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So what do you think? Would you ever had vintage records as part of your wedding decor? I love that although this shoot is described as having vintage elements, there’s also some bang up to date modern touches with the strong black & whit colour palate, and the model’s deep red lip. I approve!
Thank you to Sarah & her team for sharing today.
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- Photography: Sarah Gormley Photography
- Venue: Howard County Nature Conservancy
- Dress: Ivana Krejci
- Headpiece: K is for Kani
- Hair: Lauren Wildt
- Make Up: Sydni Harrison
- Cake: Charm City Cakes
- Flowers: Liz Borst
- Stationery: Amy Heitman
- Rentals: Something Vintage Rentals
- Styling: Sarah Gomley & Kelly Sullivan
I love the idea of using records as part of the wedding decor! We use them at home as place mats all the time (often get told off by older generation even though they were already scratched before we started using them as place mats!). Really fun shoot!
I love the idea of getting music in there somewhere. Me and the future Mr are both music obsessed. But when I suggested using vinyl I got shot down pretty darn quick. Sacrilege apparently. Might have to make some fake records out of card instead.
The use of records is always cool. I’ve seen it done a couple times before and I love it!
Some stunning photography here! Great article. Being a musician myself, love the idea of vinyls.
What did she use as her table numbers? I’d love to use something similar as escort cards!
Molly – for the table numbers, we used Digital Vinyl CD-Rs (a quick google search brings them up on Amazon) and then had stickers made to place on top 🙂