If you’re looking for a statement headpiece or crown for your wedding day, then I don’t think you’ll find anything more beautiful than these pieces from Martina Dorta. I’ve been completely blown away by the detail, how they manage to be so delicate and yet so striking and just how perfectly they compliment the gowns from Marco & Maria.
The ‘dream of a flower’ collection is enchanting and I have a feeling RMW brides are going to adore these pieces…let us know what you think!
If you’re after a barnstormer of a wedding, then Faye and Eddie’s big day is just the ticket. The pair transformed The Great Barn, Kent into the most dreamy bohemian space, including a macrame ceremony backdrop made by Faye herself. The florals are gorgeous, the bridesmaids look gorgeous, the boys look gorgeous and the bride? Well Faye looks flippin’ gorgeous too. It’s just a beautifully styled, full-of-fun wedding day that you’d be utterly thrilled to have pulled off if it was your own big day. I have a feeling you’re going to love this one. Big thanks to the lovely Kathryn Hopkins, as always, for capturing proceedings so perfectly.
With all of this gorgeous sunshine, it feels completely apt to share a destination wedding where the bride is rocking a STRAW HAT. Yes you read that right, beautiful Lola donned the prettiest straw boater covered in blooms for her wedding day. Not only did she look super stylish, but she also protected her eyes from the bright Mallorcan sun. Win win.
Groom Virro looks rather dapper too, in a blue suit with matching blue bow tie and box fresh sneakers. Ultimately these two are total #couplegoals, with their laid back style, stunning outdoor wedding, and the fact that they are clearly made for each other is the icing on the cake. Enjoy this one babes, the images come from F2 Studios and we also have the film from Alberto & Yago.
This beautiful Anglo-Italian wedding held in the magical surroundings of Southern Sardinia with its gorgeous bright florals and sophisticated fashion, has really set my pulse racing.
The light and love captured by Greg Funnell and RMW’s The List videographer Gione Da Silva is off the chart, and so are all the details and decor.
I’m positively sure you’ll be reaching for your pinning button and bookmarking this gorgeous destination wedding, so I’ll keep you no longer and let you enjoy.
Floral installations have dominated weddings this year, and it feels like this is a trend that’s going nowhere. As far as I’m concerned, the wilder the better when it comes to these things, just like the organic feeling displays in this afternoon’s inspiration shoot. It looks as if the plants and flowers are growing directly through the walls and floor of the softly crumbling building, meaning the result is a timeworn yet timeless beauty. If you’re looking to achieve something similar for your own big day, choose a florist who loves to work with installations and isn’t afraid to transform a blank space into something completely different. We have lots of brilliant florists on our handpicked supplier directory, The List, if you’re still searching for the right one.
How’s this for a true farm style wedding, an honorary chicken guest strolling around your outdoor barn ceremony at High House Farm Brewery in Northumberland, making for excellent photo opportunities by Maureen Du Preez.
Even though we adore the chick, the stars of the day were most definitely bride and groom, Helen and Daniel. Helen looks stunning in a vintage lace gown by Katya Katya, bought from one of our favourite boutiques The Case of The Curious Bride. She completes her look with a delicate juliet cap veil on her fabulous auburn hair, and carried a gorgeous died flower bouquet by Artisan Dried Flower Company.
Following the floral theme are the bridesmaids in vibrant flower dresses from ASOS, and another less traditional addition was the burger bar wedding breakfast. I bet that went down a storm with the guests. All in all this is definitely a rustic wedding not to be missed. Enjoy.
Architects always have the best style – it’s a profession I’d have loved to do, if I could do maths and had a better sense of spatial awareness 😉 So featuring the weddings of architects is pretty much the best next thing for me. Abigail and Andrew’s wedding is every bit as thoughtful, well put together and chic as I’d expect from a couple who careers are based on strong and beautiful visuals and clear functional concepts.
The pair chose Bermondsey Yard Cafe for their reception, which was the perfect blank canvas for them to unleash their understated, elegant style on. We love the mix of industrial and chic – it’s a combination they’ve completely nailed for the whole wedding. Enjoy this one loves, the images come from the wonderful Michelle Wood.
If you’re looking for the perfect personalised wedding gifts you’re going to need to stop by our approved supplier My Icon Story. These design led, storytelling prints are a fantastic present with sentiment you can’t find off the shelf.
My Icon Story fits in with the RMW family with it’s quality, ingenuity and passion by which we are inspired. We support individuality from our brides, grooms, bridesmaids, readers and suppliers from our handpicked supplier directory, The List, so we are absolutely delighted to introduce you to such a unique brand.
Be prepared for your jaw to hit the floor when you see real bride Adelen’s backless ‘Lenora’ Watters Wtoo bridal gown. It is literally breathtaking and suits her down to the ground. The delicate lace fabric amongst the natural woodland location in Oslo, Norway brings a lovely relaxed bohemian vibe to the wedding and couldn’t be more prefect.
The oh so brilliant Through The Woods We Ran photography worked their magic in capturing the picturesque setting and dreamy moments, fun and laughter, so make sure you are sitting comfortably, because believe me you’re going to want to savour every minute.
After that if you’re yearning for more, we highly recommending checking out the rest of Through The Woods We Ran portfolio on RMW. Enjoy.
