix of the popular industrial-inspired weddings popping up recently, and a need to bring something different into the mix."
"Enter a concrete artisan/calligrapher, the idea to bring cement blocks into a ceremony space and the open floor plan of a beautiful new downtown Baltimore venue."
Studio 4 proved to be the loveliest locale to bring these modern wedding ideas to life.
Rentals from Party Plus and White Glove Rentals absolutely helped set the scene on this day, while stationery from Lattice Tree Studio set the tone.
Calligraphy from Jess Smith Designs added a touch of vintage flair and romance.
And we can't go without mentioning our love for the hair and makeup from Vintage Veils.
"We wanted to bring various elements of a glamorous wedding and turn it on it's side...or better yet, hang it from the ceiling!"
"With a cake suspended from the rafters, champagne in various layers for guests to sip on while the music played."
"The show stopping bride and groom were the icing on the cake to the multiple aspects of this stunning location."
"We think concrete bricks brought new life to the industrial and modern wedding and venue perfectly."
Photography: Anne Casey Photography // Design and Planning: Enchanting Events and Design // Floral Design: Travis Floral Design // Venue: Studio 4 // Party Rentals and Pipe/Drape: Party Plus // Vintage Rentals: White Glove Rentals // Cake: Whipped Cakes & Confections // Stationery: Lattice Tree Studio // Calligraphy and Concrete Artisan: Jess Smith Designs // Hair and Makeup: Vintage Veils // Jewelry: Faye Daniel Designs // Hand lettering: Live Life Lettered // Tux and Wedding Gown: K & B Bridals // Bridal Robe: Sincerely Sofi Designs // Groom's Tie: The Tie Bar // Silk Ribbon: A Ribbon's Nest // Welcome Gift: Southern Grown Vintage
She let us in on the usage of concrete (you read that right!) and for sure, it definitely added a fun component to the overall opulent look of the shoot. From a ceiling-suspended wedding cake to the timeless florals from Travis Floral Design, we think this inspo is a great way to herald in this festive month!
From the planner and designer, "The inspiration for this shoot came from a mix of the popular industrial-inspired weddings popping up recently, and a need to bring something different into the mix."
"Enter a concrete artisan/calligrapher, the idea to bring cement blocks into a ceremony space and the open floor plan of a beautiful new downtown Baltimore venue."
Studio 4 proved to be the loveliest locale to bring these modern wedding ideas to life.
Rentals from Party Plus and White Glove Rentals absolutely helped set the scene on this day, while stationery from Lattice Tree Studio set the tone.
Calligraphy from Jess Smith Designs added a touch of vintage flair and romance.
And we can't go without mentioning our love for the hair and makeup from Vintage Veils.
"We wanted to bring various elements of a glamorous wedding and turn it on it's side...or better yet, hang it from the ceiling!"
"With a cake suspended from the rafters, champagne in various layers for guests to sip on while the music played."
"The show stopping bride and groom were the icing on the cake to the multiple aspects of this stunning location."
"We think concrete bricks brought new life to the industrial and modern wedding and venue perfectly."
Photography: Anne Casey Photography // Design and Planning: Enchanting Events and Design // Floral Design: Travis Floral Design // Venue: Studio 4 // Party Rentals and Pipe/Drape: Party Plus // Vintage Rentals: White Glove Rentals // Cake: Whipped Cakes & Confections // Stationery: Lattice Tree Studio // Calligraphy and Concrete Artisan: Jess Smith Designs // Hair and Makeup: Vintage Veils // Jewelry: Faye Daniel Designs // Hand lettering: Live Life Lettered // Tux and Wedding Gown: K & B Bridals // Bridal Robe: Sincerely Sofi Designs // Groom's Tie: The Tie Bar // Silk Ribbon: A Ribbon's Nest // Welcome Gift: Southern Grown Vintage
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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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