Starting with rich in shades of plum alongside black and gold, The Photography Smiths and stylist Anthomanic , created some regal wedding inspiration with an edge of Tim Burton. The dramatic and quirky set design included odd shaped vintage furniture, lace wedding dresses with dramatic mermaid silhouettes, black & white stripes, mini top hats and milk & cookies as favours.
The milk bottles were sprayed gold and wrapped in pieces of lace and ribbon, and the bouquet was accented with plums.
Tim Burton is a popular starting point for Rock n Roll Brides but I love how this shoot shows the idea with a more regal and elegant look. What do we think? The perfect twist for a gothic wedding maybe?
The Photography Smiths and Anthomanic for sharing with us today.
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