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Holographic Pastel Wedding Inspo

Photography by Lex Fleming

If you've missed festivals this summer, then look no further for your fix than this holographic pastel inspiration hosted by Fresh Meat Workshop and styled by Kate at Jump The Broom. With balloon inspirations, psychedelic florals, disco balls and eclectic fashion, you'll be feeling those creative vibes in no time. 

Vision

Holographic pastels, neon and sequins for a festival inspired shoot encapsulating pure joy.

Bride and groom standing in front of a balloon installation
Disco balls and balloons at holographic pastel wedding inspiration
Bride in short wedding dress and boots and groom in pale green suit holding hands
Bride in short wedding dress and boots holding her holographic pastel bouquet
Bride and groom dancing in front of their sequin, glitter balls and balloon wedding altar
Bride holding her holographic pastel wedding bouquet
pastel coloured balloon installation
Bride in short wedding dress embracing her groom in pale green suit
Groom in pale green suit embracing his bride in short wedding dress at holographic pastel festival wedding
Holographic pastel festival wedding by Fresh Meat Workshop and Jump The Broom
Pastel wedding stationery suite RSVP card
Wedding stationery suit for festival wedding
Pink bridal boots and shiny silver trainers
Altar back drop with sequin sheet, balloon installation and glitter balls
Bride and groom embracing and showing off wedding jewellery
Electric Feels Fresh Meat Workshop at Clapton Country Club by Lex Fleming Photo
Stylish bride and groom at psychedelic wedding
Bride in ruffle wedding dress

Inspiration & Styling

At the heart of the shoot was a desire to show couples that even a small wedding can make a big impact, with show-stopping elements like our sequin-covered moon-gate from Wilderness Prop Hire looking like it had been transported straight out of Coachella; surrounded by balloons, disco-balls and gorgeous psychedelic florals created by Sarah from Olive-Owl Flowers. The flowers played an essential part in bringing this concept to life, with Sarah not only creating a series of free-standing installations to look as if the holographic blooms were shooting straight up from the ground but also making an enormous, iridescent bouquet, complete with spray-painted anthuriums to give it an other-worldly feel. Another key detail that brought a slightly intergalactic edge was the beautiful, glittering cake created by Meera Makes, topped with mini disco balls and lashings of metallic silver.

Kate Hirons

Holographic Pastel

This is no ordinary pastel wedding inspiration, this is holographic pastel wedding inspiraiton. Full of creativity, fun and festival vibes. Bringing joy to what has been a difficult year and a promise of brighter days. A workshop hosted by Fresh Meat Workshop to inspire couples to be themselves and have fun when wedding planning no matter how big or small your day is. 

Bridal Accessories

It was really important to strike a balance between the eclectic and the delicate too; with us still wanting to give the concept a ‘wedding-y’ edge, nothing too traditional, but still not feeling like a rave in the middle of a field. With that in mind, I asked Melanie Eddy Jewellery to adorn our couple with her gorgeous bespoke rings and bracelets, whilst I chose to style our bride, Nina, in a beautiful, floaty mini dress from Velvet Johnstone teamed with a delicately embroidered veil by Claude Bridal Studio and, of course, a pair of glittery pink boots! Our groom, Michael, wore a mint-green suit from ASOS, teamed with metallic slip-on trainers and brightly coloured button-hole to match the bouquet. To complete the look, Carina from Powder Blue Artistry created a soft yet shimmering palette, focusing on Nina’s eyes and giving a fresh and dewy finish a little sprinkling of holographic magic.

Kate Hirons

Bride and groom cutting the pastel wedding cake
Stylish bridal jewellery
Pastel wedding cake with marble effect
Sweetheart table at festival wedding with holographic pastel wedding decor and flowers
glitter balls and pastel flowers at festival wedding
Pastel marble effect wedding cake with sequin backdrop
Peach buttonhole
Bouquet with iridescent Anthuriums, roses and spray painted grasses
Place setting with colourful stationery and votives
Colourful sweetheart table with iridescent flowers, disco balls and votives.
Pink candle holders
Wedding cake and bouquet in holographic pastel colours
Spray painted monstera leaves and grasses
glitter eyeshadow or festival bride
Semi circle wedding menu at place setting
Bride and groom dining at their holographic pastel sweetheart table
Spray painted cactus and anthuriums in vases
pastel marble effect wedding cake design at holographic pastel wedding inspiration

Decor & Details

In true micro-wedding style, the couple sipped champagne at their disco-inspired sweetheart table, complete with the chic yet ultra playful stationery designs of Ink and Paper London. The stationery suite needed to be sophisticated and modern whilst still feeling exciting, so Grania nailed the brief by combining experimental shapes with layers of pastel shades and different paperweights to create something fresh and bold. We also wanted the tablescape to be simple but vibrant, playing with textures such as glossy satin, polka dot chiffon, spray-painted succulents and intricate multi-coloured glassware. It’s these smaller elements that couples can really enjoy experimenting with when planning a micro-wedding and so the details were fundamental to the overall look and feel of the concept.

Kate Hirons

Fashion

Finally, the couple changed into their post-dinner party-wear from the queen of festival outfits L.O.M Fashion; Michael rocked a full-length sequin kimono whilst Nina was transformed into a Glastonbury goddess, with a trailing multicoloured cape and an extravagant pink sequin crown from The Lucky Sixpence. It was great to have two such different bridal looks that still both complemented the overall style of the shoot: one modern, ethereal and delicate, the other daring, bold and glamorous. All of this was captured so perfectly by Lex, with a combination of fun, loved-up and laid-back shots, contrasted with her trademark posing and experimental fractal lense finishes to bring that festival-vibe to life.

Kate Hirons

Holographic pastel wedding decor with sequin backdrop, disco balls and coloured monstera leaves
Bride and groom at holographic pastel festival inspiration
pastel wedding bouquet with spray painted anthuriums and grasses
bright pink bridal crown
Stylish bride at festival inspired wedding with crown, cape and boots
Bride and groom sipping champagne at sweetheart table
Stylish bride in short dress, cape, boots and crown at festival wedding
Pink bridal boots

Laura and Paco also embraced all things psychedelic at their festival-inspired beach wedding. They have translucent geodome structures, balloon installations and some of the coolest signs we've ever seen. Miss it, miss out!

Photography: Lex Fleming | Stylist: Kate at Jump the Broom Hosted by: Fresh Meat Workshop | Venue: Clapton Country Club | Styling Assistant: Michaela Green | Florist: Olive Owl Flowers | Hair and Makeup: Powder Blue Artistry | Ceremony backdrop, balloons and Small Props: Wilderness Prop Hire | Cake: Meera Makes | Bridal Dresses: Velvet Johnstone | Sequin Kimonos: L.O.M Fashion | Bridal Crown: The Lucky Sixpence | Bridal Veil: Claude Bridal Studio | Groom’s Outfit: ASOS | Jewellery: Melanie Eddy | Stationery: Ink and Paper London | Models: Nina + Michael


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