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24.10.2020

Western Wedding Ideas With Cowboy Boots and Pampas Grass

Written by Lorna Shaw
Photography by Rebecca Carpenter Photography

Workshop Host:

 Rebecca Carpenter Photography | 

Styling, Furniture and Props:

 Locate To Create | 

Videographer:

 Rix Weddings | 

Cake :

 Malarkey Cakes | 

Stationery :

 Wonderland Invites | 

Tableware Cutlery & Glasses:

 A Touch of Vintage | 

Dresses:

 Shikoba Bride | 

Hair & Makeup:

 Storme Makeup & Hair | 

Jewellery:

 Ashley Wild Bridal | 

Models:

 Jack & Rose | 

Other:

 Jay & Sam

Western Rebel

Holly Dallison founder of Locate to Create was eager to deploy both dried and fresh-cut flowers throughout the shoot. The juxtaposing styles were selected to provide contrast and to introduce a “wild west” feel throughout the venue. This was further enhanced by the prop selection, classic lines where created through conventional wooden backdrops, beautiful whitewashed shutters and rustic wooden trestles, whilst Western-themed props were injected to again create contrast.

Styling

Vintage barrels, waggon wheels, cacti and cowhide rugs were just a few of the items used to bring the Western vibes to life. These were especially vital to the ceremony set up, as they created a huge impact and introduced further Western styles. With the restrictions to wedding ceremonies, we took the opportunity to demonstrate how stunning a 15-person ceremony could look. The sensational venue complemented the petit ceremony and really helped to create an intimate and private feel.

Tablescape

Table styling was another area where the theme shone through. A hybrid of modern meets vintage was deployed with both black and brass creating a gold rush throughout the table. Vases and other small theming items further helped to complete the Western Rebel vibes. A canapé swing was used to display alluring treats sitting alongside cactus. This collaboration highlighted the essence of the shoot. Classic meets creative Western with a playful twist.

Written by

Lorna Shaw